If you are early 20s with $10K to invest, don't try to gamble your way to millions
Spend that $10K on a 3 month Eurosummer trip instead.
Stay in hostels. Friend-maxx. Adventure maxx.
Romance strangers from strange lands.
Bank priceless stories, gain confidence.
Spend 20% of your time alone, building a beautiful vision for your future in which you decide exactly what you want.
Set ambitious goals. Map the path to achieve them.
Read great books.
And return to your homeland as a conqueror with life experience, new skills, and a mission.
This will be the greatest $10K you ever invest.
"max pain is up"
no brother, max pain is spending endless hours focused on something that is entirely outside of your control and repeatedly kicks you in the nuts every four years
ask me how I know
absolutely critical that you guard your time and emotion
one life 🫡
@ContraInvest@elcanpesino5089@saylor La teoría de ciclos sigue vigente, y eso es lo que BTC está siguiendo. En todos los años midterm de la historia de BTC, éste ha caído y encontrado mínimos antes de entrar en fase de acumulación pre halving. Está pasando exactamente lo mismo que lleva pasando desde que nació.
Steep climb up to my favorite mountain coffee spot to start the day.
Perfect Sunday morning.
I vividly remember sitting here when I had like $100k saved up, wondering how I was going to turn it into millions so I could afford to stay at a hotel like this whenever I wanted.
I had no doubt I'd make it, but I remember wishing I could jump to the future just to see the path that got me there.
Now that I'm here, I realize how little the specific details of the actual path mattered and how a few specific beliefs were everything.
Number 1 is believing that opportunity is absolutely everywhere
Especially when you get to the point where you have some capital to invest.
Do whatever you have to do to get your first $100K saved up.
But then realize that there are incredible investment opportunities that can multiply your capital in a relatively short period of time.
How do you find them?
It sounds silly... But you need to do what most people don't: Actually look for them
Most people are terrified to invest in anything besides an index fund
If you want average results you should do the same
But if you want extreme results you need to do something different
Set a clear objective of what you are looking for in your mind.
"I want a quality asset with real 10x potential over the next 5 years that I can hold with conviction through extreme volatility"
Set that as your mental filter.
Set it as a strict bar.
And you will find the right asset.
Trust yourself. Trust the universe. Do the work until you find that asset.
And when you find the asset, have some balls and size up.
Not financial advice.
This worked for me but may not work for you.
Oh one last thing... The goal is not the number on the screen. It's not to cheerlead for any one asset either
The goal is to multiply your capital to provide your family with a high quality of life
Set that as your guiding principle and you'll win
These people were not skinny they were lean and athletic with good muscle tone, bone structure, and posture. They don’t really exist anymore due to modern food and weightlifting trends so people now are either very muscular, very skinny, or fat.
This is normal and healthy.
Michael Saylor is a wealth of knowledge
“It doesn’t matter how hard you work — working hard and not thinking about monetary theory and not understanding money isn’t a solution. The ruling class would like you to work hard and not think about these things.”
Credit: @KevinWSHPod
Fun fact: It is typically illegal to sell a puppy younger than 8 weeks old because it’s considered cruel to separate it from its mother, but unfortunately corporate America expects women to return to work 4 weeks after giving birth.
The Atlantic Spain.
The Mediterranean Spain.
The inland Spain.
The Pyrenean Spain.
Does any one of them convey the true soul of Spain better than the others, or are they all equally important in their own way?