What's up, everybody? A question that I get all the time is, hey, Brian, I have $5,000, $10,000, $50,000, $100,000, $200,000 in cash that I want to invest, what asset class should I invest in, and or what role should I play in the partnership? Because my DMs are composed of people in two different camps that are in polar opposites of each other.

Cam number one is that they want to buy a business or buy real estate and they have nowhere near

enough money. And what they're trying to optimize for is the complete wrong thing. And then camp two

are people that have a lot of money that's sitting in cash, and they don't realize that they're

six to nine months away from making one acquisition that can have them completely financially

free with the cash that they have, but they're so security driven that they can't bring themselves

to invest said cash. So today we're going to talk about at each income level what you should

invest in, how you should think about it at minimum so that you

guys can make an educated and informed decision by the end of today's show. And if you stick

around all the way to the end, we have an offer for free where our Action Academy team can help

you do this ourselves, where we go through manually and we ask you a bunch of questions, blah, blah,

blah. But first, let me give you all the game for free, right her. So first things first,

let's start off with you have zero to $10,000 to your name in cash. That is what you have to invest.

If you have zero to $10,000, I recommend that you don't even have the word investing in your search history, your browser

history, your podcast history, anywhere.

You need at least $10,000 just in pure cash savings.

Go read Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey.

That's where you want to be right now.

You don't even have enough money to invest in skills or education yet. Take my advice. I've done this every single way. Save up at least $10,000

in an emergency fund, and then your next $10,000 is where you can start to invest in knowledge,

which leads us immediately into number two, which is that $10,000 to, let's say, $30,000, $40,000 range.

Once you have $20,000 to $40,000 in cash sitting ready to invest, what I highly recommend

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