A young entrepreneur in his mid-20s just emailed me asking for some $$$ advice.
He just sold a business and ended up with a couple million in liquid cash. He wanted to know if he should invest it, use it to build a new company, or do something else with it.
My advice wasn't what he was expecting.
I just said don't lose it. Do nothing with it. Put it in the bank. Something safe, earning a little, but not too much that it's at risk.
Money doesn't need to work. It can rest. Leave it be. You're 26 — you can get back to work.
A couple million liquid cash is a huge haul. Maintain! Don't lose. Always have that. And add more to that safe pile as you go. That's yours now. Keep it that way.
Trust is not only about competence, it is also about transparency. And this is where leaders often struggle. They want loyalty and delivery, but they rarely invite the full truth.
@MartinGTobias Great! Thanks 🙏🏻 Do you know any similar GPT but for validating business plan and other documents for bank and investments pitch?
Working with pre-seed startups and thinking about building one for the community, starting for Portugal ecosystem.
Elon Musk just stole 18 of Mark Zuckerberg's best AI engineers.
Zuckerberg offered his engineers $250 million each to stay at Meta.
But Elon gave them something money couldn't buy, and they abandoned Meta immediately.
Here's the offer that Zuck's own team couldn't resist:
I want to be this fit in my 70s
Mark Sisson is the world's fittest 70 year old
His approach is based on evolutionary biology and contemporary scientific research.
I am using these 10 strategies now to look like him in my 70s:
Toma atenção à tendência natural que vais sentir de querer chegar a outros tipos de audiência com medo de perderes o “comboio” e perderes clientes. Foca-te e toma as tuas decisões de acordo com esse nicho. Alguns “não” podem significar muitos “sim”!