The asset mindsets of two generations are changing places.
On the left: the “old-school asset mindset”—Moutai, jadeite, jade, luxury watches, calligraphy and paintings, rosewood, school-district properties, and retail storefronts.
The logic: the longer you hold them, the more valuable they become—as long as someone is willing to buy them from you.
On the right: the “new-school asset mindset”—BTC, gold, computing power, multi-currency accounts, overseas brokerage accounts, multiple passports, offshore companies, subscription income, and a personal brand.
The logic: you can leave at any time and turn your assets into cash whenever you want—as long as you don’t get trapped.
One puts its hopes in “someone taking over”; the other keeps control in its own hands.
Which side are you on?
#AssetMindset #GenerationalDifferences #BTC #PersonalBrand #Globalization
On the left: the “old-school asset mindset”—Moutai, jadeite, jade, luxury watches, calligraphy and paintings, rosewood, school-district properties, and retail storefronts.
The logic: the longer you hold them, the more valuable they become—as long as someone is willing to buy them from you.
On the right: the “new-school asset mindset”—BTC, gold, computing power, multi-currency accounts, overseas brokerage accounts, multiple passports, offshore companies, subscription income, and a personal brand.
The logic: you can leave at any time and turn your assets into cash whenever you want—as long as you don’t get trapped.
One puts its hopes in “someone taking over”; the other keeps control in its own hands.
Which side are you on?
#AssetMindset #GenerationalDifferences #BTC #PersonalBrand #Globalization
