My Daily Investing and Quarantine Routine | Phil Town

Sticking to a morning routine during quarantine helps me cultivate positive daily habits and prioritize what matters most—my loved ones and Rule #1 Investing. Today, I discuss why as an investor, I must set aside plenty of time to read and analyze my investments as one of my daily habits. https://bit.ly/3fBKDsv

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Time Stamps

00:00 – Intro
00:24 – Life during the pandemic
01:07 – Morning reading
02:30 – Morning routine
03:35 – Getting to work
05:50 – Recap

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