I've built 50,000 sqft of luxurious workspace for entrepreneurs, startups and companies, in the heart of the financial district, Manhattan. Members Lounge, coworking room, 100 Private offices, 10 conference rooms, barista machines and many more amenities. Have a startup or

Rules for making it in 2025 and beyond. 1) You don’t “make it” by begging for raises. You make it by becoming your own boss: own time, equity and optionality 2) W-2 is fixed income with obligations. Owner = variable income *and* unlimited upside. Risk = Reward 3) A flex isn’t

Any time you get worried about the long-term just ask yourself what's going to happen in 5-10 years. Tech, Crypto, Online businesses. Nothing going to change that in terms of the secular trends. Only hard part is managing the ups and downs (emotions and volatility)

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You really shouldn't fear failing as much as you do not starting something. Can't tell you how many failures end up being blessings in disguise. Can range from not getting a job to someone quitting on you. Many times you learn it ended up being an insane blessing

Your desire to get rich is justified and why we harp on it so much. Ignore all the people saying it's evil or that you're too focused/obsessed. They will be left behind. Based on what we're seeing with AI, the marginal value of labor is declining rapidly and going to zero in the

Major health scares are reminders that being the richest man in the graveyard = foolish It also tests how committed you are to the things you enjoy. Find out quickly a lot of the stuff was actually a net negative Always something good to come out of a scare

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Dear Netherlands politicians and bureaucrats See below post if you also haven't studied these 2 in college👇

Netherlands, this is not taxation. It is theft. The Mathematical Problem: Volatility ≠ Income Assume a simple case. You buy an asset for: €100 Year 1 Value rises to €150 Unrealized gain = €50 If taxed at 36%: Tax owed = €18 You must pay this in cash — despite not

Unrealized Capital Gains Tax - Orwellian and Kafkaesque

Unrealized gains tax for Gen-Z: You buy a Pokémon card for $50. Someone offers you $500 for it. You say no. You love that card. You're keeping it. The government says: "Cool, but that card is worth $500 now. You owe us $100 in taxes." You: "…I didn't sell it." Government:

The Dutch are starting to revolt against the insane new Tax proposals (BOX3)

In the Netherlands, income tax hits 52% in the top bracket They’ve just added a 36% tax on unrealized gains. Dutch media: “The Dutch live in houses that are too big for them. If they’d give up some space, the housing crisis would be fixed.” We can all see where this is going.

💥BREAKING: 🇳🇱 The Dutch Minister of Finance has just announced that the 36% tax on unrealized gains has been canceled and that they will go back to the drawing board after strong public backlash.

Consistency and attrition gets you to the top 1% by default. Yes seriously. Number of people who can stay consistent for 3 years is nonexistent They give up, take foot off gas, start stop start stop. Life doesn’t reward that. Never will.

The whole avoid fame argument we've made for over a decade is interesting. So many vehemently oppose it and say you must exert power and influence. Ironically the people saying this have humongous egos and would be horrible leaders + awful with power. Get rich, decide then.

No solving this stuff, rates go to zero/print money that's about it Longer the Iran stuff goes the more they have to print/cut anyway Own assets, get into sales for a W-2, build wifi $ That's legitimately the only choice

Annual reminder that giving blood annually will help reduce the chances of cardiac issues (heart attacks) particularly in men Costs nothing, improves your health

Absurd people debate blood donation as healthy How else do you remove micro plastics, reduce strain on heart and give veins/arteries a break Zero cost, medical data says quasi because behind