1. Zero credit card debt 2. 3-month emergency fund 3. Then start investing In that order. Don’t get it mixed up

A steady 9-5 job is one of the most underrated path to financial independence in the personal finance community

There are multiple paths to financial independence. Don’t discount a regular 9-5 job.

It's striking how many of the top-selling investment books are about short-term TRADING. Apart from the issue of whether that's a good way to invest, I'm surprised that people don't notice how labor-intensive it is, that it detracts from being able to do other worthwhile things.

Built in 1908 Meticulously maintained This one is one block over from me in The Old West End. Sold for 210k in 2019

Mistakes that will keep you broke: - Carrying credit card balance - $900/month car payment - Eating out 3 times per week - Too many subscriptions - Never learning a high income skill What else?

Just spoke to someone that lost 100lb the past year. Started by running just 1 mile a day. 2 minutes on, 2 minutes walking. Now running daily at least 5 miles a day. You got to start somewhere. If you want to be wealthy, today is the day to start!

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