2. Choose the direction of life. Those who seek wealth must start a business; Power seekers are ready to go in big companies with room for improvement, and they should know how to follow the trend; People who seek self-worth should find ways to realize themselves, such as becoming a specialty or an expert or a personal hobby.
3. Plan within three to five years. Where you can't go, you might as well not have fun with it. This period should be a transition from being chosen by others to self-choice.
Financial management strategy:
1. Most men in their thirties have worked for seven or eight years, and they should be in the stage of stable work and steady increase in income, which is a period of awakening financial awareness. They all have some savings, funds, stocks and even futures, but because they are mortgaged houses or cars, most of them are heavily in debt and are in the most stressful period of their lives. This period coincides with the period of family establishment. We should learn to spend rationally, expand assets and skillfully use credit cards for turnover.
2. The financial management strategy should be steady and positive. They have the ability to take the initiative in financial management during the rising period of their careers. At present, most 30-year-old men choose investment funds or stocks. A man with a family, after saving enough living reserve funds (fixed expenses) for 3-6 months, looks for the most suitable investment portfolio through diversified wealth management products, such as bonds, fixed investment, stocks and other matching investments. After forming a family, a certain proportion of funds will be invested every month, so there is no need to "plug" the cost of having children or the cost of going to school after three or five years.
It is suggested that men of this age should not bury their heads in pulling carts, but should consciously read books on career planning, because if they don't think about it at this time, there will be no chance in the future.