Trystan Trenberth explains why starting to invest early matters: if Warren Buffett had waited five years, he'd have half his wealth today. His project "Midlife to Millions" targets people in their 40s, since most millionaires hit that mark in their mid-40s anyway.
Yeah, having that early start is such a huge advantage. I mean, Warren Buffett, they say if he invest— started investing 5 years later, he may not have had more than about half of what the, you know, the wealth that he has now due to the power of compounding and, you know, other events that took place along the way. So yeah, the early start's an incredible head start. But another thing that I'm working on at the moment is, uh, something called Midlife to Millions. Which is to inspire middle-aged people, fathers, husbands, people that have responsibilities and costs in their life to be able to level up and know that they can reach and attain those, those accomplishments from a later start in life. And I think the statistic says that most millionaires gain that status in their mid-40s.
