A common problem for newbie investors is that they might be taken aback by the thousands of companies on the stock exchange and perceive that investing is a daunting task. Previously in Part 1, we depicted that in our daily routine, the potential companies we might want to invest in are all around us.

One way to take baby steps in investing is to be observant of what you consume. 

If you are observant, chances are, the companies that you purchase products or services from are listed on the stock exchange. One way to take baby steps in investing is to be observant of what you consume. After doing your homework and research on the companies you use in your everyday life, you can start investing in these companies — investing in what you consume.

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