The Wealth Equation

The Bad Investment Hangover Effect

The Wealth Equation

Show Notes

What happens when we feel like we’ve made a bad investment in the past?

The bigger cost of a so-called bad investment might not actually be the investment itself, but what happens after that. I’m sharing my recent experience investing $28K, how it did not work out the way I wanted it to, and what I’m making it mean.

And we’re getting into how to be a smart investor who really understands the risk you’re taking on- including the risks you don’t even realize are actually present.

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