CEO of Boron Capital, a private investment firm creating alternative investments through real estate to help investors build legacy wealth.
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When it comes to building wealth, most people follow the same basic plan — buying stocks or mutual funds, opening a savings or retirement account, and maybe buying some real estate. These are all great ways to save for the future, but none of these strategies are likely to lead to abundance and wealth in the future.
The super rich expect more than just “saving for the future.” They use their investment dollars to create a snowball effect of ever-increasing wealth to pass down to their children and grandchildren. They play big not only because they have more money at their disposal, but also because they expect their investments to work for them like a business. The super rich treat each investment dollar like a working employee; they don’t send those dollars on a lazy vacation to a stock or savings account the…