. Because the first step before investing is to start. Once you start, you will be more interested in investing later. You can also increase the money you have set aside for investment later along with your income. However, always invest from your source of income. Keep some money allocated for other things, including emergency funds, and invest. This way, your investment will never be hindered or endangered.
You are very wrong here, am talking about the bold words in your write up, you don't invest in Bitcoin from your source of income, you invest in Bitcoin from your discretionary income, the money left after every other basic needs has been met, because their are so many folks that have a stable income and a source of income but still can't figure out their discretionary income, so for your security and emotional wellbeing, you only invest from your discretionary income so that if your Bitcoin investment doesn't go as planned tomorrow, you wouldn't be that shaken too much financially because it's a money you can afford to lose, so try not to misunderstood having a source of income and having a discretionary income, these two different scenarios entirely.