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I just found an old savings bond a family member gifted me in 2011. They bought it for $25 and now 14 years later, the treasury direct website says it’s grown 1.1% per year and is worth $29.20 😭😭

Was listening to a podcast this morning & this dude started a company in his 20s & by 29 he sold it for 30M. He walked away with 20M & invested 60% in equities & 40% in fixed income. He follows a 3% withdrawal rate so the portfolio spins off $50,000 a month 🤯 Levels.

One thing I didn’t expect to learn as an adult is that showing up everyday on time with a good attitude and doing your best will set you apart from 90% of people.

The locals in Southern Italy said they’ll sell us a house for €1 if we’re willing to pay the taxes and renovations but they said we won’t find a single person willing to take our money and do any work

We work 8 hours a day to enjoy 5 hours in the evening. We work 5 days a week to enjoy 2 days on the weekend. We work 48 weeks a year to enjoy 4 weeks of PTO. We work 45 years to enjoy 10 years in retirement. Idk about you but I just simply can’t accept that for my life.

The older I get the more I realize that the secret sauce is literally just showing up every single day on time with a good attitude and doing your best

Boomers bought homes for $100k that are worth $1.5 million now and we can buy a bitcoin for $100k that’ll be worth $1.5 million in a couple decades. I think we’ll look back and realize this was the most obvious play imaginable

One time someone told me, “If you’re ambitious enough to build wealth and retire early, you won’t be happy sitting on the beach doing nothing in retirement” and I think about that a lot.

The harsh truth is that at some point, people stop talking about your potential. You either become the person who did the thing or you don’t

$100,000 is still a great individual salary anywhere in the United States and that’s a hill I will die on

It took us 7 years to get $100,000 invested in the stock market and today, just 2.5 years later, we’ve crossed $200,000. I’m grateful.

So last night at my tennis lesson this lady walked up to my coach & said, “how much do you charge for an hour 1:1 session?” My coach said “$85”. The lady gasped & said she couldn’t afford that & asked if she would be willing to work with her on price My coach told the lady to text her & they could work something out. She said thanks, walked to the parking lot, got in her Porsche 911 & took off 😂

I’m 30, been at the same company for 9 years, been promoted 4x, bought my first house at 24, have since bought 3 rental properties, have a couple hundred thousand invested in stocks & BTC, and have a side hustle. Yesterday I posted how I can’t accept the standard 9-5 schedule for the rest of my working life And hundreds of people who don’t know me commented how I’m soft, lazy, entitled, ungrateful, out of touch with reality etc So, all I want to say today is don’t take this social media and internet stuff too seriously 🫶🏼

My dad texting me every time the market goes up

Yesterday we drove by the largest mansion in Pennsylvania It’s 39,000 sq ft, 12 bedrooms, 13 full baths, and 8 half baths on 6 acres The owner is an 81 year old man who pled guilty to conspiracy to defraud after building the house with proceeds from $15M in tax fraud Wild 🤯

I just found an old savings bond a family member gifted me in 2011. They bought it for $25 and now 14 years later, the treasury direct website says it’s grown 1.1% per year and is worth $29.20 😭😭

We work 8 hours a day to enjoy 5 hours in the evening. We work 5 days a week to enjoy 2 days on the weekend. We work 48 weeks a year to enjoy 4 weeks of PTO. We work 45 years to enjoy 10 years in retirement. Idk about you but I just simply can’t accept that for my life.

I’m 30, been at the same company for 9 years, been promoted 4x, bought my first house at 24, have since bought 3 rental properties, have a couple hundred thousand invested in stocks & BTC, and have a side hustle. Yesterday I posted how I can’t accept the standard 9-5 schedule for the rest of my working life And hundreds of people who don’t know me commented how I’m soft, lazy, entitled, ungrateful, out of touch with reality etc So, all I want to say today is don’t take this social media and internet stuff too seriously 🫶🏼

Last year we got a new auto policy for our 2017 Honda. For 6 months, the premium was $690. The renewal 6 months later, $845. The renewal this week for the next 6 months, $908. No tickets, no accidents, no additional cars or drivers just a 30% increase in a year 🙃

Does anyone else feel a strong urge to live abroad? Even if it’s just for a year or two? Leaving the US, experiencing different ways of life, cultures and food…I think about it all the time.

Boomers bought homes for $100k that are worth $1.5 million now and we can buy a bitcoin for $100k that’ll be worth $1.5 million in a couple decades. I think we’ll look back and realize this was the most obvious play imaginable

$100,000 is still a great individual salary anywhere in the United States and that’s a hill I will die on

How often do you think about the fact that someday, in the not so distant future, the average home will cost $1M, the average new car will cost $100,000 and a gallon of gas will be $10?

So last night at my tennis lesson this lady walked up to my coach & said, “how much do you charge for an hour 1:1 session?” My coach said “$85”. The lady gasped & said she couldn’t afford that & asked if she would be willing to work with her on price My coach told the lady to text her & they could work something out. She said thanks, walked to the parking lot, got in her Porsche 911 & took off 😂

Once you hit early to mid 30s you start to see who did the right things with their money in their 20s and who didn’t. What’s your take on this statement?

Had a conversation with a coworker in her 50s… She told me there was so much she wanted to do & see when she was younger But she put them off by telling herself she’d do them when she had more money. Time passed, she got married, had kids And never did or went the places she…

Observations after 5 days in Dubai: 1. No homeless people 2. No one is strung out on drugs 3. No trash or litter on the ground 4. Haven’t smelled weed once 5. Haven’t feared for my safety, even while walking at night Interesting

Cash is trash vs. Cash is king I used to think cash was king & having excess cash reserves put me at ease. But lately, having excess cash has made me feel the opposite bc I know that every dollar not being put to work is quickly losing value. What’s your take?

Bitcoin twitter, what’s your take on fiat emergency funds?

One time someone told me, “If you’re ambitious enough to build wealth and retire early, you won’t be happy sitting on the beach doing nothing in retirement” and I think about that a lot.