Jaspreet Singh

And so you have to know kind of where along this curve you want to be because active investing is not for everybody.

This is what our firm focuses on is that research for active investors, but it's more risk for more potential upside.

It often is.

Just to start with what's most accessible to you, because what is most accessible to most people is something like a 401k or IRA.

And I personally don't use a 401k because it's not right for me, but personal finance is personal, okay?

What's right for you is not going to be right for me.

Start with whatever you have access to and then take the next step and then take the next step.

And then you'll start to realize what are all the options out there because it can be intimidating because you say, oh my God, should I invest in stocks or real estate or crypto?

Should I invest in individual companies or ETFs or mutual funds?

Oh my God, should I be investing in apartments or single family houses?

Should I be using...

Take a breath.

It's okay.

Just start.

The reason why people don't see the success that they want out of their investments isn't generally because they made the wrong decision.

It's because they never made a decision.

It's because they never started.

But once you can get started, you can make that adjustment.

I relate investing to working out all the time because I see the same thing in the gym.

People that are getting started with working out, they'll say, Jaspreet, what should I do?