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Self-Investing

Take care of yourself in the long run with these compounding activities:

  1. Learning how to make something of value to others.
  2. Learning a skill that makes you stand out of the crowd.
  3. Reading books about distinct topics that are relevant to your career and personal growth.
  4. Setting up a broad-based fund that invests some money from your income, to build your wealth.

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