Business School with Sharran Srivatsaa

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Investing Isn't Hard, It's Just Misunderstood

Investing Isn't Hard, It's Just Misunderstood5 oct.23 min

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Thinking about investing but not sure where to start? You may already be investing more than you realize. In this episode, Sharran challenges the traditional definition of investing and explains that investing is really about intentionally allocating resources to achieve a specific goal.

He breaks investing into five forms of capital and explains how money should be put to work, how skills grow through deliberate practice, and why treating time as a limited resource can completely change how you work and live. He also shares the 10-10 Forever Rule for intentionally investing in relationships and explains why your personal brand is built through consistent behaviors and proof instead of promises.

If you need a practical framework for thinking about where to allocate your most valuable resources, this episode gives you some interesting insights.

“People have got investing all wrong... investing is about having intentional allocation of resources to create an amazing life for yourself.”

~ Sharran Srivatsaa

Timestamps:

00:00 - What investing really means

04:54 - How to make your money work through compounding

07:47 - How to invest in your skills through deliberate practice

09:10 - Why time may be your most limited resource

13:35 - The 10-10 Forever Rule for investing in relationships