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I've built a six figure investment portfolio and these are 3 investing mistakes I'd start, number one, not starting sooner. I started investing at 21, but wish I had started at 18. The market has had an incredible run since then and those early numbers matter because of compound growth. The earlier you start, the more time your money has to work for you. Number two, overthinking what to invest in. I spent way too much time trying to figure out which would be the stocks, ETFs, invest in hundreds of companies at once, making investing much simpler and helping me stay consistent. And number three, expecting quick results. Like lots of people, I thought investing would make me rich fast, but the biggest returns come from consistency, patience, and staying invested for the long term. Looking back, my biggest investing mistake wasn't losing money, it was waiting. What's one investing lesson you wish you had learned sooner?