Signs of silent wealth: • Never looking at prices • Paying for the bill at dinner (silently) • Clean organized garage • Owning more than one piece of property • Never having to do things you don’t want to do The game became got easier when I made these my end-goal.

My soloprenuer journey started 11 years ago today. I was a broke, tired, and frustrated college student with a full time job. To all of you hustlers out there: Enjoy the process You only start from scratch once.

Nothing more embarrassing as a man than seeing other men buy: • Boats • Motorcycles • Expensive trucks • Random toys Yet their woman still has a job. It’s your duty as a man to provide her a life where she doesn’t have to work. (Unless she wants to) Super childish.

Making a lot of money is the only way to escape the rat race. Most here won’t tell you that, but it’s true. You can complain that it “shouldn’t be that way” or you can accept it. A soul sucking job will always be there for you if you can’t handle it.

Every Twitter guru on earth: “Social media is for networking” “You have to make connections to make money” “Soloprenuership sucks” Total minutes I have spent networking this year: 0 The result:

Almost all LEGO sets are good investments. However, there are several sets/themes retiring this year that should be avoided at all costs. Set/Theme 1: Anything from Marvel Avengers All of these sets suck and no one buys them. I am not a buyer at any price. Set/Theme 2:

As a man, you should not be watching sports if you: • Cannot do 30 push-ups in a row • Have high interest debt Escapism is for those who are physically and financially responsible. That may sound extreme, but it’s the mindset you need if you feel stuck.

27 ways to stay broke, so you have to work until you’re dead: 1. Always have a car loan. Before you pay it off, trade it in 2. Buy/drink alcohol 3. Get a $100,000 student loan for a degree that only gets you a $40,000 salary 4. Take advice from other broke people 5. Lie to

Hundreds of LEGO sets retire every year. Choosing the right sets will allow you to double your money in only 12 months. Choosing the wrong sets will leave you wishing you never started. Here are 3 key things you must account for when investing in LEGO: 1. Theme If the set

My newsletter has eclipsed $40,000 in annualized revenue from paid subs alone. I’m not even a good writer and I write about investing in sealed boxes of plastic. If I can do that, you can do something similar.

I don't think people realize how far you can get by just doing the opposite of everyone else. It will never not improve your life. Everyone you know only makes money IRL? Start an online business ASAP. Everyone you know gets drunk regularly? Quit drinking. Everyone you

Let’s say you invested $100,000 in the following assets 21 months ago: • S&P 500 • Evenly split among retiring LEGO sets from 2021 Today that $100,000 would be: • S&P 500: $90,400 (-9.6%) • LEGO: $168,100 (+68.1%) Let’s say you also did it 9 months ago: • S&P 500:

I've yet to see someone with a lifestyle I admire that makes fun of one-person businesses.

Making money isn't about convincing people to buy stuff from you. It's about giving the market what it already wants. If you can do that in a way most people aren't willing to, you'll make a lot of it.

Nothing beats sipping caffeine at your desk before the sun has risen. No obligations for the entire day, only doing whatever sounds most fun. It's a level of peace that everyone should experience.

Uncomfortable truth: You will never get the pay you deserve until you create something of your own

Most people think you need to make a lot of money to become financially free. My journey is proof you need to become financially free to make a lot of money. What I did: 1. Built a one-person business 2. Kept expenses low 3. Quit my engineering job (when the business made more

What 99% of business owners on this platform talk about: Revenue What matters instead: Profit Don’t be fooled by the 20 year old kids here working 80 hours/week to make $2k/month.

One of the most disrespectful things you can do to the people you love: Spend more time with your coworkers than you do with them

College in a nutshell: Spend 4-6 years + $150,000 for the privilege to sit in a cubicle and hate your life