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Most People Will Stay Broke in 2026 – Because They Won’t Do This.

Published: 2025-11-01
Status: Available | Analyzed

Predictions from this Video

Total: 8
Correct: 3
Incorrect: 1
Pending: 4
Unrated: 0
Prediction
Topic
Status
The speaker started buying Bitcoin in 2016-2017 when the price was around $3,000.
"And I began buying it in uh 2016 or so when Bitcoin was around 3,000. Maybe 2016 2017 when Bitcoin was around $3,000 a coin."
BTC
Correct
Real estate constitutes nearly 50% of the speaker's investments.
"So if we look at real estate, real estate is probably close to almost 50% of my investments."
Portfolio Allocation
Pending
Stocks represent approximately 30% of the speaker's portfolio.
"Stocks make up probably right around 30%."
Portfolio Allocation
Correct
Speculative assets account for about 18% of the speaker's portfolio.
"Speculative is about 18% of my portfolio."
Portfolio Allocation
Pending
Physical gold comprises about 2% of the speaker's portfolio.
"And then I own a little bit of physical gold. Physical gold makes up about 2% of my portfolio."
Portfolio Allocation
Pending
The speaker implements the 'nine dots exercise' with all new employees to encourage innovative thinking by breaking perceived limitations.
"When when any employee joins my team the first day we make every employee every single one regardless of a role do this exercise. It's called the nine dots exercise and you have these nine dots on the screen and if you go to Google you can see the nine dots exercise or nine dots trivia where it's nine dots."
Mindset and Success
Pending
The speaker initially believed it was impossible for his YouTube channel to reach 1 million subscribers and even planned to shut it down if it did.
"I told my brother when I started my YouTube channel, if I hit 100,000 subscribers, I don't know what I'm going to do, but if I hit a million subscribers, I'm going to shut my channel down because there's no way. It's impossible that my channel is going to hit 1 million subscribers."
YouTube Growth
Incorrect
The speaker was surprised by the rapid growth of his YouTube channel, reaching 100,000, then 500,000, and eventually 1 million subscribers, exceeding his initial disbelief.
"And then we hit 100,000 subscribers and I couldn't believe it. We hit 500,000 subscribers and I couldn't believe it. And then one day we hit a million subscribers and I was like, 'Oh crap, I hope my brother doesn't remember this promise because I don't want to shut this down.'"
YouTube Growth
Correct