It's interesting to think about how broadly to apply some of these. For example, 'investing in things you value' seems to focus most on money, which limits its

It's interesting to think about how broadly to apply some of these. For example, 'investing in things you value' seems to focus most on money, which limits its applicability in two ways: First, there are a number of things, like software, where monetary cost doesn't correlate strongly with actual value. Second, investing time is often better than thinking money can solve the problems you have, especially in terms of gaining self-sufficiency.