The Most Forgotten Investment: Your Healt
When we talk about investments, most people immediately think about money and how to make it grow. However, there are crucial behaviors along an investor’s journey that are rarely discussed in the media—perhaps because their effects aren’t immediate. Still, they make all the difference in the end result. By definition, investment revolves around money. And most investors are regular, working people with relatively stable monthly incomes. When they decide to build a more solid financial future, they almost always follow one of two paths: cutting expenses or increasing income. The first path—often the most applicable—is expense control, with the goal of having some money left at the end of the month. People take stock of the “leaks” where money slips away. Undoubtedly, this task involves evaluating whether expenses are essential or superfluous. If the goal is to pay off debt, applying this kind of reflection is essential. But it must be done with balance. The second path is seeking ne...