In the age of FOMO, we’re constantly bombarded with urgency—rapid fat loss, quick investment returns, endless success stories. But is that really what we want? In this episode, I finally share why I stopped chasing hype and started building rhythm. True investing isn’t about “what others are gaining”—it’s about how long you can stay in the game. The goal isn’t to be fast. It’s to be steady.

Why do so many people stay poor—even when they know how Warren Buffettinvests?
In this episode, we explore the roots of poverty: algorithmic manipulation, AIhype, the true cost of delayed gratification, the power of compound growth, andclass-based cultural inheritance.
Wealth isn’t about tactics—it’s about internal structure.
And freedom starts with your relationship to time, learning, and self-trust.
This is the beginning of a structural awakening.

Why do you hesitate, followcrowds, miss opportunities, and refuse to cut losses?
In this episode, we unpack five core behavioral finance traps: loss aversion,herding, groupthink, illusion of control, and overconfidence.
Starting from the AI boom, with insights from Thinking, Fast and Slow,we reveal:
You’re not failing at investing. You’re just being misled by your own mind.
Let’s build clarity, structure, and the strength to choose better.

In this episode, we explore a hidden truth:
Most of the time, we don’t spend money because we need something—we spend to feel something.
Through real stories and insights from behavioral finance,
you’ll discover how your emotions, biases, and blind spots drive consumption.
Let this be an invitation to pause, reflect, and align your money with meaning.