Serious question… How many of us here already have a solid retirement plan in place? Not just “I’ll figure it out later.” Not just relying on one income stream. But an actual, intentional strategy? I’ve been thinking lately… Most people work 20–40 years of their lives, but very few sit down to design what life will look like after active income slows down. Are you: • Investing consistently? • Building multiple income streams? • Leveraging assets that pay you long-term? • Depending on pension alone? • Or still in the planning stage? In Wealth University we talk a lot about financial management, assets, leverage, and smart money decisions but retirement planning is where all of that comes together. I’m curious: 1. At what age did you start thinking seriously about retirement? 2. What vehicles are you using? (Real estate, stocks, business, digital assets, pension.) 3. Do you believe traditional retirement plans are still enough in today’s economy? Let’s learn from each other. Someone’s strategy here might open someone else’s eyes. Looking forward to hearing different approaches 👇

A new week isn’t about doing more — it’s about doing what matters. Focus on one revenue-driving task today. Momentum beats motivation every time. Show up. Execute. Improve as you go.

Hello everyone! As January comes to an end, it’s a great moment to pause and reflect. The actions taken this month, big or small, have helped build momentum and set the foundation for what’s ahead. February is about moving with intention, strengthening habits, and staying consistent. Small daily actions, done with focus, lead to meaningful progress over time. What is one goal you’ve never achieved before that you’re committing to this February? 💬Comment and drop what’s in your mind!

I'm reading about the psychology of trading, based on Mark Douglas: "The Disciplined Trader"- why trading psychology matters and how your beliefs shape your behaviour. "Trading in the Zone" - how to think like a consistently profitable trader, embracing uncertainty and probabilities. Even when investing is not equal to trading, some of the fears that we approach can be the same

Happy Birthday Scott may you have many more!🥳🎂🍾🥂