2 main ways to participate in generational money-making environments: 1) build a company 2) invest / own equity in one Or…both. How to build a company: > find something people need > find something you’re good at > find something that makes money > sell it How to invest: > find something the world needs > get in at a favorable valuation > have conviction to ride the curve I believe in a combination of the two. I primarily swing/invest in common stock so combining that with businesses/work can: - accelerate equity curve meaningfully - allowing positions to work - compound active and passive wealth at the same time - learn valuable skills - build biz acumen that helps in all markets If you’re in your 20s or 30s are struggling with just trading for income…pair it with something that can put $$$ in your pocket. The more entrepreneurial, the better. The entire goal is to own pieces of equity in both active and passive vehicles. As you get older and/or make more $$$, things will skew more passive, but early on…it should skew more ACTIVE. nobody will really say it…but cashflow/stability is by far the biggest unlock early in trading & investing imo. Early on, you might not have money to buy equity…so build it yourself, and then deploy money back into the markets to compound. Lethal combo. @scottfelsenthal is a great example of someone with operator + investor skills. anyways, i love building companies…and i love investing in them. and while I don’t have all the answers, i def want to continue learning how to do both at the highest levels. more soon