The Boring Path to Wealth (That Works)• Start investing at 22 (or earlier)• Don’t stop• Don’t panic• Don’t sellNow you’re 42 with a 6-figure portfolio and chill vibes. ...

Company Characteristics - Identifies four signs of a great company, using RocketLab as an example [1] - Highlights passionate customers as a key indicator [1] - Emphasizes the importance of a Founder/CEO with a long-term commitment [1] - Notes efficient use of capital as a crucial factor [1] - Points to a wide-open market as a sign of potential [1]

Financial Advice - The fastest way to build wealth is to stop pretending you're already rich [1]

Investment Philosophy - Boring portfolios can lead to exciting lives [1]

Valuation Metrics - In 2000, Intel's price-to-sales ratio was 16x [1] - By 2003, Intel's price-to-sales ratio decreased to 4x [1] - In 2000, Cisco's price-to-sales ratio was 37x [1] - By 2002, Cisco's price-to-sales ratio decreased to 5x [1]

Underrated Rules of Wealth:1. The less you care about looking rich, the easier it is to get rich2. Calm people make better investors3. People who save during good times win the bad times4. You don’t need to be brilliant — just unavailable to stupidity5. Liquidity is emotional armor ...

The average investor:Buys high. Sells low.Blames the Fed. ...

“Investing is risky” — says the person whose entire financial plan relies on their boss liking them for 40 years. ...

Alphabet shares are up 50% over the past six months. ...

Wealth Building Strategy - Wealth accumulation stems from consistent, long-term actions rather than one-time events [1] - Building wealth requires repetition and sustained effort over many years [1]