@shaneparrish@RyanSerhant "Start now... Wish I had started earlier." My dad wrote that about money, but it's really about time. Eight days into fatherhood, I'm not handing those minutes away.
@PSInvestor "Your role becomes support for your wife." One of my dad's lessons. Eight days in, I'm learning the market stays at work. Home gets the full version of me.
@mimikmorgan "As soon as you see your child for the first time it is life changing." My dad wrote that. Reading this, I'm already picturing our first table like yours.
@morganhousel 102 lessons my dad wrote me, and the money one is just: start early, $200 a month. Eight days into fatherhood, boring money is what lets me worry less.
@InvestingAddict 27 with $100k from the boring stuff. Same playbook for my newborn: account opened week one, $200 a month, and 18+ years of runway. Not sexy. Works.
@HoneyTooRaw "There is no correct book on how to raise a child." My dad wrote that. But if there were, a chapter on apologizing first would be in it. Starting that one early.
@BrianFeroldi $200 a month. That's what my dad wrote I should put away for my kid, then: "Wish I had started earlier." We opened our newborn's account in week one. The queue can wait.
@thejustinwelsh "Family is most important. Make sure you live it." My dad's line. I work in real estate investing, and the freedom I'm chasing now is more time home with my wife and our newborn.
@SahilBloom 8 days into fatherhood, every tiny moment feels huge. Lesson 1 from my dad: seeing your child the first time is life changing. Enthusiasm stops being a choice.
@Codie_Sanchez 102 lessons from my dad, and the toy one nails this: "You're buying them for your ego." Eight days into fatherhood, I'm running every goal through that filter.
Lesson 12: "Start now and put $200 a month into a fund for your child⦠Wish I had started earlier."
$200/mo for 18 yrs = $43,200 in
7% β ~$86k
10% β ~$120k
Lesson 10: "There is no correct book on how to raise a child. Throw them all away."
Eight days in. Some of the books help, some are nonsense, and the baby hasn't read any of them.