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- Try not to get married until after you're 30. By the your libido will have waned a bit, and you will have a clearer head and greater experience to see what k
by startuprules 16y ago
- Try not to get married until after you're 30. By the your libido will have waned a bit, and you will have a clearer head and greater experience to see what kind of person you'd like to spend your life with
- Try not to have a kid until after you're 30. A kid cannot raise another kid
- Try everything. That way you get to know what you like/hate.
- Find something you're passionate about, and learn everything about it.
- Don't incur huge debts in your prime. Do not buy (car/house/woman/kid/plane/boat/land/friend) with credit.
- Use your money for experiences. Those you'll remember and cherish.
- Learn macroeconomics/history. You'll learn why the housing bubble occured, why we're in a great depression, and how China will become the next empire. Invest properly based on those learnings.
- mmacaulay 16y agoAs someone who just recently bought his first house, it seems unrealistic to have saved up that entire amount within any kind of reasonable timeframe. Obviously, you should buy a house (and other things) that is within your means, which is more what the housing bubble was all about IMO. But I do agree with your general premise.