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- I rarely wear two Daytonas but I’m in a Rolex frame of mind today and I just can’t get over how well these two pair together.
- If you told me an exchange adopted one of these chains, I'd be all over that. The values of those tokens would go through the roof because that is going to be the platform by which tokenization is supported on that exchange. That's the next big thing. So who's gonna get it? Everybody is trying to figure this out. I don't think it's gonna be Ethereum anymore. I don't think it's fast enough or secure enough. That's my own opinion, but clearly they would've had it already.
- It's time to ignite a spark for a new season of entrepreneurs stepping into the Tank! 🦈⚡️ Don't miss the 2-hour #SharkTank premiere, Wednesday, September 30 on ABC and stream on Hulu. @Shark Tank @ABC
- I’ve been coming to The Big Texan Steak Ranch for many years and I have yet to take down the 72oz steak challenge! We’re talking 4 1/2 lbs of meat, three shrimp, a potato, a bun and a salad all in under an hour. If you fail you pay $72. Stop the madness! It’s always a great time here.
- Marriage is actually a huge financial decision. There's no reason to give up your financial identity when you marry. Both of you keep your own accounts and set up a third one for merging your dollars together.
- The star of the show is this 1-of-1 Shohei Ohtani dual Logoman autographed card which just came to market last week for $11 million. I’m wearing it inside of this gorgeous Tiffany necklace. Logan Paul was the first guy to wear a card with a necklace and I said, "Wait a second, that's a discount chain. I can do way better." His Pokemon was a great card, but his chain sucked. Now this is a chain! Tiffany & Co., 2.2 pounds of white gold, and 110 carats of diamonds. The rubies match my watches. It’s just spectacular.
- 6There are a few things I wish I understood before becoming an entrepreneur. It can’t just be about the money. Work life balance is hard to find in the beginning. Sales keep the business alive. Your forecasts will be wrong. And if you don’t learn how to fail, you’ll never learn how to succeed. Entrepreneurship teaches you quickly, but some lessons are a lot cheaper when you learn them early.
- I have to put some bets down on chains that are gonna get adopted. I now know with certainty that ETH will not be the, in my view, the standard across all 11 sectors, primarily because a lot of people think it's too slow. They’re looking for much faster transactional speeds with variance of volumes. You can see that working on Solana and Avalanche. Avalanche has this multi-chain advantage which may be of interest to industry. There's a lot of interesting things going on so now all of us are gonna be forced to take on positions because we simply don't know. Investors make changes all the time. We're always rebalancing when the facts change.
- Institutions that thought the Clarity Act was going to pass were trying to index which tokens to own to get a high percentage of the volatility of all crypto. It turned out at that time, all you needed was Bitcoin and Ethereum, and you got 97% of the volatility. So everything else collapsed after that was discovered. The assumption inherent of that was that Ethereum would become the standard across all 11 sectors of the economy. That has not happened. So now people are trying to figure out, should I take a position in these other chains should they start to get wide adoption? The grail would be some exchange adopting one of these blockchains. That would be a watershed event because tokenization is going to happen through an exchange I think.
- Marriage is a business, because building a life together means building financial stability together. A strong marriage is not just about love. It is about sacrifice, shared responsibility, and creating something together that both people are willing to protect.
- The biggest killer of investment value is too much leverage. You can have a great company or real estate project, but when you’re overleveraged and the market turns against you, your equity can get wiped out fast. Leverage is not always your friend. You have to use it sometimes, but once you’re taking on more than 30% leverage, you should understand exactly how much risk you’re putting on the table.
- Which one do you think he chose? Comment what you would do in his situation. #entrepreneur #business @Logan Paul @IMPAULSIVE
- In most cases, you’re going into debt so you better make sure the value is there. The education is important but the real value is the people you meet on the journey. They become your network and some of the most important contacts in your career.
- "The dead bird under the nest never learned how to fly. No more checks." That's what my mother told me on my graduation day. I didn't have a job and it was a tough couple of years before I got my act together. My mother hated entitlement and the idea of de-risking someone's life. The worst thing you can do for a child is guarantee them a free ride.
- A lifetime hack for drinking. Drinking really screws up your sleep, so the simple trick is to double the volume and half the alcohol. It works great, give it a try!
- I don't know what to say about it. I remember years ago I landed in LA and there was the driver had the sign up and it said Mr. Wonderful on it. He didn’t even know my real name. That's how bad it's gotten. So I just live with it. But I’ll tell you this though, my wife does not call me Mr. Wonderful.
- Consultants should be very worried about AI. Too many spend years advising businesses without ever making decisions of consequence themselves. Eventually, that becomes a problem. AI is already replacing a lot of the work they do, and if you want to lead, you need to learn how to make real decisions, take responsibility, and live with the outcome.
- A lot of you asked what setup I’m using to listen to the albums, so here’s a quick walkthrough of the setup and some of my favorite guitars!
- I see sports collectibles as an alternative asset class. My strategy is simple. Own many of the very best cards, diversify across them like an index, and let the portfolio compound over time. I want about 5% of my portfolio exposed to this category. The challenge is that when you own something truly one of a kind, sometimes the investment gets personal.
- I just took possession of an Ohtani card valued at $11 million. It is paired with 2.2 pounds of solid gold, 110 carats of Tiffany diamonds, and rubies to match the card. This is what happens when sports collectibles move into an entirely different category.@cnbc
- Always tell the truth and you'll never have to remember what you said. It will be the same truth tomorrow, in a year, or a decade from now. This was something my mother told me and it really stuck. I've told the truth ever since. People may not like me for it, but it's still the truth.
- There comes a point where that strength that was your myopic vision and shutting out all the noise becomes your greatest weakness, because you don’t listen to the market. Everything is changing all the time. You have to assimilate the data, listen to it everyday and be able to pivot. If you can’t pivot, you will fail.
- Kid Rock on the dock. That’s one hell of an idea! What do you guys think? I’m in! #shartank #kidrock
- Can’t get any sunshine in your life? Go find it. Nature figures it out all the time. So can you!
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