Some Advice for a 22-Year-Old Just Getting Started
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Basically this is the blog post I wish I'd read in 2019.
This blog helped inspire my first book: Young Money: A Field Guide to Wealth and Purpose in Your Twenties. I wrote 270 pages on status games, opportunity costs, and the stage-specificity of life; topics that I think are particularly timely today. To catch my next blog post, subscribe to my email list here. For my most detailed thoughts on this topic, order my book below: Order Your Copy Here! Earlier this summer, I had the pleasure of meeting my internet friend Kyla Scanlon in person for the first time. Meeting internet friends is always interesting, especially when you have interacted…
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