Tips for beginners learning to invest?
This is a marathon, not a sprint — and not something that happens overnight. Different milestones are going to shape how you evolve as an investor. Being an investor in your early twenties is going to look a lot different from you as an investor when you’re older. Be open to continuing to learn as you reach different salaries within your career. 
You already know how to invest. We already know how to choose products, check reviews, and figure out what we want to buy. It’s the same when buying stocks. Think of it like a grocery store: You already know how to research companies and lean into the ones you use in your everyday life. Don’t overthink it. Use your curiosity as the basis to invest in companies. 
Finally, no one has all the answers. You’re going to find people who think they are experts in the space, but we should be gathering as much information from various sources when we’re making decisions.

Investing is a journey of continuous learning and growth. Just like navigating a grocery store, research, and curiosity are key. Remember, evolving as an investor takes time and experience. Stay open-minded, trust your instincts, and gather diverse perspectives to make informed decisions. Happy investing!