Bitcoin isn't just some new payment technology. It's competing against all store-of-value assets. By 2030, this number is projected to be 1.679 trillion, which means… If Bitcoin captures just 1.25%—> we’ll see $1M per BTC.

Everyone thinks success = tons of money But this is overly simplified... In reality, financial capital is the byproduct of mental & relationship capital. Here's what I mean: 1. Mental Capital (Skills) • What you know • What you can do • How fast you can learn • Your

In 1933, the U.S. made gold ownership illegal. They paid $20/oz...then revalued it to $35/oz. 60% of your wealth, gone. In 1971, they ended the gold standard and fiat took over. Bitcoin is the first money they can’t print, seize, or fake. The definition of protection.

Here's what I think:

Is it too late to buy Bitcoin?

The real work here is more mental than tactical. You must go from victim to architect of your financial life. When you shift from being a consumer who buys liabilities to an investor who acquires assets… You stop playing not to lose and start playing to win.

This works with any appreciating asset. Stocks, real estate…you name it. Just ensure you can borrow cheaper than the appreciation rate. If you can't make payments, sell a small portion and keep 90% of the growth.

For example, Bitcoin compounds at roughly 50% annually. You can borrow against it at 15%. That creates 35% positive carry indefinitely. Even using conservative 30% growth projections, by year 10 the asset is worth 13 times more while the debt barely increases.

When you sell an asset, 50% immediately goes to taxes and you lose all future compounding growth. When you borrow against it, you keep the asset and access roughly 10% of its value. The asset continues growing while your debt stays minimal relative to the appreciation.

Step 3: Become your own bank Banks hold assets and provide loans against them. You can do the same by holding appreciating assets and borrowing against them to fund your lifestyle. This way you keep 100% of the upside while accessing the appreciation.

Traditional thinking says capital gains aren't "real income" because there's no monthly yield. This is wrong. If you buy a $100,000 house and sell it for $500,000 in three years, that's income over a different timeframe. Understanding this opens up exponentially more

Step 2: Escape the rat race Most people buy dividend stocks that yield 1.5% or put money in savings accounts. That's a guaranteed path to poverty. To escape this trap, you need assets that beat 7-10% just to stay even. For example: Bitcoin averages 80% returns, NASDAQ 17%,

Real inflation runs at 7% monetary debasement, not the 2-3% CPI numbers they report. Since 2010, the money supply has expanded exponentially. Your wages might increase on paper, but your purchasing power gets destroyed at 7% annually. You're getting poorer even when you think

Step 1: Defend your income Taxes consume roughly half your income in most countries: It’s 37% in the US, 53% in Canada, 56% in Denmark. But the second thing to defend against is worse because it's invisible.

Investors think completely differently. They view money as a tool to buy assets that appreciate and use debt as leverage to acquire income-producing assets faster. Instead of playing not to lose, they play strategically to win. This mindset shift is what separates the wealthy

Most people operate with a consumer mindset. They earn money to spend on liabilities that lose value - cars, clothes, vacations. They use debt to increase their lifestyle and play defensively to avoid losing. This keeps them trapped in the rat race forever.

I learned this from Robert Kiyosaki's Cash Flow game. In it, a doctor earns $13,200 monthly with $3,350 cash flow while a janitor earns $1,600 monthly with $650 cash flow. Yet I can beat my kids every time I play as the janitor. Your income level doesn't determine who wins -

It’s not in your imagination. The game has fundamentally changed. Technology has eliminated middle-class jobs while inflation silently steals your purchasing power. The working class is getting crushed by this new reality, but not the wealthy. They operate with a completely

The middle class is dying but there's an escape plan the system won't tell you. Here’s the 3-step framework the 1% use to build wealth even during economic downturns:

If you learn this wealth-building framework, you will live a better life. It's called “The ROM Framework” and here's how it works: Step 1: Reclaim Your Time The first step is to audit your tasks. What's eating up your day? Identify tasks you can automate, outsource, or