What's up, everyone? Today's podcast episode is how to calculate the ROI on opportunity cost,

a.k.a. you have a finite or limited amount of time within which to make an investing decision,

and from that point, and from that information and data, what investment decision do you make?

This question comes directly from multiple coaching calls that I've

done within our Action Academy community and also a lot of DMs that I get. How this question

shows up in the real world, in the wild. Examples of this would be, one would be an Action Academy

member on a coaching call saying that he has an engineering job and he's got this side

gig that he's pursuing that's 20 hours a week that will turn into $120,000 later down the road.

Should he spend his time on this side gig or should he instead spend that time on buying a

cash flowing business? That is an example. You have to calculate what is the opportunity

cost of each one of the different paths, right? Another example that we'll be discussing is one

that's commonly found in my DMs, which is I have three houses, single family houses.

I'll buy one per year. I'm currently spending this year trying to buy another house or trying

to buy a duplex.

And speaking about how to view the opportunity cost of spending that year buying that duplex

versus spending that year buying a cash flow in business or buying a 20 unit or buying a self-storage

facility, something along those lines.

So by the end of today's episode, you should have a good frame of

reference to use to make these decisions for both yourself, for friends, for family members,

for other partners that you can send this episode to and they can use these same frames

references for their decision making. So you guys can be super wealthy and have a bunch of

commas and zeros in your bank account. But first foremost, before we

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