Why I don’t save my money

It’s that time again.

I’ve bought yet another 4 new books. For Whom The Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway and the first 3 books of The Mistborn Trilogy by Brandon Sanderson.

That last one was a recommendation I got from Elle Cheron—someone I met a few months ago on Twitter.

And that’s not all. I’m planning on buying a course from an email marketer I like. As well as some other books and a few upgrades to my tech stack.

All of this is crazy to write. At least for me.

I never used to spend ANY money whatsoever. My parent educated me on the importance of saving money when I was younger.

While I appreciate the life lessons they taught me. I’m not going to follow the savings lessons anymore.

I made myself a new rule. To never regret spending money on me. And to reinvest almost everything I earn.

This is crucial. True money comes from the skills you developed and the experience you acquired.

You don’t earn lots of money by saving. You earn lots of money by improving yourself and learning high-income-generating skills.

It’s the best investment anyone can make.

Alex Hormozi calls it investing in the S&Me instead of the S&P 500. The return on investment is 100x higher in the long run.

So that’s exactly what I’m doing.

I earned a decent payday for myself this month and I’ll be reinvesting almost everything. I’m here for the long haul after all.

I ain’t cashing out after a few months.

Now, the question remains.

Are you in it for the long haul? Are you determined to invest in yourself and increase your earning potential?

Do you want to build high-value skills and start living the life you dream of? A life filled with freedom. Freedom to follow your curiosities and get paid for sharing your ideas?

Then reply to this mail with “I want to invest in myself”.

We’ll figure out the best possible plan for you and start increasing your earning potential immediately.

Don’t waste these chances. Don’t let life pass by you. You’re meant for more.

Reply to this mail and take action.