Muslim🕌//Microbiologist🔬//Reading📚//Playing Football⚽//Graphics Designer💻//Furniture Works//Research Assistant at Nigerian Institute of Medical Research
There's a scene in the movie " Pursuit of Happyness " that has stayed with me for years.
Chris Gardner who is broke, homeless, carrying everything he owns in a bag spots a man stepping out of a red Ferrari in downtown San Francisco.
He walks up and asks two questions.
"What do you do?"
"How do you do it?"
The answer?
"I'm a stockbroker."
That scene is 30 seconds long. But it captures something that has been true for decades.
Real wealth building has always belonged to a specific type of person. The one with the right connections. The right advisor. The right minimum balance just to get through the door.
Everyone else gets a savings account, a 0.5% interest rate, and a polite smile.
That's not an accident. That's the design.
Nobody built the Ferrari for the rest of us.
Until now. 🧵