Nick Martell

Ah, spendvesting.

Jack, can you whip up an example for us over there, please?

So let's say you see a $100 Ralph Lauren item on your statement from your credit card that month.

Boom, you're going to buy $100 of Ralph Lauren stock right there.

Let's say you count $20 worth of lattes that you bought.

Boom, you count a $20 Dutch Bros stock right there.

And if your parents are still sharing their Netflix password with you, well, then you should be buying Netflix shares, obviously.

Spendvesting.

It's also an alternative to No Buy January because it encourages investing instead of consuming.

It's for future you.

Five years from now, you're going to thank yourself.

Because the average stock in the last five years is up 15% per year.

You can thank us, too.

Oh, another way to spend Vest?

Every month, pick the one product that you can't live without.

Again, go through your credit card statement and say, YouTube Premium, I can't live without that.

Then you buy Google stock.

Going through your statement, can't ever live without Kirkland brand peanut butter?

Then you buy Costco stock.

It's impossible to do my job without a Salesforce CRM of every person I've ever met.