Today I invested $1582 into my FOMO account.
$500 $BTC
$500 $SPCX
$500 $META
$82 $QQQ
Got the account just under $27,000
Always gotta feed your bags ๐
You worked all year.
You got paid 26 times.
You worked around 2,000 hours.
Please tell me you own something after all that.
Stocks. Bitcoin. A business. Real estate. Something.
We cannot keep exchanging years of our lives for money and then exchanging every dollar for stuff.
One whole Bitcoin.
Iโm serious.
Not tomorrow. Not with rent money. Not by putting yourself in a bad financial position.
But .10 โ .25 โ .50 โ 1 BTC is a perfectly reasonable long-term goal for somebody who believes Bitcoin will matter 10-20 years from now.
Own some of the network you keep watching appreciate.
Iโm trying to normalize regular people owning serious amounts of assets.
The teacher with $200K invested.
The mechanic with half a Bitcoin.
The nurse building toward $500K.
The IT worker quietly buying $QQQ for 15 years.
You donโt need to look rich.
I want you to own some shit.
i know niggas placing $1k - $3k every mf ticket & niggas think they rich bc they placing $600 bets & losing em ๐ i canโt make this shit up
You donโt need millionaire parents to change your family financially.
Imagine your kid turning 18 already understanding investing because they watched you do it their entire childhood.
That alone changes their starting point.
Inheritance can include knowledge before it ever includes money.
$100K invested at 35.
Assuming an 8% average annual return and no additional contributions:
45: ~$216K
55: ~$466K
65: ~$1.01M
Thatโs why I keep bothering yโall about owning something.
Your younger years give every dollar more time to work.
Kelsey Mitchell discusses all the noise surrounding the Indiana Fever this season:
โShowing up every day to compete for fans that may or may not like you is hardโฆPlaying with CC & having the eyes that she got, we get a lot of flack for just being on her teamโ