Stylin' and Profilin': What Should You Really Spend Your Money On?

Spend your money on whatever you want. If you worked for the funds, then you deserve to squander on whatever vanity pleases you. I was at the mall last Saturday after getting paid, and I was just walking around various stores as I was looking for what to spend my money on.

At the New Yorker's store, I was one of the most beautiful pairs of shoes, jean shirts, shorts, jackets, and other fashionable items. I was tempted to spend all my funds on the glittering things of life; however, I realized that these fashionable items would always be there, and I would have to hustle and bustle to gather funds for my pocket once again. Always chasing to make money isn't sustainable; therefore, I need to find methodologies that could help me earn enough funds and build a system that would always help me serve in seasons of need and wants.

Stylin' and Profilin': What Should You Really Spend Your Money On?

For someone who isn't married yet, I would say that what you spend your money on matters a lot. I know that you are tempted to want to buy ice cream and other edibles; however, it is important to put your money to good use.

What do I mean?

Sheriff

Endeavour not to squander your funds on fashion, food, and other forms of vanities. Instead of squandering your cash, you should save and invest it; invest your money into gold, myrrh, and frankincense. 

Regardless of the amount that you are currently earning, endeavour to do something with the little that you have. Plan, strategize, and let your funds serve you purposefully.

As a man, the energy, strength, and virility wouldn't always be there; therefore, it is important to establish a system that would help you through each phase of your life. For every naira, pound sterling, and Euro that you earn, you need to seek means as to how the money can be compartmentalized and used to serve various aspects of life, such as potential business ideas, building a new home, funding your travel dreams, and starting a new family.

Don't spend the entirety of your funds on liabilities; invest in stocks and other forms of assets.