The best thing about investing is that you get to pick your problems. Here’s what I mean: Imagine a 100-question math test.Normally, to get 100%, you’d need every question right. But investing isn’t like that. As an investor, you might only need to answer 30 questions correctly to win. The catch? If you start guessing at the other 70 and get them wrong, you don’t just lose marks - you get penalized. Bad decisions don’t cancel out. They compound against you. So the goal isn’t to know everything, it's to master one thing

I just attended the 2026 Vancouver Resource Investment Conference. If one thing was crystal clear, it’s this: hard assets matter. Gold and silver may be rallying, but they’re not at their peak. The market can’t simply “catch up” to a supply deficit. New mineral discoveries take 15–20 years before they even reach production. These minerals hold real value. The kind of value that inflated tech stocks 📉 and constantly debased currencies 💸 simply don’t have. It’s time to become your own bank 🏦— Robert Kiyosaki THIS IS NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE, DO YOUR DUE DILIGENCE

One of the most dangerous things in life isn’t failure. It’s losing trust in yourself. When you stop trusting yourself, your words stop meaning much. You tell yourself you’ll start tomorrow, or that you’ll do better next time, but part of you already expects it not to happen. Over time, that disconnect adds up. Goals start to feel empty 🎯. Discipline feels forced. Motivation drops off. Not because you don’t care, but because your brain has learned that your intentions don’t always turn into action. That’s why losing trust in yourself is so damaging. It slowly kills momentum 🧠. And without momentum, even small goals can feel overwhelming. Over the next few posts, I’m going to talk about practical ways to rebuild that trust 💪. Not through hype or extreme discipline, but through simple systems, reward structures, and rules that actually help you follow through. If you’re comfortable sharing, what’s one habit you’ve had trouble staying consistent with? 👇

Everyone loves the idea of a fresh start. New year. New motivation. Unfortunately, most goals die by the second day. Yes, identifying goals is important, but the only way to achieve them is if you change your habits. If you're already used to spending hours on social media. If you're already used to not going to the gym. If you're already used to not fighting for your dreams. Then you can sit and watch your goals drift away from you. Most people don’t fail because they aim too low. They fail because they never change who they are. This year isn’t about setting 50 goals. It's about changing your fundamentals. Want to know how? Go read Breaking The Habit of Being Yourself by Dr. Joe Dispenza Thank me later. Happy New Year.

The world doesn’t care how successful you are. It only cares about how many times you get knocked downand still choose to stand back up. Anyone can look impressive when things are going well. Character is built when nothing is. Failure isn’t a detour. It's the toll you pay for growth.