Oleg from FirstHR

What is your best investment? Education, startup, real estate?

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Dmitriy Pegov
In my PS5. Now I can relax normally after a working day. 😎
Dayana Nezhura
me, always!
Irina I.
Education! Changed career and very happy with it!
Alex Petruchio
Education! Otherwise, I would have worked as a waiter. 😅
Isao Fukata
Education for children. But there is absolutely no assurance that they will get better. I have no regrets, though.
Uldis
Learning (education) by doing, trying things out teaches you valuable lessons that in short term transitions into monetary gains.
I would say yourself = your startup. We launched today so I am eager to believe it.
Dzmitry Tsemirau
Education, that is needed to launch a successful startup.
Sophia Watt
real estate
André J
All of them. equally
Andrew Cook
Always gonna say myself/my products. Primarily through research, but I had to invest in some tools to make it happen. But my answer is always going to be myself.
Oleg from FirstHR
My best investment is in my first startup. Yes, it did not become a unicorn, but I gained invaluable experience creating and developing a team, sales, and the first complex product. This experience allowed me to move on.
Nick Anisimov
Definitely the first startup. Taught me everything.
Annitah
Education for sure! (and health)
emma walker
I believe that while you are young, the best investment is education and development, then you will be able to earn money and then you can invest in real estate
Noah
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Perry Zheng
I have done about a dozen startup angel investments and about a dozen passive investor in real estate funds. So far the angel investments haven't gone full cycle (as expected), and half of the real estate investments have gone full cycle. The returns range from 1% annualized return to 34% annualized return, with a weighted average of 16% IRR. So I'll say real estate investing is not bad.
John Bishop

Education is always the top1 investment if talking long term, my opinion.