Money Trauma and the Man Who Walked Away From $3 Billion
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Money Trauma and the Man Who Walked Away From $3 Billion
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Does your money trauma make your financial decisions? This week's newsletter asks it, and this cut is the answer from a man who had everything money buys and walked away from it.
Nery Gomez, founder, president and COO of Black Sun Private Equity, had the penthouse office in Beverly Hills and a seat at a $3 billion table, and none of it was his. What he built instead treats money as a source of energy, not the purpose. This is my cut of our conversation, the parts every Founder of the Future needs to know, without the fillers and the fluff.
We call it The Architect's Cut. You hear whether the way the rich invest is changing, what a private equity fund does and where it went wrong, and what conscious investing looks like in practice.
The full conversation is here: Apple Podcasts
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