I love how wrong I was:

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I love how wrong I was.

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How confident I was in the idea the market was going to crash in 2021.

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How much of a fool I look like predicting something that didn’t happen.

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Yet it gives me so much power and confidence.

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I’m glad I failed.

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I’m glad I’ve been wrong.

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You don’t learn when you’re right all the time.

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You learn by being wrong.

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Putting all of these wrong predictions out there is powerful for me.

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Because nobody cares.

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No one is really paying attention to you, especially when you come out with crazy theories.

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Yet what if the market does crash and Gamestop does blast off?

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I’ll still be wrong on the timing, but I might be right about the way it happens.

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That’s history.

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That’s something no one else has.

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Yet even if that outcome never happens, I have 695 blog posts of growth in less than a year and a half.

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I’ve found my life’s calling.

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Writing, creating and distributing my learnings to the world.

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Providing value to people whether or not they want to listen.

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History will be the best judge.

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Don’t worry about the short-term opinions.

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Worry about the long-term impact of what you’re building.

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Think about 10 years from now, possibly being one of the biggest voices in the world.

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Exciting and terrifying, yet super achievable.

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It will take longer than you think and be harder than you expect, but you’ll get there.

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You’re creating something no one else has.

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No one is building what you are.

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No one has had the life experiences and been given an opportunity like you have.

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So use it to provide value to people at scale and live a happy life challenging yourself while enjoying time with those closest to you.

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This will only come through failure and I cannot wait to fail.

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I love how wrong I was because I’m also doing a lot right.

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