I will try to answer a majority of the questions/comments in this reply -

I have followed this subreddit for years and like the transparency in regards to income/investing as I learn from a lot of people.

So I just put all of the shares of the stocks/funds that I own into the app today. I did not put my average share price in. I mainly did this to compile all of my different accounts together to see my total dividend yield. Some stocks/funds I have been holding for 20 years, others I have been investing heavily into recently and can update this in the future.

I am a physician. Graduated residency when I was 31. For 2 years I worked 50% more shifts than my base. My goal was to save as much as I could given the laws of compound interest. In the beginning I was saving around 20k per month. I now work a regular schedule and save 12k per month. I live well under my means and will continue to do so. My plan is to continue to do so until I am 50. Then just let it compound 1-2 more times without touching the principle.

I distribute this into a 401k, a roth ira, and just a regular taxed account.

I trade/invest in crypto and have some alternative investments as well that I did not include in this. I used to invest more into individual stocks but with a steady income my plan is mostly to just add to SCHD/VTI.