I have some financial advice for you: invest your money in the place that earns the highest dividends. Forget those 1% CDs, and don’t bother with bonds that are averaging 2%. The stock market historically does better, so I’d start looking there. What you really need is a stock that pays dividends frequently. Ideally, you should invest in a stock that pays a large percentage every day. I don’t know what stock does that, but as I’m pretty confident that this is a good strategy.
You ought to do the same with your time. Invest your time in that which pays daily dividends. I do have a suggestion for you here. Memorize Scripture. You don’t have to wait until you finish memorizing to be rewarded; you receive rewards every single day.
A new year is about to start. I would encourage you to make a firm commitment to memorize a lot of Scripture this year. There are many great places to go. You might choose a short but real practical book like James. You could do a powerful section of Scripture such as Isaiah 40-48 or Revelation 1-5. I’ve been spending my time lately in the Psalms. It has been amazing. I’m a rich man. You can be rich too.
I agree! When Mel and I found out that we were expecting, I memorized Psalm 71, and I’ve been chewing on that the past couple months. I don’t have people seeking to kill me, but the thought of being a father sounds about as overwhelming. God’s word does indeed pay dividends.