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1. Poor communication
You like clear information, direct answers, and no confusion.
2. Unreliable people who don’t keep their word
You prefer commitment, responsibility, and follow-through.
3. Disorganization or messy work
You value structure, order, and things being done the right way.
Name your top three pet peeves.
3 Mistakes I see Constantly:
Do you know where your money goes each month?
Because if you don’t, you’re going to have a pretty hard time building meaningful wealth without knowing where your money goes first.
Sounds obvious, I know! But most people track their spending completely wrong, which is why their budgets never stick.
Here are the 3 mistakes I see constantly:
Mistake 1: Tracking every tiny purchase.
Coffee. Lunch. That $3 parking fee. They’re drowning in receipts and spreadsheet rows.
By week two, they quit because it’s exhausting.
What works is tracking your money in three buckets: Fundamentals (65%), Future (20%), and Fun (15%).
That’s it. You don’t need to know exactly what you spent on coffee. You need to know if your essentials, savings, and enjoyment are in balance.
Mistake 2: Budgeting for perfection.
They create these rigid plans where every dollar has a job. Then life happens. Emergency vet bill. Friend’s birthday dinner.
The budget falls apart, and they feel like failures.
The 65/20/15 framework gives you room to breathe. As long as 65% covers your fundamentals (rent, bills, food), 20% goes to your future (savings, investing, debt), and 15% is for fun, you’re winning.
Perfect precision isn’t the goal. Sustainable progress is.
Mistake 3: Forgetting to pay themselves first.
They budget what’s left after spending. There’s never anything left.
Flip it. Move 10% to savings and investments the moment you get paid.
Then live on the rest.
Your future gets funded before anything else can eat it.
Here’s what to do this week:
Pull up last month’s bank statements. Sort your spending into three categories:
- Fundamentals (rent, bills, groceries, transport)
- Future (anything that went to savings or investments)
- Fun (everything else)
Calculate the percentages.
If you’re nowhere near 65/20/15, don’t panic. Now you know what needs to shift. That awareness is the first step to actually building wealth.
Most people never do this exercise. They guess. They assume. They wonder why money disappears.
You’re about to have clarity they don’t.
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1. Demis Hassabis
Who is he: Co-founder and CEO of Google DeepMind, a cutting-edge AI research company.
Why admire him: He’s driving major breakthroughs in artificial intelligence. Under his leadership, DeepMind has done things like AlphaFold (which maps protein folding) — work that’s reshaping biology, medicine, and science. He’s not just a business figure; he’s a real pioneer.
2. Elon Musk
Who is he: Entrepreneur behind Tesla, SpaceX, and more recently, xAI.
Why admire him: His vision is huge — electric vehicles, space exploration, and AI. He’s deeply ambitious, and even though people have very mixed opinions about him, you can’t deny his impact on technology and the future.
3. Muhammad Yunus
Who is he: Nobel Peace Prize winner, social entrepreneur, and a former adviser to Bangladesh’s government.
Why admire him: He pioneered microfinance (through Grameen Bank) and has spent his life working to reduce poverty. His inclusion on the TIME100 list is also tied to his political leadership in Bangladesh.
4. Mo Abudu
Who is she: Nigerian media mogul, founder of EbonyLife Group.
Why admire her: She’s transforming how African stories are told globally. Through her media company, she’s building platforms for African creatives, reshaping global perspectives, and empowering new voices.
5. Serena Williams
Who is she: Tennis legend, businesswoman, and cultural icon.
Why admire her: Beyond her greatest-of-all-time status in tennis, she’s a role model: advocating for equity, pushing limits, and showing how to reinvent yourself after a sports career (entrepreneurship, investing, etc.).
Who are your current most favorite people?
1. Demis Hassabis
Who is he: Co-founder and CEO of Google DeepMind, a cutting-edge AI research company.
Why admire him: He’s driving major breakthroughs in artificial intelligence. Under his leadership, DeepMind has done things like AlphaFold (which maps protein folding) — work that’s reshaping biology, medicine, and science. He’s not just a business figure; he’s a real pioneer.
2. Elon Musk
Who is he: Entrepreneur behind Tesla, SpaceX, and more recently, xAI.
Why admire him: His vision is huge — electric vehicles, space exploration, and AI. He’s deeply ambitious, and even though people have very mixed opinions about him, you can’t deny his impact on technology and the future.
3. Muhammad Yunus
Who is he: Nobel Peace Prize winner, social entrepreneur, and a former adviser to Bangladesh’s government.
Why admire him: He pioneered microfinance (through Grameen Bank) and has spent his life working to reduce poverty. His inclusion on the TIME100 list is also tied to his political leadership in Bangladesh.
4. Mo Abudu
Who is she: Nigerian media mogul, founder of EbonyLife Group.
Why admire her: She’s transforming how African stories are told globally. Through her media company, she’s building platforms for African creatives, reshaping global perspectives, and empowering new voices.
5. Serena Williams
Who is she: Tennis legend, businesswoman, and cultural icon.
Why admire her: Beyond her greatest-of-all-time status in tennis, she’s a role model: advocating for equity, pushing limits, and showing how to reinvent yourself after a sports career (entrepreneurship, investing, etc.).
Who are your current most favorite people?
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