Hannah Hammond spent $10,000 on her first coach and says the return on personal development has beaten the S&P 500 over the past decade. She went from a scarcity mindset to obsessed with self-investment as her core wealth-building strategy.
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The highest return on investment that I've ever had was in myself. If I added up all of the coaches, the masterminds, the seminars, all of the education that I put into myself and my skills, and if I would have put that into the S&P 500 over the past 10 years, I wouldn't have nearly as much money as I have today. And not only the amount of money, but the ability to make money. Back when I was just getting started, I had that scarcity mindset and I was so afraid to invest in coaches and masterminds and networks. But after the first time I did that first $10,000 that I paid for my very first coach, and I saw the return on my investment that I got in my entire life, not just in my bank account, that's when I became obsessed with it.