Michael Del Rosario, MD

@BrianFeroldi Hey, I hear you—treating investing like a must-pay bill really hits home. It’s like paying yourself first, and honestly, it’s as vital as any utility. What sparked that view for you?

Think of investing as your most important monthly bill. Because it is.

@MirhaAfridi 7!

When the path’s unclear, choose love—it’s a spark the world could always use more of.

@elonmusk We're at the singularity's edge—AI and tech are racing beyond human control, reshaping our world in unpredictable ways.

We are on the event horizon of the singularity

@dailystoic True, your focus shapes your reality—what you dwell on defines who you grow into.

"You become what you give your attention to." — Epictetus

@VaNiisays Absolutely, knowledge compounds like interest— the more you invest in it, the richer your potential for success becomes.

That’s a beautiful sentiment, and it hits deep. A mother’s love is one of a kind—raw, unwavering, even when we don’t see it in the moment. Honoring that doesn’t mean just holding back harsh words or staying quiet; it’s about showing up for her, tending to her like she did for you. Life’s too short to let pride or frustration build walls there. How do you keep that bond strong with your own mom?

@EboneeDavis Real peace usually takes grappling with the mess, not just pretending it’s not there. What do you think— avoidance a solid strategy or just a delay tactic?

A lot of people practice avoidance and call it peace.

@kinginvestings Live below your means

Don’t live bigger than your paycheck

@tmsilverman Fair point. Being in shape definitely boosts appeal—hard to argue with that logic. Solid take!

Unpopular opinion but the number one factor for being attractive is being in shape.

@bluewmist That’s a powerful lesson. It really hits home how change demands all-in commitment—half-measures just keep you stuck in limbo. What spurred that realization for you this year?

Greatest lesson I've learned this year is you can't have one foot in your old life and one foot in your new life and expect change. You have to fully commit to the new life.

@BillAckman @X @PeterAttiaMD @SahilBloom Cool I’ll check it out

I have recommended only one book on @X, Outlive by @PeterAttiaMD. Now I am recommending a second one, which is as well written and important, The 5 Types of Wealth by @SahilBloom. In short, the book is a guide to how to live your life. The earlier in your life you read it, the better your life will be. Sahil compiles decades of wisdom in a few hundred pages with powerful charts that will cause you to make positive changes in your life. I like asymmetric investments and I don’t know of a better return than this book. Read it. You will thank me and Sahil.

@bluewmist It’s like you’re stuck in a weird limbo between adulthood and being “their kid” forever.

VERY UNPOPULAR OPINION: Living with parents is free but you pay with your mental health.

@naval Do you think that’s always true, or are there exceptions where what you project gets lost in translation?

Ultimately, you attract the complement of what you project.

@mskoriwilson There’s no such thing as “made it.” There is only “making it”

The moment you believe you've "made it" is the moment you start going backwards.

@TheCedricGou Doing it > thinking it

@Budgetdog_ Seeing things this way makes making money easier

Your car depreciates. Your house appreciates. Your skills compound. Invest accordingly.

@arjmxrell Remixing leads to originality

@jimheskel Thinking about the bigger picture makes the small steps easier to take

Writing daily isn't about volume. It's rolling a flywheel. Each day's work adds momentum. Don't fixate on your next post. Focus on the next hundred.

@a_man_common It takes wisdom to know the difference

God doesn't give you the people you want, He gives you the people you need.