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There's only 3 things you can invest in (and you must do all three!):
#1 - YOURSELF
#2 - Your business, if you don't have one, then get one.
#3 - Other people's businesses.
By far the best investment you can make is in yourself! It will give you the greatest ROI (return on investment). An example, if you pay to get education that costs $10,000 and you are able to create an extra $10,000/year for the rest of your life. That's a 100% return!
If you don't have a business, then may you should begin today with something that you truly enjoy. If you are inspired by something then it can start as a hobby, then get paid for this as a side hustle, then it can become a business to supplement your income for your Ideal Life.
Investing in other peoples businesses think the stock market and investing in things you don't have a day to day handle on. I personally love mutual funds and have the majority of my wealth tied into funds that are inside and outside of retirement.
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By Mike Staunton & Jason LamThere's only 3 things you can invest in (and you must do all three!):
#1 - YOURSELF
#2 - Your business, if you don't have one, then get one.
#3 - Other people's businesses.
By far the best investment you can make is in yourself! It will give you the greatest ROI (return on investment). An example, if you pay to get education that costs $10,000 and you are able to create an extra $10,000/year for the rest of your life. That's a 100% return!
If you don't have a business, then may you should begin today with something that you truly enjoy. If you are inspired by something then it can start as a hobby, then get paid for this as a side hustle, then it can become a business to supplement your income for your Ideal Life.
Investing in other peoples businesses think the stock market and investing in things you don't have a day to day handle on. I personally love mutual funds and have the majority of my wealth tied into funds that are inside and outside of retirement.