HIGHER

Watched a few of his vids in the past. What I like about this one is Reid Hoffman talking about playing 10y games instead of 1y & short-term revenues - which most others play

> Linkedin: Build the network and the business will be built on top of it

We can directly translate this for higher but we can also conclude: "When everyone focuses on 5min charts, raising VC funds or building unprofitable businesses, maybe it's worth to do something different."

Watched a few of his vids in the past. What I like about this one is Reid Hoffman talking about playing 10y games instead of 1y & short-term revenues - which most others play

> Linkedin: Build the network and the business will be built on top of it

We can directly translate this for higher but we can also conclude: "When everyone focuses on 5min charts, raising VC funds or building unprofitable businesses, maybe it's worth to do something different."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8u9vs2xjg4

Also interesting that he became a billionaire at 38 and that his net worth is estimted to be around 3B. I feel there's quite a few different ways to get to that range today (without building a top 5 social network)

Crypto & web3 enthusiast, an experienced #FPL manager and wine enjoyer.

I go where the chain takes me. ⛓️

Step 1: Get a good capital base
1. marry
2. inherit
3. sell a business
4. have a top income (big tech, corporate or as athlete)
5. grow multiple income streams (sidebusiness, co-invests, etc.)

Step 2: Invest well, (use leverage,) and compound
1. Trading
2. Angel Invests
3. Buy real estate with self-paying bank loans
4. sell bigger business (with higher ownership)
...

Obviously
- you need 1 key skill (tech/business building, investing, networking, ...) 
- the earlier you get a good capital base, the faster you can compound
- leverage comes with risk in most cases (especially financial leverage)
- some "strategies" are more accessible/reproduceable than others
- you need to want B$ really hard and keep pushing/compounding instead of taking it easy at some point (which is fair too)