Dear Young People, ​Let’s talk about the difference between renting an audience and building a legacy. ​We live in a bizarre, desperate era where some men think peak masculinity is paying a flock of models to tolerate their presence for a grid post. Look at @DanBilzerian. Sure, the yachts and rented entourages look flashy. But let’s be real: the second the wire transfers stop, those women are deleting his number. You can buy attention, but you can never, ever rent genuine respect. The tragedy of that lifestyle is that the moment the money dries up, the silence is deafening. ​Now, look at Lionel Messi. ​A kid from Rosario who was told he was too small to make it, who fought a growth hormone deficiency, and who went on to bend the world’s game to his absolute will. But his greatest victory isn’t a golden trophy—it’s the quiet, unbreakable fortress of his home. ​Messi is a devoted family man, a faithful husband to his childhood sweetheart, and a dedicated father. Guided by a quiet strength and deep Judeo-Christian values, he refused to let the madness of global fame corrupt his soul. He chose the sacred over the superficial. He chose a covenant over a contract. ​Millions don't scream his name because of a rented lifestyle. They scream it because he conquered the world, yet remained anchored in what truly matters. Fifty years from now, when the stadium lights have long faded, people will still speak of his magic with tears in their eyes—and his family will still stand proudly by his side, bound by real love, not a paycheck. ​Meanwhile, the world will have long forgotten the men who had to pay just to not look lonely. ​Don’t build your life on rent. Build a legacy that can’t be bought. Honor your family, stand unshakeable in your values, and build a life so authentic that the world has no choice but to remember your name forever. 🐐👑 ​#DearYoungPeople# #LegacyOverLikes# #Messi# #FamilyFirst# #RealGreatness# #EarnedNotBought#

The former CEO of U.S.-based credit union Family First is no longer with the company, days after she posted an allegedly AI-edited family photo of her family with “Lake America” sweatshirts. On Wednesday, a statement posted to the company’s website revealed that Jane Smith was no longer with Family First “effective immediately,” with chief operations officer Jason Acosta serving as interim CEO. It was signed by Maurice Patterson, chairman of the Family First Credit Union board, and Acosta. Read more:

Multifamily Is in a 2008 Moment. Ken McElroy Explains Why. w/ @kenmcelroy & @1MarkMoss Timestamps: 0:00 - Episode Trailer 0:49 - If You Don't Understand Debt, You Don't Understand Wealth 2:38 - 1971 Turned the Dollar Into Debt 6:28 - Ken's Rule: Somebody Else Pays Off the Debt 9:47 - Sponsor: Protect Your Bitcoin Inheritance with Unchained 11:15 - Credit vs Borrowing and Why Velocity Matters 14:58 - When Using Debt Beats Buying All Cash 20:21 - Sponsor: Turn Your Taxes Into Bitcoin with Blockware 21:21 - Is Real Estate Still the Best Wealth Builder? 32:40 - Sponsor: Earn Bitcoin on Your Cash with River 33:22 - Ken’s Criteria for New Real Estate Deals 38:43 - Prefs, Cash-Out Refis, and Rolling the Next Deal 43:26 - Sponsor: Take Control of Your Money with Rumble Wallet 44:35 - Why Multifamily Feels Like 2008 52:14 - Single Family First or Passive Syndications? 54:34 - Where Ken Is Buying Rentals and Why Rates Won't Save You

Karoline Leavitt just wrapped her last day at the podium. Youngest press secretary in history. Fought every briefing like it was a cage match. Now she’s choosing her kids, and Trump already said she’s staying in the fight as a top outside advisor. Same day, 47 shut down the latest NATO panic. “I’ve had good talks with Putin. He’s not going to be attacking a NATO territory.” Media wanted a crisis. He gave them a reality check. America First. Family first. No war theater.