u/thenameisdahu

I see a lot of people, including my parents and even online, saying that you should read more books about knowledge or things you want to study because it helps build your understanding and improves your learning over time.

But I’m wondering, people who actually read a lot of those kinds of books, does it really help you in practice or not? Be honest.

Like, how much does me reading about how to socialize actual going to help?

I've become really interested in building long-term wealth, and investing has caught my attention. That said, I also keep hearing people online say the stock market can be pretty unpredictable, so I'm trying to get a realistic perspective.

When do you think someone should seriously start investing? Is it better to wait until you're financially stable first, or until you reach a certain income level?

For context, this is still completely hypothetical for me. I haven't started earning money yet, but I figured it's never too early to learn and plan for the future.🤗