Dividends build wealth that outlives you. My goal: create immense cash flow to secure my kids' future. They'll learn to grow it and pass it on themselves. That's true generational wealth.

Becoming wealthy requires you to go against societal norms Herd mentality doesn’t work when the herd is living a life you don’t want Here are 4 things people think is normal but shouldn’t be:

Barron: “I’m up $90,000,000 on that short, time to go long. Can you tweet again?” Trump: “Don’t worry about China, it will all be fine. Xi just had a bad moment.”

One post and everything is fine again. The stock market is crazy.

“Buy it now, I’m about to post something positive”

Oh you make $20k a month? Still broke if you spend it like a clown. I'd rather make $5k and actually own my life. Financial freedom isn't a salary competition, it's a "can you keep your damn money'"competition.

Selling on Friday then seeing this today gotta be one of the worst feelings

Maturing as an investor is accepting that not every strategy will work for you and it’s perfectly okay.

Here we go again

Society's "cool" list: Designer threads Luxury cars High-rise living Bottle service My "cool" list: Zero debt World travel Retiring parents Working by choice

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People call 10 years of investing "long-term." Too long, they say. Yet 30 years at the same desk is just "normal." Think about that. Imagine dedicating just 10 years to putting 25%+ of your income into quality stocks. You'd see that a 9-5 doesn't have to be a life sentence.

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The day I started buying dividend stocks was the day I realized that I'm in control over how much money I make outside of my day job.

The biggest flex is having enough money to do whatever you want but still working on projects you love because it gives you fulfillment and purpose.

The cool thing about dividend investing? You've got options. Take the cash and pay bills (though maybe not if you're young). Or reinvest it. Back into the same company or a new one. It's all in your hands.

When you buy a stock and it falls 5% the next day