The Diary Of A CEO✓

Is this the worst way to preserve your wealth? 🏦 Legendary investor & billionaire Ray Dalio argues that cash feels safe because the number doesn’t move. But over the long term, it can be one of the worst ways to preserve your wealth. Because if it’s sitting in a bank account earning less than inflation, its purchasing power is quietly falling every year. So why wouldn’t you put that money somewhere it can work harder and earn interest? Doing nothing is still a decision.

An important reminder for people in their 20s... ❤️ Man worth over $15 Billion, Ray Dalio’s advice is simple: don’t confuse having more money with having a better life. He claims to focus on the things that really matter - your health, happiness, and doing work you genuinely care about. The ultimate goal is to make your work and your passion overlap, without forgetting that the money still has to make sense.

What does the financial future of the world ACTUALLY look like for everyday people? Ray Dalio has spent more than 50 years studying how countries rise and fall, why economies break down and the patterns that shape the world long before most people notice them. Now, he believes the next five years could bring major disruption across debt, politics and geopolitics. Ray founded Bridgewater from a two-bedroom apartment and grew it into one of the most successful hedge funds in history. In 2008, whil

What does the financial future of the world ACTUALLY look like for everyday people? Ray Dalio has spent more than 50 years studying how countries rise and fall, why economies break down and the patterns that shape the world long before most people notice them. Now, he believes the next five years could bring major disruption across debt, politics and geopolitics. Ray founded Bridgewater from a two-bedroom apartment and grew it into one of the most successful hedge funds in history. In 2008, whil

What does the financial future of the world ACTUALLY look like for everyday people? Ray Dalio has spent more than 50 years studying how countries rise and fall, why economies break down and the patterns that shape the world long before most people notice them. Now, he believes the next five years could bring major disruption across debt, politics and geopolitics. Ray founded Bridgewater from a two-bedroom apartment and grew it into one of the most successful hedge funds in history. In 2008, whil

A minimum wage worker won $50 MILLION in the lottery. Then everything changed 🤯 Divorce lawyer James Sexton told us about a former client who went from earning minimum wage to becoming incredibly wealthy overnight. Around 50% of the winnings went to tax. Soon after, a marriage that was already struggling ended in divorce, and the former spouse ultimately received another 25% of the winnings. Within a remarkably short period of time, around 75% of the original $50 million was gone. It’s an extrao

What would haunt you more: failing or never trying? 🎯 Entrepreneur Alex Hormozi says “fear exists in the vague, not in the specific. We imagine failure as catastrophic. But when you actually play out the worst-case scenario, it’s often far less terrifying than the story in your head. A lot of people say they want a different life, but don’t want to give up the life they have now. At some point, you’ve just got to take the shot.

How important is your sleep quality? 💤 Dr Stasha Gominak explains why the quality of your sleep may matter just as much as the number of hours you get. She shares the story of a woman suffering from daily headaches who appeared to be getting almost no deep sleep at all. Sleep is meant to be restorative, so the real question is whether your body is ACTUALLY recovering when you sleep.

Mel Robbins shares the fastest way to change your life. She explains how your brain literally rewires itself based on your actions, and how powerful it is to show up as if you’re already that version of you. That's the power of "acting as if". Small actions convince your brain the change is already happening. Let us know one habit your future self has already mastered 👇

The lightbulb in your house might be making your sleep worse. Old incandescent bulbs behave almost like a tiny fire, giving off infrared as well as light. New LEDs don't (they're an electron-based light source with none of that infrared). Neurologist Stasha Gominak says that missing infrared matters more than we realise.