At age 12, Vivek Ramaswamy made a promise to his parents:

"I'll get into Harvard."

But when they checked his grades...

They found him trading stocks during class.

The untold story of how a middle-class kid became America's youngest billionaire: At age 12, Vivek Ramaswamy was obsessed with the stock market.

Not Pokemon cards.
Not video games.

Stocks.

From Deadpool to Dollar Signs:

How Ryan Reynolds Turned a $15 Phone Plan into a $1.3 BILLION Empire!

From hilarious ads to the historic T-Mobile deal that shocked Wall Street.

The Mint Mobile story they don't want you to know.. Most know Ryan Reynolds as Hollywood's funny guy.

But while everyone was laughing at his jokes, he was quietly building a telecom empire.

Here's how a $15 phone plan turned into a $1.3B payday...

A Bitcoin ATM can generate $30,000+ in monthly revenue with just 3-4 transactions per day.

96% of operators are profitable within 6 months.

Yet most people don't know how this business actually works.

I'll show you the exact numbers behind this passive income machine... Everyone thinks Bitcoin ATMs are just for buying crypto—simple machines sitting at the corner of convenience stores.

But they’re financial powerhouses:
• $30K+ monthly revenue
• 3-4 transactions/day
• 96% success rate
• ROI in 6 months

But here's what nobody tells you:

Everyone laughed when Elon said he'd dig tunnels to fix LA traffic..

Now his underground Vegas loop is making $75M a year.

But how this business grew is actually wild.

Here's what's actually happening beneath the strip: 🧵 You might've heard of Elon's Vegas Loop:

A 1.7-mile tunnel system under the Las Vegas Convention Center that critics called "just a tunnel with Teslas."

But here's what's really happening beneath the neon lights of Vegas..

And why it's working better than anyone expected:

From a $47 investment to a real estate developer to sports empire titan...

This man's tale is bewildering.

He now owns 4 major sports teams worth $12.75 Billion!

His father-in-law laughed at this 'risky' choice in 1974

Now it's taught in business schools: Stan Kroenke is not your average guy

He turned pocket change into 4 major sports franchises

His father-in-law called him crazy in 1974.

Today it's a Harvard case study ⤵️

You see this guy?

Most people can't last a single week in his emotional resilience program.

It's brutal. But the results?

Absolutely BULLETPROOF to criticism.

Why this daily practice can make you invincible: 🧵 Everyone talks about Gary Vee's hustle.

Nobody talks about his emotional training system.

The one that lets him take brutal hits daily and keep going.

I studied it for 3 months.

Here's the truth:

Look at this guy

From sleeping on gym floors to $100M+ empire.

He mastered the art of personal branding

Here's his "boring" secret strategy you can use to go viral on every platform: Early days were rough:

• Slept on gym floors
• Lived off a few dollars a day
• Worked 100-hour weeks

Until Alex Hormozi discovered a pattern that changed everything.

The most successful founder network ever:

"The PayPal Mafia"

They turned a payment startup into a multi-billion dollar empire.

Here's their playbook: It started with a bold bet in the late 1990s.

Two ambitious startups merged: Confinity and X. Their goal was to revolutionize how money moves around the internet.

No one could have predicted what would happen next.

Forget everything you know about startups.

Silicon Valley's best-kept secrets: 8 steps that built empires

(And how you can use them to disrupt any industry) 🧵: Solve Asymmetric Problems

Asymmetric problems occur when small inputs create disproportionately large outputs. Airbnb turned unused space into a $31B business this way.

The key is finding inefficiencies where your solution's value far outweighs its cost to implement.

He is the Russian Elon.

• Elon has 12 kids, he has 100+
• Elon owns 𝕏, he owns Telegram
• Both billionaires but own nothing

Here's the story of Pavel Durov: Born in 1984 in Leningrad, Durov was coding by 11 and dominating university programming contests as a teen.

In 2006, at 22, he launched VKontakte (VK), Russia's Facebook.

It exploded, making him the country's youngest billionaire.

Look at this guy.

In 1973, his company, FedEx, was down to their last $5,000.

So he did what any normal CEO would do—went to Vegas and went all in.

Here's the story of Frederick Smith and "The Blackjack" miracle: FedEx was bleeding $1 million a month. Bankruptcy loomed.

Smith had exhausted all options. Investors? Tapped out. Banks? No luck.

With $5k left, he made a decision that would either save or sink his ship.

What happened next is unbelievable...