Dave Ramsey

If you're filing a tax return and making at least $7,000, that's not a bad thing to do.

It's not going to make or break your life.

The best investment, Roman, that you can make is to attend law school and pass, and then pass the bar.

That's a better return on the $60,000 than if you invest it in mutual funds or real estate.

Okay?

So the $60,000, you're investing in the best investment I know of, which is you.

And so I want you to just, like Jade said, just protect this money.

And does it kind of feel calm to do nothing?

I think doing nothing is a really cool idea.

Just park it in a high-yield savings, super boring.

I don't have to worry about being sophisticated.

I simply got the money sitting there making a few points while I get ready to go to law school.

Ta-da.

And then just go have a good night's sleep.

And then just tell everybody else, thank you for loving me, and I've just decided what I'm going to do is concentrate on law school.

And when I get out of law school, I'll be a lawyer, and I'll make money, and I've got plenty of time to build wealth with that.

Because $60,000 or $80,000 is not going to make you wealthy anyway, Roman.

I mean, they didn't leave you $6 million.

They left you $60.

So it's nice.