DoorDash just reported earnings and their stock price soared 📈.
Why? Lazy people -some of which don’t have a dollar saved, but are using DoorDash to deliver their fast food to them.
I’m a big believer in focusing on your top line, but getting wealthy at the beginning is all about making small wealth maximizing decisions daily.
Those habits eventually lead to real wealth over the long-run.
There is no reason for anyone not to be investing. Take a look at the garbage fees and things you are throwing money away on monthly. Add those things up, and start investing that amount in your own future.
#money #wealthtips #investing #stocks
a year agorealrobluna
This is more geared towards the 80% of people who are not investing on a regular basis and are complaining that they have no free money to do it. There’s plenty of fat in every budget. What I would also say most people that are ordering like this are making it a habit of sometimes even daily tour. This could literally be $1 million over retirement savings time horizon. It’s definitely not inconsequential.
a year agochristian_de_leon_investor
Rob I thought about the same way before until I realized that my time was worth way more than money. Think about everything you have to go through to save $15. Get out of your house , jump in your car , drive to location. , stand in line , wait for order , drive back and now your out over an hour or two depending on what your ordering. Meaning you could have missed a trade that could paid you hundreds if not thousands or possibly conference or structure a profitable deal or better yet missed a deep conversation a family member. The truth is value your time over money any day of the day. Both sides of this scenario make sense however it’s what you could’ve missed over trying to save $15 bucks. 💡
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