10 Things About Money I Wish I Could Travel Back in Time and Tell Myself

Books can make you rich, but not from the book sales

Time travel isn’t possible (yet).

But it’s still helpful to think about what you’d go back and learn at an earlier age if you could.

I only got smart with money in my 30s. Had I learned about money in my 20s, I’d probably never have to work again. Such is life.

Here are the surprising things I’d share with myself if I could time travel.

If you dare put on your archaeologist hat and visit Facebook, you’ll notice something weird. Dudes sharing pictures of themselves in business class either in the lounge or on the plane.

They’ll say where they’re going and go “see you soon.”

What they meant to say is “I’m better than you because I can blow money on expensive flights and you can’t.”

You should pity these people.

Wasting money to upgrade status is the fastest way to stop yourself from ever being wealthy. If you must fly first class because you’ve got a bad back, just shut up about it. No need for photos that scream I’m richer than you.

Betcha didn’t expect this one.

I think a lot about psychology and how it drives the world. One way to ruin your psychology is with money. I should know because that’s exactly what I did in my 20s.

I let a successful startup go to my head. I bought crocodile skin shoes and talked down to employees and customers.

Money can make you go insane.

Money can amplify your ego and destroy your focus. Don’t let money ruin you. Money is an enabler of freedom, not a measuring stick for success or self-worth.

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