What would you tell your 10 year old self about money? My Investing tips for a younger Chris.

To celebrate 10 years of Stockspot, I recently asked customers to share the money advice they'd give their 10 year old self.
Starting investing sooner, saving for travel or not selling that car that would become a vintage classic were amongst some of the suggestions we've received so far. Here's my money advice i'd tell 10 year old Chris. Whats the advice you'd give your 10 year old self? I'd love to see your advice in the comments.
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