I often think about which of my tangible possessions makes me the most money on a monthly basis and I've narrowed it down to two items:
1) My smartphone.
2) My monthly transit pass.
I do shift work and my colleagues routinely unload shifts after the schedule "goes live." Thanks to my smartphone, I'm usually the first to respond and therefore the one who claims the majority of the extra shifts.
My monthly transit pass is pretty self explanatory (it helps me get to and from work) but I've calculated the ROI for my pass to be 93x it's cost.
It goes without saying that my medical degree and permanent medical license (with required DEA and state prescription license) are very valuable and make all this possible.
My question to you all is, what are your most financially valuable physical possessions/the ones with the highest realized, monthly ROI?
1) My smartphone.
2) My monthly transit pass.
I do shift work and my colleagues routinely unload shifts after the schedule "goes live." Thanks to my smartphone, I'm usually the first to respond and therefore the one who claims the majority of the extra shifts.
My monthly transit pass is pretty self explanatory (it helps me get to and from work) but I've calculated the ROI for my pass to be 93x it's cost.
It goes without saying that my medical degree and permanent medical license (with required DEA and state prescription license) are very valuable and make all this possible.
My question to you all is, what are your most financially valuable physical possessions/the ones with the highest realized, monthly ROI?
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