My personal advice on how to save a lot of money 💰 Forget about intermediaries in many matters. For example, what is a realtor? Someone who shows you an apartment when you're away or don't have time, draws up a contract, and receives payment for three months, or as the would-be professionals like to call it, a "deposit." Essentially, you're driven by fear: what will happen if I say the wrong thing? Or how to draw up a contract? I assure you, a modern person can learn everything. We're all artificially burdened by the idea that certain services require a "special approach to learning" or that some people might not have it. They burden you so they can make money off you. I didn't understand anything about these contracts before, had no idea what cryptocurrency was, and didn't know English. Divide big decisions into smaller tasks, and everything will work out. Watch videos, ask questions, and never be afraid to ask again if you don't get it; that's normal. This shows you're not being careless about the matter. I also admit, I avoided math my whole life, thinking it wasn't for me, and went into law. How wrong I was until I started learning programming languages 👨‍💻 myself, and how interesting it really is. I wish I could turn back time and become a programmer or developer, but that's beside the point. Today, everything is free, the same thing that used to build billions in the form of fake degrees, where the only goal was to make money from information. Learn math, programming languages, and become independent. Imagine being completely alone.