I was recently in NYC talking to an Uber driver from the Dominican Republic who was telling me that he can make $200k a year. He has a sister who is an architect who makes $50k a year. He explained the difference….

As an Uber driver in the city, he is able to find people who have so much money, they don’t value it. He’ll drive a business man to a meeting, and they’ll tip him $3k to just sit and wait for him… be your own boss, provide great customer service, don’t take on excessive debt, find a couple people like that and you are set.

Meanwhile his sister spent 5+ years getting a degree, going into debt, and is under the mercy of her employer who looks to squeeze every ounce of work out of her possible and pay her as little as possible.

This is what #bitcoin has taught me about the current system, go and find someone who is as close to the debt machine as possible. They take out loans and get so much money from investors and banks that they don’t know what to do with it.

Whether you agree with it or not, that’s the system we are in. That debt Ponzi scheme may finally be collapsing, but until then, the way to get ahead is get as close to someone who has taken out a bunch of debt, collect as much of that fiat from them as possible without getting into too much debt yourself, and turn that fiat into hard assets while you can, rinse and repeat.

In other words, stay humble and stack sats. 🤙