TMBA 275: How Should an Entrepreneur Invest $50,000?

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Ian and I have taken the last few weeks off to recharge and prepare for our upcoming Singapore Event. We're back from our short break and ringing in the new year by discussing a question that Marc Cuban asked recently: what should the average investor do with $50,000?

We'll dissect some of the ideas he proposed about financial investments, talk about how the location-independent entrepreneur can put them to good use, and explain exactly what makes our upcoming gathering of entrepreneurs such a unique sharing environment.

Listen to this week's show and learn:

  • Why you should be paying down your debt first.

  • The differences between the ways that entrepreneurs and employees plan their investments.

  • Why you shouldn't get a mortgage.

  • What we would do with our first 50K, knowing what we know now.

  • Why you need to have the available funds to make a good investment when you see it.

  • What it means to invest in yourself.

People on this episode:

Dan
Ian

Mentioned in the episode:

Singapore Event
Call us at 888-554-8428
TropicalMBA Listeners
An Invitation to a Private Gathering of Successful Entrepreneurs
Cuban on Investing: Diversification is for Idiots
John Bogle Slams Marc Cuban Over Buy-and-Hold Comments
Jack Bogle: Why Marc Cuban is Wrong on Investing
How Do You Invest Outside Your Business?
Empire Flippers
Flippa
Dan Norris
LegalNomads.com
Nuzzel

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Thanks for listening to our show! We'll be back next Thursday morning 8AM EST.

Cheers,

Dan & Ian

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