Kevin Hart says that this uncertain economy is worth another thing, regardless of income level

• Times are tough. But Kevin Hart, one of the most successful comedians and actors on the planet said he had one thing [about] When it comes to spending “: experience”. I think this is an amazing investment, ”he said TreasureTo.

Kevin Hart knows what you need to succeed. He was The most paid comedian in the world In 2024 earning $ 108 million. This is the third one among Hollywood entertainers, more than Brad Pitt or Tom Cruise last year.

However, times are difficult for most Americans. When consumer confidence is down and market fluctuations and influences Trump's tariffs and the approach of his will-to-will, Fed Chair Jerome Powell-Americans strive for their belts and are very chosen how and where they spend money.

In an interview TreasureHart revealed one thing that he said was worthwhile, even in uncertain times.

“All experience -based,” Hart said TreasureTo. “Everything where you can understand the world better, see the world and experience the world. I think it's justified.”

Hart mentioned how he Recently led to his family to rwanda To experience and understand the culture there.

“We are not walking out of it with crazy hours, but with the extreme joy we could see and do things together, to create these memories,” he said. “It's extremely humble when you just travel to see how the world works and see it through several different lenses.”

Hart said that “Discovery” is a critical human experience and believes an opportunity to experience what life can offer or present to you, in my opinion it is an amazing investment.

“Creating and building memories for me and my family is always something I don't care about when spending,” Hart added.

Hart, now 45 years old, has become an entrepreneur in his own ventures such as his manufacturing company (his majority stake was at a price of $ 650 million 2022), as well as his Tequila trademark Gran Coramino and The Laughter Out Loud Network. He also earns millions of fasteners every year. His Coramino Fund recently accepted applications for his last $ 10,000 support round for small business owners of marginalized communities.

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