Sara Blakely became the youngest self-made female billionaire at 41.

She started with just $5,000 and zero business experience.

No investors. No MBA. No fashion background.

Just 7 counterintuitive principles that prove everyone can be successful:
Principle 1: Celebrate failure like victories.

Sara's father asked nightly: "What did you fail at today?"

No failure meant disappointment. When manufacturers rejected her, she celebrated.

This mindset turned 100+ rejections into one yes...

When you think of "quiet luxury," you're thinking of The Row.

They never advertise. They barely do press. But they're your favorite fashionista's favorite label.

This is the story of two mogul designers who silenced critics and created one of the most coveted brands on earth: 🧵 If you didn't know Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen started The Row, you're not alone. Their anonymity is by design.

Once a side project, The Row is a case study in building a luxury brand—and setting trends by being anti-trend.

And 17 years ago, it all started with one white T-shirt.

This is Tommy Hilfiger.

He didn’t build a clothing brand, he built an illusion and the world bought it.

Before anyone knew his designs, he made himself a household name with one genius marketing stunt.

Here’s how he tricked the world into believing he was already famous:
Back in 1985, nobody knew who Tommy Hilfiger was.

He wasn’t a big name. He wasn’t a fashion legend.

He was just a young guy launching his first men’s clothing line.

But instead of waiting years to get noticed,
he decided to make the spotlight come to him.

The most powerful family today isn't the Trumps or the Rothschilds.

It's a family that avoids interviews and stays off social media COMPLETELY.

Yet almost EVERYONE uses their product daily.

Here are the top 10 most powerful and richest families:


10/The Rothschilds

They were the wealthiest private family during the 19th century.

Today, they're still worth billions, nobody knows exactly how much.

But how?

In 1815, Nathan Rothschild heard about Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo first.

What he did next was genius:

The most powerful man in tech isn't Elon or Altman.

It's the CEO who accidentally built the most dangerous AI to date.

His AI bypassed $100 MILLION worth of safety protocols...

And he just unleashed it to the public.

Here's what he built: Here's what makes this so ironic:

Unlike other AI labs, Anthropic is obsessed with safety testing.

They spend months deliberately trying to break their models.

Like stress-testing a bridge before letting cars cross.

Enter their lastest model:

These twins were the original founders of Facebook.

Then Mark Zuckerberg stole their idea.

While everyone thought they were finished...

They orchestrated the biggest revenge act in history.

Here’s the crazy story of the $3 TRILLION revenge play:
Let's go back to 2003...

Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss had an idea:

A social network for college students called ConnectU.

They needed a programmer.

Enter Mark Zuckerberg.

The twins hired him to build their site.

Big mistake...

The man who makes the middle class rich:

Dave Ramsey.

Last week, he sat down with Codie Sanchez…

& shared the TRUTH about why you’re still broke (& how to fix it).

Here are the top 8 takeaways: 1.

"Don't build a tower without first counting the cost... In other words, have a plan, a budget.”

You're broke because you're operating without a financial roadmap.

Dave's wisdom: If his $300M company needs a budget… so do you.

Wealthy people plan their spending before it happens, not after.

The man who can make anyone rich:

Morgan Housel.

Last year, he sat down with Steven Bartlett and shared the wealth secrets nobody teaches.

Here are his 7 mind-blowing money insights: Wealth isn't about having money to spend.

It's about having money you DIDN'T spend.

"Rich is you have enough money to buy what you want... Wealth is money that you DID NOT spend."

Wealth = freedom to wake up and do whatever you want.

This is iShowSpeed.

99% of streamers fall off within a few months.

But in just 3 years, Speed dethroned top creators like KSI, Logan Paul, and Adin Ross.

And it all started with ONE $1.79 donation...

Here's how a 17-year-old took over the world from his bedroom: In 2022, IShowSpeed already had a solid fan base.

He was loud, unpredictable, and unfiltered.

But one Super Chat donation changed everything:

“What soccer team do you support?”

Speed shouted back: "Cristiano Ronaldo! SUI!"

That one clip changed his whole career:

This is Marshall Goldsmith.

He charges over $1 million per year for business coaching. He’s coached the CEOs of Pfizer, Ford, and the World Bank.

I wanted to see what the hype was all about.

Here's everything I learned ($2 million-worth of advice in 5 minutes): For starters,
@coachgoldsmith
has had an accountability partner call him every single day for the last 25+ years.

This is to make sure he stays disciplined and practices what he preaches.

Even the best need coaches.

Asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.

This is the most expensive betrayal in history:

In 2006, Steve Jobs invited Google’s CEO to Apple's meetings.

Jobs was told they were building the "next big thing" together.

But Google had other plans.

Here’s the $1 TRILLION backstab that changed Apple forever: 🧵 Apple and Google used to be natural allies.

Google's search and Maps were integral to Apple's ecosystem.

Neither company competed in the other's core business.

Jobs saw Google's CEO Eric Schmidt as a valuable asset to Apple's board.

But Schmidt was hiding something massive:

Mark Cuban spots future empires before anyone else.

He sold his company for $5.7 Billion right before the dot-com crash.

And his latest prediction?

"The first TRILLIONAIRE will master AI" in ways no one else can.

Here are 5 ways he sees it happening: 🧵 Cuban's making his boldest prediction yet.

At SXSW, he declared the world's first trillionaire would come from AI.

But here's the twist - it won't be today's tech giants.

It'll be someone who applies AI in ways we never imagined...

This billionaire can see the future.

Ken Griffin:

• Worth $42 Billion
• Predicted the last 3 market crashes
• Voted for Trump in the 2024 election

Now he's warning Trump is "fiscally irresponsible."

Here are his 3 predictions terrifying Wall Street: 🧵 First, some context about Griffin's influence.

He moved Citadel from Chicago to Miami in 2022.

His hedge fund manages massive amounts of capital.

When Griffin speaks, Wall Street listens.

But this time, his message is different...

Look at this guy.

He’s a factory worker who became a millionaire as a fun social experiment.

Somehow at 24, he makes $10M a year without saying a word.

The story of Khaby Lame and what happened next: @KhabyLame and his family immigrated from Senegal to Italy seeking a better life.

He struggled with dyslexia and was rejected from schools.

During the pandemic, he lost his factory job and was forced to move back in with his family

Look at this guy.

He sold a $450 million dollar painting of Jesus to a Saudi prince in 19 minutes.

But the real work of art was his insane sales strategy.

Here's how he pulled off the most expensive art sale in history:
In 2017, Christie's exec Loic Gouzer had a wild idea:

Sell a controversial da Vinci for a record price.

The art world scoffed as the painting, Salvator Mundi, was debatably a fake.

But Gouzer saw opportunity where others saw risk:

1 in 7 adults is a millionaire in Switzerland.

That's 5x higher than the US.

I had to find out their wealth-building habits.

7 ways the Swiss think about money to become richer than you:
Switzerland has the world's largest percentage of millionaires.

AND they have 1 billionaire for every 80,000 people.

What's the Swiss secret – is it all about banking and neutrality?

To start answering this question, here's an interview with some locals: 📹

China spent $100M on the 2008 Olympics opening ceremony & everyone thought it was a waste.

But China saw something no one else did.

15 years later, it's considered the greatest investment in Olympic history.

Everyone needs to understand why it worked: First, some context:

The 2008 Beijing Olympics were China's moment to showcase itself to the world.

At $100M, it was the most expensive opening ceremony in Olympic history at the time.

But China had a vision that went far beyond just one night:

This guy exposed the psychology behind why you buy things.
His name is Robert Cialdini.

Apple, Amazon, and Nike use his 6 principles to dominate their markets.

Here they are, and how you can use them to influence others: First off, what are Cialdini's 6 principles?

They're psychological triggers that make people more likely to say "yes."

Reciprocity, Scarcity, Authority, Consistency, Liking, and Consensus.

Mastering these can make you a persuasion ninja.

11 Habits Rich People Have That Poor People Don't: 1) They have multiple income streams.

The average millionaire has 7 income sources.

Poor people rely on a single paycheck and live in constant fear of losing it.

Rich people build systems that pay them while they sleep.

Saudi money is different.

You might think American Billionaires have it made…

Until you see these 7 insane facts about the Royal Family: 1. Their net worth is staggering: $1.4 trillion.

That's:

• More than most countries
• 16x more than the British Royal Family
• 3x more than Elon Musk and Bill Gates combined

And that's just what we know about.

The richest people in 2026 will be ordinary people who master one skill:

Personal Branding.

9 founders who built empires with nothing but their story:

1. Emma Chamberlain Emma started as a casual vlogger sharing unfiltered stories that clicked with Gen Z.

Her content evolved into:

• Collabs with Louis Vuitton & Levis
• Launching Chamberlain Coffee—now a multi-million dollar brand

All built by being unapologetically herself.