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Once you have reached your first $10,000, you have created a significant momentum that can propel you toward subsequent financial goals. Visualize this as a snowball rolling down a hill, where just the first push can create an avalanche of growth. The initial investment not only provides you with a foundation but also starts generating interest, which can accelerate the rate at which your savings grow.

For example, if you manage to invest your first $10,000 and earn an average return of 10%, your wealth starts compounding. The timeframe to reach $20,000 is significantly shorter than from $0 to $10,000. This cumulative effect means that subsequent financial milestones will be achieved faster—showing that initial sacrifices can lead to exponential growth.