Financial Warden

I spent years studying how ordinary people build wealth. Here are 10 money rules that separate the rich from the broke (most people won't follow #4): 🧵👇

@GenXmillionaire And most people try to sneak in without paying. Then wonder why they get shaken out every time it matters

Volatility is the price of admission.

@MidlClassMoney Keep it going!

1000 FOLLOWERS!!!! This milestone is insane to me… I can’t thank everyone enough for the support, This account is one of the best decisions I’ve made. LET’S GO 🍻

@billionaire_key Simple. Not easy. Most quit between the first and second line

Out work, out perform, out succeed.

@Markmanson Environment design beats motivation every time. Stop relying on how you feel. Build the system so the right choice is also the easiest one

The secret to doing hard things consistently is making the start effortless. ㅤ Willpower is for suckers.

@WOLF_Financial Enough to not worry is the real number. Everything past that is just keeping score. The scoreboard doesn't feel how you think it will

Warren Buffett has known as many rich people as almost anyone alive. His conclusion: “You don’t see a correlation between happiness and money beyond a certain point.” Not having to worry about money matters. Everything above that? Less than you think.

@simonsquibb Honestly? Stability is an illusion right now anyway. Might as well bet on yourself. The risk of not trying is starting to outweigh the risk of failing

The economy is soo bad you might as well follow that dream and see what happens huh?

@wealth_director You don't. You show them. And the ones who matter will adjust. The ones who don't, that's information too

How do you explain your "new self" to people who still want the "old you"?

@Divy_strategist No other platform comes close for real-time ideas and genuine builder communities. The signal-to-noise ratio gets better the more intentional you are about who you follow

Twitter is sick. I honestly follow and connect with new interesting people every day.

@Smartnetworth1 Public accountability is one of the most powerful forcing functions there is. Keep going, people are obviously following along

A lot of my tweets are just me talking to me. Consistent reminders. Thinking on my goals. Having it be part of my every day life. I stay in flow by writing about my building wealth journey and sharing it with ya’ll.

@SJosephBurns Find the arena where your edge is biggest. Most people compete where everyone else is. The real move is finding the game nobody else showed up to play

Warren Buffett: “The secret to life is weak competition.” “How do you beat Bobby Fischer? You play him at any game except chess.” ♟️

@F_Compounders And he turned that mistake into one of the greatest holding companies in history. Most people don't recover from their first mistake. He built a legacy on top of his

“My first mistake, of course, was in buying control of Berkshire.” - Warren Buffett

@Kalshi States are moving before the federal framework is even settled. Whether you're bullish or not, the institutional adoption signal here is hard to ignore

JUST IN: North Carolina introduces bill to establish strategic Bitcoin reserve

@WatcherGuru $25 billion and counting. That's infrastructure, schools, innovation. War is the most expensive thing a nation can buy and the hardest thing to return

JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 US war with Iran has now cost an estimated $25,000,000,000 since strikes began.

@readswithravi Complexity is easy. Simplicity is earned. The best products, ideas, and explanations all look effortless, and cost years to get there

“It takes a lot of hard work to make something simple.” — Steve Jobs

@QCompounding Environment is underrated. You can have all the discipline in the world and still lose to your surroundings. Choose the room carefully

“It’s better to hang out with people better than you. Pick out associates whose behavior is better than yours and you’ll drift in that direction.” - Warren Buffett

@KobeissiLetter This is the playbook. Buy undervalued manufacturing assets, strip the labor costs with AI, print cash. Industrial private equity just got a new competitor, and it's a familiar face

BREAKING: Jeff Bezos is in talks to raise $100 billion for a new fund that would buy manufacturing companies and use AI to automate them, per WSJ.

@Ronitper Munger had a gift for making wisdom sound obvious in hindsight. Envy costs you everything and pays you nothing. Zero upside, infinite downside

“Envy is a really stupid sin because it’s the only one you could never possibly have any fun at.” - Charlie Munger

@Codie_Sanchez The real curse is caring that you see it. The ones winning learned to use the awareness quietly instead of announcing it

The curse of being smart... You see the game everyone else is playing. And you still have to act like you don’t.

@NotA_Bull $NVDA and $BTC are the move. If I became 18 again today then it would be consistency and staying in the market is everything

If you could go back in time and give your 18 year old self one piece of investment advice, what would it be?

Nuclear energy plays potentially. The world decided it needs clean baseload power, but at the moment I think people still get scared when they hear nuclear. The potential for nuclear energy to cover potential future AI energy load could be huge. Don't have any specific stocks I am confident in yet, but look to start researching in the near future

What stock do you think people are too early on right now