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In this brief monologue, CPA Shanli Liu argues that the decision to begin investing should be based on a clear return‑on‑investment (ROI) comparison with one’s current active earnings. She posits that if a person earns a six‑figure salary, they should not allocate significant time, energy, or attention to investments until those investments can realistically generate a comparable six‑figure income. The core rationale is opportunity cost: diverting resources to low‑return investments reduces overall earnings, whereas investing in opportunities that match or exceed active income justifies the shift of focus. The advice emphasizes a pragmatic, threshold‑based approach to investment timing rather than a blanket “start early” mantra.

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