Started with Rolex, AP, Patek—then moved on to unique, one-of-a-kind pieces. Watchmakers now create custom pieces just for me. Respect for horology runs deep.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: It’s time for a mega-economy between Canada and the U.S. We don’t need to give up sovereignty—we just need to stop playing small. Let the tariffs fall. Let the economy roar. And let the world know we mean business.

Most of the people that I've met that have been successful are not in the pursuit of money, ever. I would argue that if, if you're getting into the game of entrepreneurship and you're just driven by money, you'll fail. Because it requires way more than that. You have to be so

Walk into a room like you own it. Eye contact, posture, presence. That’s your silent pitch before a word leaves your mouth. Confidence sells—timidity gets you eaten alive.

I invest in a lot of entrepreneurs that I don't like but I respect. I respect them and the only thing I care about is executional skills. The ability to say, "All right this is what I'm going to achieve this month" and then execute on it. When they hit their bumps which they all

Got a bonus? Don’t blow it. Pay off your debt. Kill your credit cards, chip at your mortgage. You want freedom? Live debt-free.

I’m a developer, and I’ve put serious capital to work across the U.S. Let me tell you exactly why New York is in trouble. The city desperately needs more multifamily housing, yet every time developers step up, the policy shifts: rent control, tax unpredictability, endless red

The #1 thing? Shut up and listen. Don’t bulldoze your partner. Hear them out, even when you don’t agree. Communication saves marriages. Ego kills them.

Look, you've gotta take 15% of your salary or any money you make cutting the lawn or whatever it is and you've got to invest it. What my mother did was never let more than 5% into any one stock and no more than 20% into any one sector. She didn't have ETFs back then. Now you can

Harvard is finally getting it, teaching the founder’s mindset instead of funneling kids into the grind of consulting firms. I don’t teach consultants. I teach creators. Why? Because I want to train people who build, not those who bill hours and do nothing of consequence. The

We are in a technological war with China, we really are. There are three countries that spend the most on AI. Number one is the US, number two is China, number three is the UAE. The UAE is friendly to the US, they work on American chips, they work with Nvidia. And so if we didn't

The face of the Democratic Party, and he's a friggin' communist. That's not the right direction. I called him up and said, "I wanna meet with you." He apparently is not here, he's in Uganda. His people blew me off. Well, I bring money, I bring jobs. Maybe you might want some of

It's not true that there's no risk because there's a transaction going on here to a new owner, change of control. Let's just say he's owed $30 million, and his agents get 15% of that. I've seen this movie before in Hollywood. Those agents would rather do a deal now because the

The story of this tequila stems from Shark Tank. Jason Hollander is one of the guys that has been with the show for 17 years. He vets all the deals. Lo and behold, he is a tequila expert. One of the best on earth. He knows everything. After the success of O'Leary Fine Wines,

The U.S. is considering a deal that would let Nvidia and AMD sell certain AI chips to China, with a 15% cut of that business going straight to the government. Two big questions: Should we ship chips to China or other adversaries? And is this 15% fee a tax, a tariff, or just pay

I think that's one of the problems in branding the current Democratic Party and many of them believe, to get back in the race, they've got to find a more centrist narrative. When you start attacking wealthy entrepreneurs in America, you're basically going to war against the

One of my best entrepreneurs once told me, “You talk too much.” She was right. Since then, I’ve flipped the ratio: two-thirds listening, one-third talking. In negotiations, silence is deadly and powerful. Try walking into a room and saying nothing. The other guy won’t be able

The number one reason for breakups in marriage is not infidelity, it's financial pressure. It's one partner outspending the other. This really matter in the first three years of a marriage, because you can see disastrous outcomes if somebody is a spendaholic and the other is not,

They told me they needed a real villain for Marty Supreme. A wealthy, unapologetic power player in 1952. Married to Gwyneth Paltrow, standing in the way of Timothée Chalamet’s rise to ping pong glory. Their words, not mine: “We need a real a**hole… and you’re it.” So I became

I've changed the way I hire executives, completely. No stock options, no benefits, no full-time title... until they prove it. I learned this from the Swiss, and it's revolutionized our operations.