Well there's what you're missing and what you need to fix.I'm 29. Not trained in anything, no really valuable skills. No projects, no businesses, no assets. No experience in the above. Lol, hard mode for advice givers, I know.
Inflation is an issue, sure, but if you believe you'll "keep abreast" without knowledge and skills, you'll be in for a bad time. There's a reason lotto winners or retired athletes go broke in a short while.
Simply listening to other people's tips on holding and making money is not gonna cut it.
So how about you make your father proud and you invest in your education? It's never too late.
And you don't have to get a degree and spend hundreds of thousands to do it.
Entrepreneurship is a difficult path that requires many skills, among them the skills that also make for a good investor: risk management, an eye for opportunity, discipline...
You can grow those skills, among others, while training yourself to create value. There are many valuable activities in the current environment. Learning how to solve other people's problems being chief among them.
What kind of problems would you like to solve?
Can you solve them through software? Through communication? Through grit and wit?
Whatever you find attractive, there are paths you can take to build the necessary mindset and skills for success, while not going broke, but growing your potential for creating value.
Going Fastlane starts with you. So I'd recommend investing in yourself.
Start by learning how to find ideas and ways of being valuable. How to help people. Shift your mindset from a consumer or saver, to a producer and investor.
Then take a risk in the benefit of others, and you'll also benefit in return.
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