I have always been an avid reader (read over 100+ self help/business / leadership/technology books)
But recently, I am interested in seeing how much money I should spend to improve myself.
Where should I look?
The biggest and most successful companies, of course.
In the world of technology, companies spend a certain amount on improving themselves each year - it is called R&D (Research and development)
So how much should I spend each year on improving myself?
Apple spends 7.8% of its revenue on R&D each year.
Microsoft spends 7.5% of its revenue on R&D each year.
So this means if I am earning $100,000 per year - I should spend around $8,000 per year on improving myself
This includes developing new capabilities, creating tools, buying tools, and buying knowledge/books/educational programs.
Tech companies never stop investing in themselves. That's why they are always growing.
How much do you spend on improving yourself each year?
Cheers,
Eric
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Eric Seto
Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA)
Chartered Investment Manager (CIM)
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