I have books on dance that are in Spanish. I got them in Spain. I was in Spain searching for books as Spain has a lot of books. I am 60. I never saw a library in Somalia. I feel I will be forced to retire in a few years due to the internet. I have read a book titled "Queenie". I read a book titled "Rick Dad Poor Dad". I have read a book titled "The 7 habits of highly effective wisdom".
I am learning to read English. I like to dance. I lived in Somalia. My aunt helped me escape. I was forced to marry someone in Somalia who I hated. I live in the US now. I am lucky. I am new to the internet. I have only had is for a few years. I never was taught about money as a kid. I want to learn more about investing money. I want to read more books. I would enjoy learning about wisdom.
I wanted to let you know that I just picked up a new book myself. The book is titled "Think and Grow Rich." I know you wanted to learn more about money so, I thought this might be another good title for you. Thank you so much for the recommendation. Have you read it yourself and what tips can you give to get the most from the experience? I have read a little bit, and the biggest tip I can give from the experience, is to start investing while you are young. What interrest you about investing? I want to be self-sufficient and my own boss. Too long have I had to answer to someone else and be dependent upon others for financial security. Were you able to invest when you were young and how did it turn out? I see you may be forced to retire soon so I hope you can do so comfortably.  I was able to invest when I was younger, I had an advisor who helped me with my investments and they did a great job setting me up to be comfortable in retirement. Being your own boss is truly an amazing feeling. Especially when you had to answer to others for so long. I was thinking of investing in land or real estate as they have the biggest upside and generally least risk. Although I see many people getting rich on stocks such as GME or Cryptocurrency. What is your stance on any of the aforementioned? real estate is always safe, especially if you are in a thriving area. So totally love that. cryptocurrency is pretty new at the moment, but it definitely has a huge upside, but also presents a lot of risk, but if that risk pays off, you could be set up very nicely for life. I share the sentiment. Another potential area that is starting to get tapped is collectibles, specifically trading cards. A box of pokemon cards sold for almost half a million and a single Magic the Gathering card sold for over that. That definitely is another area where you can strike it rich. Have you considered purchasing any of those cards and selling them? Yes, I've dabbled in it and enjoy having them in my possession as they are also unique art pieces and easy to store. I want to take calculated risks now because even if it doesn't work out I am still young and have time to recover should it go south. Absolutely that is why investing young is so crucial, it allows you the chance to take risk and even make mistakes until you find out what works for you, There are so many more opportunities in the United States, I'd never even imagine doing any of this in Somalia. Since I am still learning English, what is your favorite word that you do not see people use often enough?