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When I came to Canada as an international student, I didn't start by investing my money. I invested in my earning potential first. I chose Computer Engineering because I saw it as an opportunity to build a valuable skill and create a strong career. My first software engineering job paid ~$60K/year. Instead of focusing on getting the best returns on the little money I had, I focused on becoming more valuable. I learned cloud technologies. Built my DevOps skills. Took on more responsibility. And changed jobs when I had outgrown my role. Over time, that $60K salary grew to $185K+. And that's when I realized something: The more I increased my earning power, the easier it became to build wealth. That's why I think we sometimes get the order backwards. Before obsessing over finding the perfect investment, invest in the person making the investments. Your income is the engine that gives you money to invest. And the best part? Skills can compound too. For me, that was software engineering. For you, it could be healthcare, skilled trades, sales, finance, or something completely different. The specific career matters less than the principle: Increase your earning power. Keep your lifestyle intentional. Invest the difference. That's how I think about building wealth. 🇨🇦 Follow @shivanshsingla119 for more on building a high-income career, investing and financial freedom in Canada. #PersonalFinance #financialfreedom #canadapersonalfinance #salarycanada #canada canada🇨🇦 reelsinstagram reelitfeelit reelkarofeelkaro

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