How did i earn up to 40% profit from investing as a 16 year old? - Starting off

If you are between the ages of 12-25, then you may be thinking that you are too young to start investing. This blog will teach you how to invest safely (not the typical minimise risk maximise profit) and gain relatively lesser returns or invest riskily and great returns(like me).

These are steps on how to start off:

• Find a free online course(thousands of them exist) and MAKE TIME for it

• Make a complete plan using the knowledge you have now

• Find a broker in your country, and set up your account.

• Start

Most people are unable to decide which course to take, which is in fact a reasonable excuse, considering the fact that there are thousands of courses and deciding which one to take, as well as finding a worthy one is quite tedious.

Step 1 : How to find the "perfect" course:

• Decide if you want to do a free or paid course(you probably want a free one)

• Enter Youtube.

• Search up investing crash course

• Literally pick the first one, unless its too long and advanced.

If you want to do a paid one, i suggest using udemy or skillshare, personally i used skillshare.

Almost every other investing course should essentially cover the basics, regardless of its overall quality. Further exploration can be done on your own, just by using google(and this blog of course)

If you do find a course, then you wouldn't make the time for it, which is an excuse most of the time.These are some ways you can make time for investing:

• Motivate yourself by thinking about the things you could buy.

• Make a vision of where you want to be

• Start adding investing to your daily to do list

If people do both, then they are too afraid to start which too, is absolutely reasonable. Overcoming that fear is something you need to do yourself. However, here are some things that helped me:

• Sign up on the broker with the easiest registration process(because these can sometimes become quite long and tedious). But also ensure that they are safe.

• Write down exactly what you are afraid of, and think of the benefits in the long run.

Now, hopefully, you took some incentive to start. Even a new point in ur to do list to search for a course itself is progress.

In the next blog, i would be explaining how to make a plan according to your needs.

Keep investing