Starting early and sticking to your thing

A fascinating factoid about the power of compounded investment returns.

Here’s an eye-opener:

A few years ago, Warren Buffett’s net worth was calculated at $81 Billion; however, around $78 billion if didn’t come until sometime in his mid-60's.

The reason I share that little factoid today is because former Motley Fool columnist Morgan Housel brings up a very salient point:

“Buffett’s fortune isn’t due to just being a good investor, but being a good investor since he was literally a child.”

It’s useful top-of-mind insight to have IF you also have a desire to INCREASE (or keep increasing) your own net-worth.

Without a large chunk of Time on your side, you’re kinda sheeit outta luck… unless…

Unless, that is, you’re either A) willing to set aside enough money to percolate safely over whatever amount of Time you statistically have left (this is the safest way) or B) willing to learn the art & science of being a prudent speculator; which is to say… to generate cash-flow in more esoteric ways, as you simultaneously multiply it in more…