Often, you'll see plenty of people being able to afford to retire but they have no idea what they'll do with all of their free time. Instead, they choose to keep working

This is the gig economy

This guy is raising two kids in NYC on essentially one income, with his wife mostly staying at home, while still maxxing out retirement accounts and investing

The job market continues to be brutal for certain industries...

There will soon be an influx of very expensive homes hitting the market that no one will be able to afford

Extremely important who you co-found a business with

For some people, earning a decent living with less stress, more flexibility, and time to pursue other interests is a much better deal than the prestige of a professional title

This sounds like hell

The tipping culture in the US has been getting so out of hand that I think we're approaching a tipping point where consumers start pushing back aggressively

Every small/medium sized town in the US has a local business legend who has his hands in multiple ventures

Every parent's dream should be to raise a child that surpasses them in life

This is the backbone of the economy

It feels surreal hearing older generations explain how they landed the jobs that eventually became their careers