Raymon Wilson

Gen Z DO NOT understand that the economy was so good that one regular full-time job could support a family of four, buy a house, afford a car, cover healthcare, save for retirement, pay for the kids’ college, and still leave money for vacations and occasional luxuries.

limiting people's access to you is a self care

If you assume everything will work out in your favor, bizarrely, it probably will.

@DrewVento Unironically why I’ve pushed through the lows and never gotten a job Once you throw in the towel, you’re always the guy with a job

Dating a financially stable girlfriend is a blessing bruh...avoid broke girls.

normalize doing simple things that serve no purpose except making you happy

Please get addicted to thinking everything will always work out for you.

No one can tell me otherwise. Being able to support urself financially without bothering anyone is top tier.

normalize leaving people to avoid empathy burnout. yes, i love you, but i am tired of having to ask you to consider me, and i am tired of you not seeing where you went wrong.

doubling your income is far more important than forcing someone to text you back. you’ve got things to do, stay focused.

You shouldn’t build a personal brand, start a podcast, stream, or anything like that. Here’s why, with one exception: Doing this in 2026 is the equivalent of being a stripper in a club with one million other strippers. Yes, you can make money fast. But there are three major drawbacks: A) This skill set stops producing money the second you stop shaking your ass. B) There are 1,000 other creators starting every day. Even if you make it, you have to shake harder and harder to stay relevant. It is no longer an “open” opportunity. The second you stop serving the algorithm, you are replaced. C) You will not want to be shaking your ass on Twitch and making content at 40. Keep in mind. At 40 you will not just have to maintain this. You will need to be shaking your ass 5x harder, every year, as the competition to be relevant get's harder and harder. What you really should do is master a craft: business building, investing, or something else you can master in silence. Then do that for 30 to 40 years straight. In all honesty, 90% of people making content are wasting their careers. Even the mildly to largely successful ones. It is just not a good choice. It's fun when your 20. But ultimately a brutal waste of your years. The only times you should do this are: A) If this is truly your life’s calling. B) If it is a fun side hobby. 95% of people doing this do not fall into bucket A. They are doing it simply to make money. Their time would be better spent learning how to invest, build companies, build brands, and develop real skills. 95% of my net worth comes from my tech companies, which have grown mostly outside of my “content.” For the last six months, I stopped making videos because videos fell into bucket B for me. I stopped enjoying it. So I don't do it. The end. I get up and work on my businesses and write in hobby time. I cannot fathom a greater hell than having to make videos and content if I didn’t want to. This is a luxury most “personal brand” entrepreneurs do not have. Ask yourself as you see all the past aging influencers running ANOTHER stream...Another podcast...Still having to shake their asses... Ask yourself if you want that to be you. If you’re young and thinking about starting another podcast, stream, channel, or personal brand, you really need to ask yourself: A) Does the world need another talking head? B) Is this really what you want to do for the next 30 years? The answer to A is no. The answer to B is likely no. Think about it before you waste years of your life in the rat race of trying to become popular online. The vast majority of hyper-wealthy people are total unknowns.

@readswithravi The moment you accept this, everything changes. Most losses aren’t final, they’re just mental. Your body can keep going long after your mind has already surrendered. The real battle is always internal. Never let your mind declare defeat while you’re still breathing.

its important to remember that your goal is to do well, not to convince other people that your doing well.

Your entire life changes when you realize 99% of society is stupid and you can just do things and no one will stop you because they’re too lazy or distracted to even try.

Major cheat code for life: Be fully where your feet are. When you're at work, work. When you're with family, be with family. When you're resting, rest. Most people are physically present and mentally everywhere else.

My grandfather said he’d never move into a retirement home. He said, “Too expensive… and the food tastes like someone boiled sadness.” Instead, he checked into a beachfront hotel. We asked, “Grandpa, isn’t that even more expensive?” He smiled and said, “Not really. At the retirement home, I’d pay $200 a day for cold meatloaf and no visitors. But here? For $150 a day, I get ocean views, room service, fresh towels, a pool… …and suddenly all my grandkids remember I exist every weekend.” Then he leaned back in his chair and delivered the final line like a mob boss: “And if I die in the hotel lobby, the manager will actually look disappointed. But at the nursing home? They just call it Tuesday.”

Wealth Tip: Use Fake Money to Buy Real Money

@SamCryptoGreed @AshCrypto 💯💯💯👍❤️

@AshCrypto Dump interest rates to zero, overheat the money printers, and give us one last dance before the collapse 🕺

HUGE: The Fed will inject $26.3 BILLION into the market starting next Monday. Liquidity will hit the market for 3 consecutive weeks.

People ask me why I’m so obsessed with Bitcoin. I’m not obsessed with Bitcoin. I’m obsessed with not letting 30 years of work get silently stolen from my family while I sleep. Bitcoin is just the solution.

Underrated truth: You'd make more money if you were delusionally confident, there is no better way