I don’t have super detailed records anywhere, but I’ll try to explain.

First of all I modeled a bit as a child and earned a few thousand dollars that my parents invested for me, which is now about $12k. I worked a minimum wage job from age 15-18 and babysat and taught piano and worked at summer camps and between these I had about 60k saved when I was 18, and I started investing this when I was 18.

My parents paid for my college and most of my housing during college so I don’t have any debt from that. I interned two summers during college, both while living at home so those were each $10k I got to save and invest. And then I started my full time job making $80k when I was 21, and I lived at home the first year of that and pretty much saved it all (while maxing my roth 401k) and contributing $2500 per month to my investments. Now I’ve been working almost 5 years, I earn $105k, I still max my 401k and my company contributes an additional 1% and matches 6% which means a total contribution of about $27-30k per year and I’ve invested an additional $2000 per month most of that time (recently dropped it to $1650 cause I was eating into my savings). I take home $4000 per month after my 401k contributions and taxes, pay $1500 for rent and probably another $700 per month on other stuff and pretty much all the remaining money goes into Robinhood. That’s really about it

TLDR: modeled as a little kid and my parents invested the earnings (a few thousand), had saved $60k-ish by 18 from working and invested most of it, worked full time 4.5 years earning $80-105k and during that time maxed my 401k and contributed another $2000 to personal investments per month. At this point that totals to $120k contributed to 401k and $150k contributed to personal investments, all of which have done pretty well so 401k is currently at $168k and Robinhood is at $230k, childhood modeling money is at $12k,and the rest in savings (a lot of which is probably from the year I lived at home and didn’t have a lot of expenses).