035 - Why You Should Do More Of What You Love (Like How Tim Pursues Investing)

We've talked about knowing yourself so you can align with your investing strategy and spending plan. But if you struggle with determining what type of person you are, that can make things kinda hard when it comes to finances and goal setting. It might be easier to start with listing out the things you love. Really put some thought into this exercise. Then spend more time, energy and money on the things you love and start removing or hiring out the things you don't care about. Notice how happy you feel when you start living this way. Yup, that's why we revamped out lives so they could be jam packed with awesomeness.  Our list includes Tim's love for investing, which is why he dropped so many nuggets during this episode.  Publications he gets corroborate the picks he's been totingCommercial REITs are on the declineInterest rates will be lowered sometime this yearWalmart is doing a 3 to 1 stock splitOpen a Roth IRA before they change the rulesHousing market & Crypto to pop off this yearAnd good stocks that are undervalued right now.NEE and sister NEPMMMVZTOGNPFEBMYIIPRNUEIBM ABREven MPW and IEP are turning aroundLet us know if you prioritize the things you love and how one way or the other affects your mood.Drop your comments or questions for this episode on one of our posts.  FacebookYouTubeBlog If you're looking for a more detailed summary of this episode, click here.We're trying to grow. Help us reach others who want to learn to invest with confidence. Spread the word and leave a review to help us rank in search. We appreciate your support!   Questions? Email Tim at [email protected] Want FREE weekly market updates, Tim's top 10 dividend picks, and our portfolio updates delivered right to your inbox? Subscribe to our email list. Stay connected. Follow us on social! **DISCLAIMER**Ticker metrics change as markets and companies change, so always do your own research. The content in this podcast is based on personal experience and is for educational purposes, not financial advice. See full disclaimer here. Episode music was created using Loudly.