Have You Started Building Your Wealth System?

The idea of Wealth Systems is simple - empower every reader to get educated and activated in wealth building, first by providing blueprints for various wealth engines before finally working our way across best practices integrating these together into a cohesive system — a wealth system.

After starting on Wall St I tried my hand at launching a hedge fund.

Sarah and I getting married in Ravello, Italy (2024)

Then I moved into private investing — first on behalf of family offices, then small investments from my own account before I finally launched my own family office.

Seeing how all these different families and major institutions managed their money was eye opening.

I saw very different tactics everywhere I looked… but overarching them I saw the same three principles across all successful investment operations:

1. have multiple things earning money for you

2. have methods / systems to spot risk and reduce risk

3. have an iron grip on expenses

All of this boils down to one thing:

How can we maximize wealth building while minimizing capital risk?

While a Financial Theory of Everything may always remain elusive (even in a world with AI)… it is clear that utilizing systems and working constantly to enhance the performance of those systems takes us closer to our goal.

Money is vital for offense (doing stuff) but increasingly money is the only form of defense. There is only one thing you can do right now that can protect yourself and 2, 3, 4, 10+ generations of your family down the line:

Build Wealth Systems

Build a single engine wealth craft — you probably earn an income, that’s engine #1.

Then bolt-on a second engine. Invest $1,000 buying 3 dividend paying stocks and suddenly you’ve activated 12 new income distributions every year.

Then activate a 3rd, 4th, 5th and more wealth engines.

More engines creates resilience and thrust.

That is what Wealth Systems is dedicated to extending to all of our subscribers. Everyone should be benefiting from multiple income sources, a clean view of their expenses and the power of compounding at work inside their investment and savings accounts.

Everyone needs a wealth system.

I’m going to end this short post with a link to our best pieces, the ones that deliver the highest value — if you haven’t started mapping out your wealth system please read them.

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👋 Thank you for reading Wealth Systems. I started this in November 2023 to share the systems, technology, and mindsets that I encountered on Wall Street.

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