“Find a solid, established business that you understand,” he said. “One that consistently makes a profit and returns dividends to its investors. If you’re interested in a business you don’t yet understand, find someone who does.
“I’m only a scribe,” I mumbled. “All I know is clay tablets.” “Nonsense!” he interjected. “You’re skilled in language and communication, which puts you far ahead of most. And remember this—the best investment you can make is in yourself. Continue to educate yourself and seek out wisdom, adding new skills and experiences that will make you more valuable.