Money isn’t the only thing that compounds.

Written By Justin Huynh

I’m 21, and just started recently earning a full-time wage. I’m learning that a lot of people give up things in their 20’s so that they have more to invest/save.

The rationale is because money invested today is worth more than money invested later, which is true. So invest early.

But it had me thinking. There’s so many other things in life that compound.
— Skills
— Health
— Relationships
— Risk
— Bad Decisions

I believe your 20’s are the playing ground for your 30s, 40s, 50s, and so on. If you focus on the things that compound, you’ll be so much better off later on. It’s not just about money.

#TheMillionImpactMission

Justin Huynh
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