Body guards are usually bigger than their employers. But their employers are always richer.
When the body guard was developing his muscles his employer was developing his mind.
What are you investing in ?
All of us make decisions continually about how to spend our limited amount of money (income) on goods and services that will make us feel satisfied and happy. But, of course, we also want to be capable of earning more money and consuming more goods tomorrow. In order to earn more money tomorrow, we have to use some of the income we earn today to invest in capital that will help us produce more tomorrow. How much would it take---in increased future earnings---to prompt you to reduce consumption today in order to free some money up for investment? Do you know what future consumption possibilities you might give up if you don't invest today--spending your entire income on consumption instead? After exploring the possibilities presented in this lesson, you will know.
Reference;http://www.econedlink.org/lesson/603/Benefits-Investing-Early
Try new things
Trying new things can be undoubtedly daunting. The unfamiliar makes us nervous in a way that’s hard to describe. The act of leaving our comfort zone puts us in a vulnerable position, and leaves us with an onslaught of questions running through our heads. We ask ourselves: “Should I be doing this? Can I do this? Do I look stupid? What am I doing!?” While it may not feel like it, this is normal—and it’s good.
All too often we let the fear of the unknown stop us. But pushing ourselves out of our comfort zones is actually good for us. Trying new things not only helps us to vanquish those fears, but it also allows us to expand our minds and learn—both about said new thing, and about ourselves.
Reference:https://wanderlust.com/journal/why-you-should-try-new-things/
