Everything is being sucked into this new financial world, and you’ve got not to be left behind. — I think we’ve entered The Exponential Age: an era where the digital and physical paths finally converge and everything is disrupted- for good.- Raoul Pal in realvision.com Our brains are programmed to think linearly, and that’s the main reason we have so much difficulty picturing the exponential growth concept.

An astonishing startup found the perfect network to make the shift. — Blessed are the meek, for they will possess the earth.(Matthew 5:5) How can the meek survive when technology disruption steals most jobs? We want to believe life is going well, the economy is working smoothly until it doesn’t. …

The Great Reset broke into 4 sections. — It’s the right thing to do. It’s time to reinvent capitalism post-coronavirus.- Doug McMillon, Walmart’s CEO For most people, money history is a boring theme. So rest assured, I won’t bother you with storytelling on how a native from a remote island exchanged goods with his neighbor. Halfway there, you’d…

Enabled by crypto, digitally native economies are quickly emerging. — Have you ever watched the movie Ready Player One by Steven Spielberg? Prepare yourself because this article will talk about strange concepts, virtual themes, digital ideas, and basically, how the future is being designed. I’m 45 years old and I spend half of my life playing a strategy soccer game…

All my favorite movies came out of that period. — Instead of referring to them as mysteries, in hindsight, I realize they were privileges. It’s difficult to fathom over sixty kids gathered on a sweltering summer night, carefree and playing until our fathers’ voices echoed through the open windows, beckoning us home despite the clock striking midnight, all while being…

A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. — I’m currently on my third read-through of “The Almanack of Naval Ravikant: A Guide to Wealth and Happiness.” From a financial education standpoint, this book captivates me with its simple and straightforward writing style, compelling me to read it repeatedly. While I can’t definitively claim it as the best book…

Often when you think you’re at the end of something, you’re at the beginning of something else. — Enter the fascinating world of José, the pioneering photographer of my hometown. With a career spanning over four decades, he captured the essence of my town in over half a million original photographs. José’s passion for photography knew no bounds, and he continued working until age 86. He was bestowed…

A wise person does at once, what a fool does at last. — Sarah was a successful businesswoman who had always put her career first. She worked long hours and sacrificed her personal life for her job. She had plenty of money but little time to enjoy it. One day, she received a call that her father had passed away suddenly. Sarah was…

The worst form of inequality is to try to make unequal things equal. — Recently, Jessica Wildfire wrote another brilliant article about inequality. And she really toughed some important issues about how marketeers and the financial ecosystems built a perfect web to make the common citizen constantly run in a rat race machine. Jessica announced a term I had never heard before- happiness scripts. …