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Would you pay interest to invest? I would, and here's why.
The old money rules are changing; get on board now or drown in flood.
Everyone wants to be appreciated, but the wiser few understand the 8th wonder of compound interest, where most use common interest.
On the one hand, some created jobs, found purpose, are a source of inspiration and are known as high-value professionals. This group wins in finance and all areas of their lives. They bet on themselves daily and have a relentless hunger for self-development.
And on the other hand, there's a growing epidemic of shopaholics. Those who spend money on the latest clothes and go on exotic vacations can never re-pay and eat out at places seen on Instagram. Many have even decided to quit their jobs to start early retirement and "find themselves."
Yet they never seem to pull themselves out of the "living for the weekend rut" despite no longer having 9–5 jobs to hate.
A bit of love goes a long way, but paying too much interest on material things can bankrupt you financially and spiritually.
So instead of using credit cards to buy cheap thrills, create more success and happiness by making investments that could potentially double, triple, or 10X your money by taking asymmetric risks.
