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If you’re impatient and expect to see immediate, gargantuan returns, you’re going to burn through your money. Investing in the stock market isn’t a get-rich-quick scheme. Don’t dump your hard-earned savings into an “up-and-coming” stock and cross your fingers that it takes off.
The most straightforward way to achieving wealth is by living within your means. That’s how school teachers can outpace doctors and lawyers in terms of wealth generation and financial stability.
On the other side, Teacher Tom is thrifty and knows how to live a modest lifestyle. He saves more than he spends, which helps him build wealth at the exact same rate as Doctor Dan.
If you want to pragmatically invest your way to seven-figure wealth, you need to adopt a long-term investment strategy. The good news is you don’t need an extensive financial background or a ridiculous amount of money to start your wealth journey.
Compound interest is the idea of earning interest on interest. When applied to the stock market, it’s the ongoing reinvestment of your capital gains, which creates a compounding effect — so your gains produce even more gains.
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First of all, you shouldn’t be investing until you’ve established your financial foundation — such as a life fund and an emergency fund. Otherwise, you risk jeopardizing your stability and sanity.
Tears blur my eyes and I’m glad of them, because it’s the only logical response a person can have when they recall all of these places (amongst others), that in a split of a second on August 4th, got completely ravaged.
Even if you sold your investment on July 13 at Netflix’s peak price of $575.37, which would equate to a 53,601% return, your shares would only be worth $539,697. Obviously, that dollar amount probably doesn’t warrant me saying “only” but, for the purposes of our example, it doesn’t make you a millionaire.
If Doctor Dan earns $500,000 a year but suffers from lifestyle creep — buying an expensive house, driving luxurious cars, and living an extravagant day-to-day life — he’s far from financial stability. Why? Because his income is tied up by car payments, mortgage payments, expensive trips, and whatever else he throws his money at.
I think of my first driving lesson. My dad put me behind the wheel in one of Beirut’s busiest and most dangerous highways, because “that’s how you learn in life”. I cried the whole way through that highway, that was right across the Beirut Port.
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