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EPISODE · Dec 21, 2025 · 9 MIN

Why I’m Glad I Didn't Invest in My 20s – Lessons From Die With Zero

from One Step Wealthier

In today’s episode, I share some reflections inspired by the book Die With Zero by Bill Perkins — and how it completely changed the way I think about money, investing, and life.Instead of regretting not investing in my 20s, I now see those years as a gift: a time when I invested in travel, experiences, and building “memory dividends” that are still paying off today.I also talk about how I now view life as a series of mini-retirements, and why balancing time, money, and energy is more important to me than saving everything for a distant future.Join me for this personal reflection, and maybe rethink how you want to invest — not just in stocks, but in your own life.📩 Want to chat about your money journey? I’m opening up a few free money coaching spots. DM me on Instagram @onestepwealthier or email [email protected]. No pressure—just a chat.🌱 Want to start investing but feel overwhelmed? Download my free guide Start Investing Without Freaking Out here: onestepwealthier.carrd.co

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