Joey Carson

But that doesn't mean you can have your own little portfolio.

I remember one of the first stock things I did was I bought some AOL stock.

It was like $10, and it went to $70.

You're a genius.

Yeah, and I thought, that was easy.

So I had a few of those early on that were good, and I was smart enough to...

you know, pull it out of there.

So I think, and again, that was kind of like, I really didn't have the money to do that at the time, but I did it.

So I think the earlier you are, but to me, like start saving early because you never know what's gonna happen in your career and you just need to start building that wealth.

It's really, I look at when you have a family or you're married, have kids or just in general, you're really building a company, right?

Like you're the CEO of you.

Right?

And so like, so what does that balance sheet look like?

And is that the company of you making money

Is it growing?

Is it doing new things?

So I kind of approach it that way.

Well, I think it's really important on a personal level.

I think people...

have the wrong impression maybe in that, or sometimes people think that their motives might not be good.