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In this episode, Paul records his real-time generational wealth journey on November 14, 2025, right after a sharp stock market and Bitcoin pullback, walking through a sample portfolio of dividend stocks and high-yield ETFs using a dividend tracking website. He talks through tickers like TSCO, SCHD, MUR, AES, CPB, PFE, KO, NKE, Chevron, Pepsi, AT&T, Verizon, MPW and several YieldMax style high-yield funds, showing how one share of each could grow over 5 years with dividend reinvestment and what happens when you filter for yields over 5 percent. Along the way he breaks down ideas like dividend yield, diversification, portfolio sectors, future value, passive income math, and using equity or savings to create monthly cash flow while repeating that it is his personal journey, not financial advice. This is a relaxed, coffee-in-hand conversation for anyone curious about dividend investing, high-yield ETFs, passive income, stock market downturns, crypto pullbacks, and long-term generational wealth strategies.
By Paul HeschIn this episode, Paul records his real-time generational wealth journey on November 14, 2025, right after a sharp stock market and Bitcoin pullback, walking through a sample portfolio of dividend stocks and high-yield ETFs using a dividend tracking website. He talks through tickers like TSCO, SCHD, MUR, AES, CPB, PFE, KO, NKE, Chevron, Pepsi, AT&T, Verizon, MPW and several YieldMax style high-yield funds, showing how one share of each could grow over 5 years with dividend reinvestment and what happens when you filter for yields over 5 percent. Along the way he breaks down ideas like dividend yield, diversification, portfolio sectors, future value, passive income math, and using equity or savings to create monthly cash flow while repeating that it is his personal journey, not financial advice. This is a relaxed, coffee-in-hand conversation for anyone curious about dividend investing, high-yield ETFs, passive income, stock market downturns, crypto pullbacks, and long-term generational wealth strategies.