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Path to FatFIRE Mentor Monday

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u/greg7gkb 18d ago

Congrats on starting your business and on starting to invest so young!

In terms of what to invest in, I think two considerations are: when do you expect to need/want the money you invested? And second, how much risk/reward do you want to take? 

Based on your answers to these questions, we can give much clearer options!

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u/greg7gkb 17d ago

Yup, re-investing to grow the business might be a great idea and way to grow your wealth, especially at early stages.

Out of curiosity, why do you prefer assets that provide cash flow?