What’s been your biggest investing mistake? I’m pushing hard to encourage more people to start investing, and I want to highlight the real lessons that come from experience — the wins, but also the painful mistakes. We learn IMO, more from what didn’t work than from what did. For example, some common ones I’ve heard include: • Not starting early enough • Selling too soon out of fear • Chasing the latest “hot tip” • Ignoring diversification • Letting emotions take over I gambled out life savings on individual stocks in 2019/2011 without having any idea what I was doing… My wife was due to have our second daughter - and we were about to move into our second home… It caused me big problems at home - let’s say I wasn’t flavor of the month - or the year!!! What’s your biggest mistake relating to investing? Because giving me a bit of support might just help someone else avoid the same trap. The same painful mistakes!

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