The number of renters with over $1 million in income has tripled since 2019.
Homeownership tends to INCREASE with income/wealth, so this illustrates a major divergence from what we would expect.
The share of U.S. households that are millionaires by age group:
• 20s: 1 in 100
• 30s: 1 in 20
• 40s: 1 in 7
• 50s: 1 in 4
• 60s: 1 in 4
• 70+: 1 in 4
The best part about this is that it happened because of everyday readers liking the book.
My marketing budget was $500 (for those $2 bill bookmarks + sleeves).
That’s it. Everything else was organic support from readers, podcasters, and friends.
They say that it takes 10 years to become an overnight success.
Over the last 9 years, I've written more than 500,000 words on the internet, published 446 weeks in a row, and wrote 2 books.
a company replaces their customer service team with AI chatbots, you have to spend 10 minutes fighting with a chatbot instead of 1 minute with a human who can solve your problem.
Your price is the same, but your cost is higher.
What about "Just Keep Buying"? That philosophy has never applied to non-income producing assets (i.e., crypto, gold, art, etc.).
These have always been trades. I keep them as less than 10% of my portfolio and get it out of my system so the 90% can build my wealth.
People will spend two hours trying to find the best deal on a TV, but won't spend two minutes preparing for a salary negotiation.
They sacrifice dollars to save pennies.
I find it so funny that all of these AI companies literally stole content from creators all over the internet (without compensation) and are now mad when someone does it to them.
They say that it takes 10 years to become an overnight success.
Over the last 9 years, I've written more than 500,000 words on the internet, published 446 weeks in a row, and wrote 2 books.
95% of U.S. households earning $200k+ have a net worth ABOVE $200k.
When people say high income doesn’t lead to wealth, they’re talking about the other 5%.