To be able to invest, you already need to have money... This is obvious, but this is often where it gets stuck. Unless you have inherited a nice fortune, there is little chance that you will be able to get this money out of thin air. You must therefore work and above all save part of your salary to reinvest it. Yes, I know, it's not cool, but it is the only way to become a real capitalist, understand by that the one who lives only on the fruit of his nest egg (that is already much cooler).
How to save and above all how much...? O. Seban gives us some ideas in his book Everyone Deserves to Be Rich: Or Everything You Never Learned in School About Money. L'idée maîtresse est de se payer en premier. Avant même de recevoir vos factures, vous faites un ordre permanent de votre compte salaire vers un compte épargne par exemple. Vous y versez 10, 15 ou 20% de votre revenu, ce qui oblige bien sûr de faire un peu plus attention aux dépenses, mais au final vous ne vivez pas plus mal. Et surtout, cet argent, il est là pour vous, pour le réinvestir et donc devenir un capitaliste :-). Plus importante est la quote-part retenue sur le salaire, plus vous serez capable de placer d'argent, et plus vous aurez de revenus de votre capital.
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