What’s good gents

I am planning my ski trip to St. Moritz in Switzerland. It’s not cheap by any means, however this thought came to mind it doesn’t take much to get yourself in a financial position to do this. What I hear is people complaining about this and that but no one really tells you the decisions they made over time which led them to where they’re at now.

I’ve been investing 80% of my checks for the past two and a half years now although you might think it’s impossible it’s not. I only wish I started this earlier I am 34 now. What I didn’t do was start a family, waste time with dating, not having kids or making fucked up decisions that hindered my progress to getting to a good financial standing. Of course I made mistakes figuring stuff out with investing, but nothing I couldn’t recover from in a short amount of time.

I’ve been to Colombia, Brazil etc although It was a fun trip, I wasn’t too inspired by it. If you haven’t been don’t be deterred by my experience, still go for yourself. However after going to F1 in Monaco this year for the first time, seeing people flying in on helicopters to include riding on a speed boat myself to get on the yacht as well as learning how to driving F1 cars on the track afterwards doing wealthy people shit is a lot more interesting and fun.

As I don’t have my private jet yet to fly in, I have to take the normie route to get to St. Moritz, that’s fine though because being in these environments is definitely inspiring and it shows me a glimpse of what I can do if I stay on this path. Well worth the money, no questions asked.

You guys can do so as well. The first year you build your momentum. Subsequent years get easier and becomes a habit. In no time flat, I’ll most likely see you guys here as well living as you should. I can post pictures, but you seeing this in person is a different feeling.