I think it’s great that my wife joined Stellar. When I first heard about my wife spending money to join the group, I suggested she do a little research and wait 24 hours. If she still wanted to join the next day, then she should go for it.
I’m familiar with selling online, so I was a little concerned about the system. But once I learned how Buyma works, it sounded like there was a great opportunity to make money with little risk, since it wasn’t necessary to buy inventory to get started.
While there is always a risk that the expense may not pay off, not spending money to learn guarantees you will not improve. And even if you don’t get what you expect, you still learn from failure, often more so. It’s important not to let fear of failure keep you from starting.
The important thing is that every person should be willing to spend money on themselves for self-improvement. Your mind is just as important as food and clothes. It’s part of lifelong learning. If you’re not willing to spend money to learn, don’t expect to improve. And one of the best ways to learn is to follow the path of people who have already succeeded.
We’ve been fortunate that my wife was successful very early on. And it’s absolutely great. Her earning money makes things better for both of us. As a teacher, I have a lot of vacation time, so we get to travel to different places together. Her income and her credit card points allow us to travel the world now instead of waiting until we retire. Who wouldn’t want to travel more now?
She used to work full time, but she was able to quit her job with the money she made from Buyma. This means she can decide when she wants to travel, so we can travel even more together without worrying about if she can get the time off. Stellar gave her the tools and suggestions on the best way to run her business and hire people to help her run the business so she can have more free time.
I think any strong husband should be supportive. It’s understandable to be a little skeptical. A little skepticism is healthy. It makes you do research. But don’t let fear keep you from trying. Don’t stop learning. Be willing to stand on the shoulders of giants and learn from those who’ve done it before you.