The only people that don’t like talking about $ money are people that don’t have it. I said what I said. The second you start talking about income, investing, cash flow, net worth, taxes, ownership, or building wealth, some people instantly call it bragging. But those same people will spend hours talking about sports, celebrities, gossip, clothes, cars, and everything else that does absolutely nothing for their financial future. That never made sense to me… Money is one of the most important tools in life. It buys back your time. It gives your family options. It lets you walk away from bad situations. It lets you take risks. It gives you the freedom to stop living paycheck to paycheck. It’s the lubricant of life. So why would I be embarrassed to talk about it? Since a very young age, I always wanted to know how successful people make money. How they invest it. How they protect it. How they turn $1 into $10. What mistakes they made. What they would do differently. That’s how you learn… A lot of people stay broke bc they would rather judge someone talking about money than sit there, listen, and learn something from them. Being uncomfortable talking about money doesn’t make you humble. Sometimes it just keeps you ignorant about money. And ignorance is expensive. And my kids will never grow up poor. In my house, we talk about money all the time. Before school. After school. At dinner. Their favorite show is literally Shark Tank. They have a goal to be on it one day. We talk about businesses, investing, ownership, profit, risk, why some companies win, why others fail, and how money actually works. I want them growing up asking: Who owns this? How does this business make money? What does it cost to run? What’s the profit? Is this a good investment? How can I build something of my own? I don’t want money to be some mysterious thing they finally start learning about when they’re 25, already in debt, and trying to figure life out. Like a majority of people… I want them understanding it before they’re even old enough to make it. Bc you can leave your kids money and they can lose it. Or you can teach them how money works and give them the ability to create it for the rest of their lives. That’s real generational wealth. My kids will not inherit what I built, but they will inherit the knowledge to build it again from zero. If you don’t change your mindset and/or understand this, you will stay poor for the rest of your life.