ThinkForWealth

Most people think: “Make more money = build wealth” I thought the same. I was wrong. For years I focused on earning more …but nothing really changed. Then I understood this: Wealth isn’t about how much you make. It’s about what you do with it. Simple: Earn → Keep → Grow Most people only do step 1. That’s why they stay stuck even when income goes up. If you’re making money but not building wealth, you’re not alone. You’re just missing the basics.

@Davincij15 That’s why you can’t keep all your money in one place. Things change.

Imagine working 9-5 for 50 years then The Fed prints 40% of the total money supply and inflates away 20 years of your work. That's why you need #Bitcoin.

@CaesarMakeMoney It’s not about having a lot of money… it’s about having something set aside when things go wrong.

My friend has no emergency funds: He spends all his money on: Trips Expensive watches Spending thousands on clubs But when suddenly his mom needed some money for her treatment, He has nothing in his bank account. Here are 7 rules to know if you have enough money:

@KevinSzabo14 People focus on when to quit… not on how to make the transition sustainable.

Quitting your 9-5 to go full time in business sounds bold. It’s also why most people fail. Build the business while you still have a paycheck. When it outearns your job, then you’re allowed to quit and start building. “Money in” will always be the most important.

@imfat Everyone wants the result by 30… no one wants the process it takes to get there.

You’re 24. Stressed like you’re already 40. Just because you want to get rich before 30.

I know someone who had €25,000 sitting in the bank. For years. He didn’t want to risk it. So he did nothing. After 5 years: Still €25,000. Now compare that to someone who invested it simply. Nothing aggressive. Let’s say ~5–7% per year. After 5 years: That €25,000 could be around €32,000–€35,000. Same money. Same time. Different decision. That’s the cost of doing nothing.

@0xLuxi It’s how you handle small money that decides what happens when it scales.

If you don’t respect small money, you’ll never see big money.

@elonmusk Crazy level of precision. Stuff like this really makes you think where this could be in 5–10 years.

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@NoLimitGains Big headline… but the real impact comes from how things unfold from here.

@benkellyone Some of it is distraction… but a lot of people just don’t have a plan for their money.

You're not broke. You're distracted. • DoorDash 4x a week • Subscriptions you forgot about • Keeping up with the neighbors • New phone every 2 years • Upgrading the car, never the income A few years of focus can fund the next 50.

@NoLimitGains This is not just about AI. It’s about how fast the system is changing. Companies move for efficiency. But people need time to adjust. That gap is where problems start.

🚨 China just ruled that firing workers to replace them with AI is illegal. Here’s what actually happened. A tech company in Hangzhou fired a worker after replacing his role with automation. They offered him a reassignment at a 40% pay cut. He refused, they terminated him. Court ruled: ILLEGAL. The companies’ legal argument was that AI adoption counts as a “major change in objective circumstances” under Chinese labor law, which allows dismissal. Courts in Hangzhou and Beijing both rejected it. AI adoption is a voluntary business decision. The cost of that decision cannot be transferred to the employee. Before any AI-driven termination, companies must now offer retraining first, then reassignment at fair pay. Only after both fail can they terminate, and only with full compensation. The US has no equivalent ruling. No federal protection, no precedent. 170,000 American workers were laid off citing AI this year alone. Not one of those dismissals triggered a legal challenge that stuck. China is deploying AI faster than almost any country on earth. They’re not slowing it down. I’ve been here for a very long time and when I make a new move in the market, I’ll mention it here. Make sure you’re following with notifications on, this is very important. Many people will wish they followed me sooner.

@connorcrd The issue is… people build the image first, then try to catch up financially. It should be the other way around.

if you're broke, don't act like you're rich.

@The_MMW The problem is… most people use money to upgrade their lifestyle, not their freedom.

Money is the tool. Freedom is the goal. Never confuse the two.

@QC_Capitals It can be. But a good yield doesn’t mean much if nothing else is growing.

Is passive income through dividends actually worth it?

If you’re making money but still not building wealth, this is usually what’s missing: You don’t have a clear way to manage it. It’s just: Earn → Spend → Repeat No structure. No control. Try this instead: → Decide how much you keep (even €100–€200) → Move it to a separate savings or investment account as soon as you get paid → Don’t touch it That’s it. Not complicated. But this is where things start to change. Most people don’t need more income. They need a clear plan for their money. Because without a plan, more money just disappears faster.

Getting a higher salary feels like progress. And it is… at the beginning. Then something you don’t really notice happens: Your life starts adjusting to it. Not dramatically. Just small shifts: €800 rent → €1,200 Cooking → ordering more €3 coffee → €5 coffee Nothing crazy. But 6–12 months later: That “higher salary” feels… normal. Now you need it just to maintain your lifestyle. I’ve seen people go from €2k → €5k/month …and still feel like nothing changed. Why? Because income grew. But nothing was kept. If you don’t control this early, you’ll repeat it at every level. More money won’t fix it. Only behavior will.

@InTheAssembly Big outcome. But moves like this come from conviction + positioning. Not just capital.

A 25 year old just turned $225 million into $5.5 billion in 12 months. Here’s exactly what he bought. Leopold Aschenbrenner got fired from OpenAI in April 2024. He spent the next few months writing a 165-page thesis predicting AGI by 2027. Then he launched a fund and put his money where his thesis was. He bought zero Nvidia. Zero Microsoft. Zero Google. Zero Amazon. He bought what AI actually runs on. Bloom Energy (BE), power infrastructure for data centers. Up 1,422% in one year. Lumentum (LITE), optical components that move data between chips. Up 1,331%. Sandisk (SNDK), storage. Up 3,130%. CoreWeave (CRWV), GPU cloud infrastructure. Up 166%. Iris Energy (IREN), AI computing and data centers. Up 583%. The thesis was simple: every AI company needs energy, bandwidth, storage, and compute. Nobody was buying those. Everyone was buying the AI companies themselves. He was right. His fund now manages $6 billion. Backed by Patrick and John Collison of Stripe and former GitHub CEO Nat Friedman. I’m adding this to my watchlist. Every time he files a new 13F, we will break it down here. Turn on notifications so you don’t miss the alert, this is VERY important. Many people will wish they followed us sooner.

@NoLimitGains Insane. When things move like this… it usually means we’re entering a new phase.

Holy shit. This is absolutely insane. We are in uncharted territory.

@Brownmoose Maybe. But Dubai works like that for a reason. Not every country is built the same.

@ThinkForWealth_ Maybe other gov should take note instead of always rising taxe

If you make a $100,000 salary per year, you owe • $45k in taxes if you live in France • $34k in taxes if you live in Canada • $18k in taxes if you live in USA • $0 in taxes if you live Dubai. Can anyone explain to me how Dubai does it?

@mskoriwilson True. Making money is one part. Keeping and growing it is another. Most people never learn that.

The 1% of people who actually make it are the people who take responsibility for their own lives. They don't wait for the world to change. They change themselves.

@Steezehuman Not even close. You just haven’t started yet.

I’m 27 - no job - no girlfriend - no friends - no money - no hairline - no sociallife - no savings - no brain cell - no wifi(stealing neighbour’s) - no food Is it over for me?