The habit of investing more
Consistent investing is essential. Investing as a habit will pay off in the long run.
It is most important to start with earning more, then saving more, then investing. People want to skip the first two steps and day-trade themselves to wealth, but most will only lose money by chasing quick money-making schemes. In the end, building wealth boils down to good habits.
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