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This guy exposed a loophole in the US economy. After years of being too broke to buy a home... He traded a single red paperclip for a $50,000 house. All he did was discover this powerful truth about wealth:

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Met a client for breakfast. He was carrying a duffle bag. I asked him if he has a flight to catch. Client- every Monday as I start a new week, I see if have any spare clothes, Shoes, accessories. I check my kitchen for any extra fruits, veggies, sweets. My study for any books n stationary. Pack any surplus n distribute. That’s my way of thanking the universe. Made my day !

In 2001, Warren Buffett gave a talk at the University of Georgia. He asked them the most Warren Buffett question ever: • If you could invest in a friend and get 10% of their income for life -- who would you pick? Once the students answered the question, he then asked this: • Why would you invest in that person? • What character traits do they have? Now they have a list of character traits to adopt. Shortly after this, Buffett asked: If you could short a friend's earnings, who would you pick and why? Now you have a list of character traits to avoid. ---- 1. Do not think this thought experiment is only about money. You can use it for whatever currency you value. E.g. Happiness coin If you could get 10% of a friend's happiness, who would you invest in and why? If you could short someone's happiness, who would you pick and why? You can run the same thought experiment with Fitness coin, Friendship coin, Romance coin, etc` 2. This thought experiment is genius because it hacks a bug in life's video game: Humans are terrible at self-awareness. But we are great at spotting things in other people. E.g. If your friend is in the wrong relationship, you can realize in 10 minutes what may take them 10 years. Daniel Kahneman summarised his book on cognitive biases with the following: “The premise of this book is that it is easier to recognize other people’s mistakes than our own.” - Daniel Kahneman 3. Nuance - It has to be purely from merit. Buffett says it can't be because someone will inherit a large sum from their parents. It has to be based on their behavior. E.g. If you want 10% of someone's fitness coin, it's not because of incredible genetics -- is because of the actions they take.

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I bought a monkey instead of a Rolex. When I hit 100k subs on YouTube, I planned to buy my first "big boy" watch as a celebration. I put $10k aside to buy a Rolex. Few days later, changed my mind. Took the $10k, bought a Baby CyberKongz NFT, and then flipped it 3 weeks later for $40k. Was I smart? I don't think so. It was luck. But luck isn't all that lucky. Preparation + Opportunity = Luck I guess spending 10+ hours a day at the time on crypto/NFTs prepared me for that bet (today I'd get the same info in 1 hour, but that was back when I was learning). But that wasn't it. In the end, it really all came down to risk management for my personal situation. Whether it's NFTs, crypto, stocks, or even growing a business from scratch, it's all about risk management. More specifically, finding asymmetric bets. Low risk (this is subjective to the individual), high reward. I like to call them "Uneven Bets". If we lose, we survive. But if we win, we win BIG. Uneven bets are everywhere, not just crypto: -reading a certain book -going on that first date -attending a dinner party What are some uneven bets you've taken in life that paid off for you?

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