Question: Would you rather be making $50k/year from your own business, or $150k/year from a job?

Finding success can be quite simple. It’s accepting the simplicity that can be hard. Put it this way... If you have a phone, you can make money. Simple. Don’t over complicate it.

I absolutely love investing in the stock market via low-cost index funds But real estate is the endgame for me and my wife, and the wealth we will pass to our children Stock returns are great over time But nothing beats paid off real estate providing checks monthly🏘💰

Optimism may not come naturally, but it CAN be learned. It may be the one step you need to break past the mental ceiling you've set for yourself.

If you could only focus on one money-making skill (ie. flipping products, real estate, options trading, stock picking, etc.), what would it be and why?

Made 50k in stocks. Said I would buy a car. Instead I put that 50 in my REIT holding that has 20 there already. Now I have 70 in the REIT. the REIT pays 750 a month. The REIT pays my car note

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I used to worry about too many people getting into real estate investing - that there might be less good deals out there with all the investors. But I've realized that as long as consistent WORK is required to invest, there will never be too many investors.

Great way of thinking about investing in yourself. Buying a gumroad course really isn't that different than the expenses we see as more 'acceptable' like going out to eat. But the courses tend to yield a greater return.

In real estate there's a lot of talk around the pros of leverage. Here's an example: You buy a $100k house for $20k (20% down). The house then appreciates the historic 3% average ($3000). From your 20k, you made a 15% return. Just remember leverage is a double edged sword.

So true. Learn as you go, only compare your growth to your past growth, and have fun!

Woke up this morning and worked out before work for the first time in awhile. Felt way better about my day. Note to self: Do more of this.

One of the reasons I find real estate so interesting is because of how involved the whole family can be. Even younger kids can get their hands dirty fixing up a new purchase. It's a hands-on way to get the whole family involved in investing.

Regardless of what your favorite type of investment is, index funds will always be a solid choice at a ~7% return after inflation. They've been historically tested and are about as passive as it gets. They're a great baseline to compare other types of investments against.

Taking a little break from Twitter to focus on some real estate related work, but here's a post I just wrote analyzing my first investment property! The good and the bad :) ourmoneymentality.com/analyzing-my-f… DM me if you have questions and I'll get back as soon as I can :)

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