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I've spent my career investing.

A bad investment can derail your life.

Here are the 35 best investments you should make in yourself:
1/ Good Friends

Good friends are supportive, motivating, and honest with you.

Keep them around.
2/ A Quality Tailor

You can buy a suit from the Goodwill and a good tailor will make it look like it cost $1000.
3/ Durable Luggage

Do not buy cheap luggage. Pay the extra $200.

It will last a lifetime.
4/ Insulated Water Bottle

If you don't have one, get one.

Other water bottles are just not good.
5/ Nice Shoes

Shoes tell a lot about your appearance but can also cause discomfort if made cheaply.

BUT DON'T BUY ALLB*RDS PLEASE!
6/ A Supportive Spouse

Probably the number 1 investment you can make.

Be with someone who pushes you towards your dreams. Anything less is not worth it.
7/ House Cleaners

Coming back to a clean home just gives you peace of mind.

And allows you to watch Tinder Swindler in a spotless place.
8/ Mattress

If you ever sleep on a really good mattress you'll never go back.

@austinschless can tell you all about the importance of sleep.
9/ Two-Ply Toilet Paper

Please stop buying 1-ply.

Please.
10/ A Nice Bicycle

A cheap bike is a disaster waiting to happen.

A good bike will last a lifetime.
11/ Quality Time with Loved Ones

No one has ever regretted spending time with people you love.
12/ Premium Liquor

Do not reach down to buy your alcohol.

Everything you buy should be eye-level or above in the store.

Your body will thank you for it in the morning.
13/ Desk Chair

Spend a little extra for a desk chair.

Notice several of my suggestions have to do with your back not hurting...

Just do it.
14/ Fitness

Health is wealth.

Take your fitness seriously and don't balk at paying a few dollars to do so.

@jbonhotol & @futurefitapp will cover you here.
15/ Food

Food that is good for you costs more.

There are some things you can cheap out on.

Food is not one of them.
16/ Cheering Others On

Being supportive of others is a cheat code in life.

Be supportive of what others are doing.

It will come back 10x to you.
17/ House Movers

Don't move your stuff yourself.

Hire movers.

You'll be glad you did.
18/ Reynolds Aluminum Foil

Have you ever used cheap aluminum foil before??

Case closed.
19/ Decent Garbage Bags

Similar to the aluminum foil example.

If you want the bag to break on the way to the dumpster, then buy the cheap ones.
20/ Babysitters

Don't be cheap when it comes to your kids please.
21/ Nice Paint

If you are doing any home improvement, buy a nice quality paint.

It will look 10x better than the cheap paint at 3x the price.
22/ Macbook

If you are buying any other laptop at this point....we need to have a talk.
23/ A Good Couch

After your mattress, it's where you'll spend the most time at home.

Don't buy the cheapest couch you can find. I promise it won't last very long.
24/ Service Professionals

Plumbers. Electricians. Etc.

Don't be cheap. You'll get what you pay for.
25/ High Thread Count Sheets

For an extra $20 to $30, your sheets will feel amazing.

Well worth the investment.
26/ A Nice Hotel

A good hack is to sort Trip Advisor by guest rating.

You can usually find hotels that punch above their weight.

A nice hotel experience is just one less thing to worry about on vacation.
27/ German or Japanese Knives

A cheap knife is like a cheap tent.

One cut with a good knife and you'll never go back.
28/ Continued Education

The biggest issue with people as they get older is they stop learning.

Never stop learning.

If things get too overwhelming (web3 for me) just find a source you enjoy (@MilkRoadDaily for me) and stick to that.
29/ Lawyer

If you ever have legal issues, a good lawyer is worth whatever they charge.

Don't go to prison because you were cheap.
30/ Accountant (CPA)

A good accountant will save you more money than they ever cost you.

Pay for a good one.
31/ An Investment Professional

Whether it is the fees they charge in their fund or fees they collect for managing your money, a good investment professional is vital.

They also will make you more money than they ever cost.
32/ A Shoe Shine

Costs $5.

Will make your shoes look brand new.

BUT PLEASE DO NOT WEAR ALLB*RDS.
33/ A Good Book

I don't trust people that don't read.
34/ Traveling the World

For what it costs to go to Disney, you could travel and experience completely different cultures.

The ROI on expanding your mind can't even be calculated.
35/ Twitter

A lot of money and valuable relationships are made on Twitter.

Curate your feed so it's high value.

It can also be a huge time suck if you don't use it right.
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I'm Chris.

I send my community 2-3 threads a week similar to these.

Come along for the ride.

๐Ÿ‘‰ @chrisxmunn ๐Ÿ‘ˆ
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