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Earlier today, had a zoom session with one of my investing mentees and clients. He thanked me for helping him grow his money, beat inflation, and get one step closer to his financial goals. But when he told me that, I replied very firmly: “You need to be more responsible for your own money.” Now, why did I say that? Firstly, let me just explain how this meeting came about. For me personally, I am in the job of teaching people how to invest, giving them the skills and knowledge, mentoring...
Part of the reason why I invest, is that deep down, I still feel insecure. So let me share with you something I seldom tell many of my clients unless you know me very well. On the outside, people look at me as somebody who hit my first $1 million at 29. I'm financially free. I don't have kids or many liabilities to worry about, so life is good. And I agree. On some level, life is good. But I've never really personally shared why I actually invest. We all invest for a couple of reasons, but...
You don't need discipline or effort Reading time: 3 minutes I used to be a big failure when it comes to sticking with habits. Years ago, I came across this book that taught me the skill of sticking to habits with almost no effort or procrastination. “The Kaizen Way: One Small Step Can Change Your Life” Over the years of training thousands of entrepreneurs in my career as a speaker, I’ve shared my own personal experience with them. I’ve seen them apply it to build sticky habits in their own...