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If your money isn’t working, growing, or circulating — it’s already shrinking.
That’s the biology of capital.
I was born in a country that had neither a stock market nor even a word for “investment.” A world of string bags, enamel mugs, and identical cars with identical destinies. People didn’t talk about money and, it seemed, didn’t think about it either.
Today I sit at my desk in Dubai as Vice President of an international investment company managing millions of dollars. And every time I hear someone say, “Investing isn’t for me,” I smile. Too late, my friend. You’re already an investor — you just don’t know it yet.
We invest every day — in people, habits, attention, fatigue, food, news, fears. We invest ourselves, either consciously or by inertia. And if you don’t manage your investments, someone else does it for you: marketing, the state, your neighbors, or your anxieties.
This book isn’t about the stock market or wealth. It’s about power — the power over your time, your choices, your life. About maturity — the moment you stop spending and start investing.
Here are 30 reasons to start investing right now. Not for money, but for freedom. Not for status, but for resilience. Because everything in this world is an investment.
The question isn’t whether you invest.
The question is — where.