>I have 500 dollars, 1 hour a day and little internet skills. So you need to reduce costs to come up with more investable liquid, you need to make more time for growing mentally and you need to have some kind of meaningful skills. Your first step is making time for leisure. During this time, it's imperative you discover what you're good at. Next, after you're more aware of your competencies, you need to establish a plan of how to monetize that skill. During the implementation of the plan, take time to find out a few things that you like doing which can make you money as a supplement. So, now you need to find out ways to monetize the hobby or hobbies. As things begin to coalesce, devote any extra time to understanding how to manage your resources. The first hurdle is learning to evade academic commerce consensus. Once you work your way around the retarded normalfag comprehension of economics, you'll find you need to derisk. In the current climate, derisk means abandoning USD. Once you understand you need to avoid paper assets, you can start to build the various revenue streams up. As the money starts coming in, you diversify to meaningful assets, not play money. When you enter tradfi, do it at the base levels, but be careful (*not*) to keep much liquid in centralized assets in a tumultuous climate like we're experiencing. You're in luck; DeFi is breaking on to the scene as we speak. Outside of mentioning DeFi though, I'm not sure I should help you much more. I won't tell you what to invest in or anything. Figuring out the rest is your burden.