How to Differentiate Investment, Expense, and Capital Allocation
In today’s blog, we talk about how to differentiate investment, expense and capital Allocation, and how to make better decisions.
In my network of friends/family/colleagues, I’m most often known as ‘The Investment Guy’.
Because of this, I’m often asked about the latest trend in investing, whether it would be years ago, gold and silver, the Greek Crash a couple of years ago, or more recently, weed stocks and cryptocurrency.
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In previous data, based on your views/reads/listens that in 2019, one of your favorite things to learn about was capital allocation as 4 of our top 5 most viewed/read pieces of content were about capital allocation.
Because of that, we will continue to talk about capital allocation in 2020.
So today, we’re talking about investments, expenses, and capital allocation.
Let’s get to it…
In the 17-minute video above, I explained what is an opportunity cost and capital allocation.
In summary, here are some of the things I talked about in the video above:
- Why you should view expenses as investments in yourself, your future, business, etc.
- A specific real-world example from earlier that day in my life on viewing expenses as investments
- How I plan to 20X to 100X+ my investment from yesterday with a business trip to the Philippines in April
- Examples of investment expenses and proper allocation
- Have better decision-making
- How to allocate your capital – in this case, time – better, and how to reach your goals faster with proper capital allocation
- And more…
Your thoughts…
Do you have any thoughts on the video above? If so, let me know in the comments below.
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In addition, the resources mentioned in the video are below…
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- Last Weeks Post – Opportunity Cost and Capital Allocation
- Value Investing In Your Car Episode 53 – How You Really Need To View Expenses
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