The amount of investment and attitude toward investment are irrelevant.

As the world spreads huge amounts of money, liquidity is becoming abundant and cash value is falling. At times like this, if you are indifferent to the flow of money, there may be cases where your hard-working and saved value melts meaninglessly.

For one reason or another, many people are interested in investing, so the stories of people around me often sound regardless of my will. Among them, the most unfortunate conversation was, "It's a small amount of money anyway, even without this money, it's enough money."

Even a small amount of money is important.

Some people say this. The smaller the amount, the more aggressive investment you make to call the seed, and it's easier to talk about others. You only think about aggressive profits from aggressive investments, but you don't think about aggressive losses at all, and you're making it comfortable.

When we maintain a consistent attitude toward money, we can be called out while keeping our assets intact and safe. Do you think it will become a person by aggressively, roughly, investing in small amounts, and carefully investing in large amounts?

Most of what we do comes from "habit." Once this habit is misestablished, it is not only too difficult to change it to its original state, and in most cases it is close to impossible.

Behavior that depends on the amount of investment is not a habit.

Even if you invest $100, you have to invest like $100,000. Making seed money as soon as possible is of course a good way, but you should always check if it reflects impatience and greed. The two most representative factors that ruin investment are impatience and greed.