So what is happening? Well since the pandemic began, the number of people looking to sell their home has gone down and the number of people looking to buy has gone up dramatically.

In classic economics, this is the whole supply/demand thing.  

More people want to buy houses and there’s not a lot on the market so people selling their homes are getting CRAZY offers the day their house hits.

What happened is that as big cities shut down, people realized they didn’t want to be stuck in the city anymore and are moving to more open areas. The other part of this is many people have jobs that will involve them working from home whereas before they had to go to an office. This is making people want bigger houses with dedicated workspaces. 

So as gravity likes to say, what goes up must come down. The same is true in valuations. We know that the housing market will correct, the questions are when will that happen and how bad will the correction be?

The answer is no, I don’t think we will see a housing crash. Will prices stop increasing at breakneck speed? Yes. They’ll likely slow from the 3-4% quarterly appreciation we’ve been seeing to closer to 1%, which is still very good for real estate. 

So here’s three things that are going to likely make this all play out.

1)    Interest rates – The Federal Reserve will most likely increase interest rates by the end of the year by up to half a point. This means that people will pay more for their loans from banks. That still puts us under an average 4% loan which is historically ridiculously low, but it will still cause things to cool.

2)    Housing Supply – more houses will be hitting the market around September 21 for two reasons. The first is that the moratorium on being able to evict people behind on rent/mortgage payments will be up. Lots of rental owners are sucking wind after having tenants who won’t pay because they don’t have to and they will be forced to sell. This will also increase as housing construction continues to increase as more people get back to work and supply chains are fixed.

3)    The Great Resignation – an overwhelming amount of people (over 40%) said they will begin searching for a new job at the end of 2021. Many organizations have mismanaged their workers or are requiring them to come back into the office and they don’t want to having got used to WFH life. That means there will be a lot of people willing to relocate in order to improve quality of life which could mean both, more demand and more supply.

 So if you are looking to sell your house like I am in the next few months, I have little doubt you’ll be able to get top dollar for it.

If you are in the market to buy, just know that it is going to remain competitive for quite some time, but that things will slow down around September and you could likely find some better deals then. 

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0.65 cents for Doge coin is the average price that millions of people bought the cryptocurrency at in anticipation for the price to skyrocket when Elon Musk went on national television to plug it. What happened was so obviously predictable that I predicted it weeks before.

 I’m not psychic. I don’t have access to the ten multi-billion dollar individuals who hold 90% of all Doge coin to hear whether they were going to buy or sell more. If I had 3 wishes with a genie, I wouldn’t need to use a wish to figure out what the price would be a day after the big SNL event.

So how did I (and lots of other people) know this would happen?

Because I’ve been investing for a decade in everything from crypto to small businesses to real estate to stocks. And you learn that all those things have something in common. 

Hype. 

This stock is going crazy! Huge earnings coming. Check out this new crypto, its going to the moon! HODL forever! This house is going to move FAST (especially in this market). Get it NOW before the offers flood in.

Hype is great for the thing being hyped. It’s incredibly dangerous to an investor for one simple reason…all investors are human and humans are emotional and irrational. 

Hype makes us turn away from red flags. Hype makes us lazy in our research of an investment opportunity. Hype creates urgency to buy something we may not be ready for. 

Some of the best investments were the ones I didn’t make. Let that sink in. There were so many investments that were HYPED like crazy and by reputable people that I didn’t get into and would’ve lost my shirt on. 

Only on extremely rare occasions can buying the hype pay off. There has to be something truly game-changing being announced for the price to continue to exceed the price of an asset when its at high prices in anticipation of an announcement or event. 

An example would be Disney announcing Disney+. Absolutely huge. New revenue streams for one of the largest brands out there. Big knock to competition. All in one fail swoop. It sent the stock soaring. Ethereum announcing ETH 2.0 and the drastic improvements to its network. Real benefits. Competition silencers. That was massive.

So when its not one of those rare scenarios, this is usually what happens

1.     “News” is released about something exciting regarding an asset

2.     Circulation of that news causes early adopters and investors to promote it

3.     Hype train gets new interest and investment

4.     Once event/announcement is delivered the value of the asset is already super high

5.     This leaves little room for additional growth of the valuation

6.     If announcement doesn’t live up to expectations, early investors sell off their stake to take profits driving down price or holding it even

7.     The lack of additional growth to the asset causes alarm and disappointment to people who jumped in late who end up selling to avoid further losses

8.     This drives the price do

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Question: What does the CEO of an electric car company/space shuttle company going on a long-standing TV show have to do with the price of a cryptocurrency named after a dog in a meme? 

This is the type of wacko things we are dealing with if you haven’t been paying attention to the hangover 2020 gave 2021.

Dogecoin – is a cryptocurrency that was literally built as a joke. Its so much a joke, that the founder of dogecoin (pronounced doggy coin, doje-coin, and dog e coin) sold it early on before it took off so he could buy a new Toyota. If he had held on, he could almost buy the company Toyota.

Cryptocurrency – Dogecoin is like Bitcoin, but NOT like Ethereum. It is a true cryptocurrency whereas Ethereum is a blockchain that is built like a network with its own token that people trade. Many “cryptos” have different use cases but only a few are meant to be actual digital money.

Elon Musk – CEO of Tesla/SpaceX and a few others. He is truly King of the Nerds. He made is original fortune by making a well known app called Paypal and selling it. Then creating and defying the odds with an electric car company and space shuttle company that recently took astronauts to the ISS without anyone flying it. 

SNL – a TV show that has been running for years known for its hilarious live performances by many stars, celebrities and occasionally CEOs. 

Okay, hopefully that catches you up and time to bring it all together. So before we go any further, we have to ask ourselves, what is money?

Well, an easy answer is that it is a store of value that people agree upon to utilize in order to purchase goods or services. So really, money can be anything as long as a lot of people agree. If we want to go back to using seashells as money, we could as long as enough of us agreed to do so and what it is worth. 

That’s what dogecoin is. Its seashells. Okay, its computer code. But its code that got enough people to agree to trade ACTUAL FIAT MONEY in order to buy. And that has made some people RICH. It’s made a lot of other people poor but you don’t hear about those as much. No one wants to admit they lost this months’ rent on a fake currency online.

So should you buy Dogecoin before Elon goes on Live national television and plugs the meme coin and potentially driving the price up?

Well, I’ll answer that question with in this epsiode.

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Is money that big of a deal in a relationship as everyone makes it out to be?

Yes, 1000%. I’d venture a guess that at the core of 99% of marriages ending, money was the key factor. And when it comes to dating, a lot of people would have saved themselves time and heartbreak if they handled money differently in the relationship.

People don’t ask difficult questions about money.

Usually, we go about this in a roundabout way. “What kind of job do you have?” is usually how we make our first assumptions but that really doesn’t mean much. I know electricians that are millionaires and lawyers that are living paycheck to paycheck.

A better question would be:

“If you got $10,000 dropped in your lap right now, what would you do with it?”

Does their mind go to spending it? Saving it? Investing it? A mix of those? 

Then ask a powerful follow up question. “Why?”

Know what they will do is important. Knowing why they would do it is even better.

Do you understand their attitude towards money?

 Are they risk takers or hoarders?

Both have upsides and downsides. Risk takers tend to do better at investing but gone to far can develop gambling habits and lose money. Hoarders are great savers but will never get ahead because risk of investing keeps them from making their money work for them.

Knowing where they stand and how extreme the attitude is will help understand what to expect from them.

Lack of synchronization of goals

He wants a house but she wants a lavish vacation. He wants a drone but she wants a new coffee machine. If you aren’t aligned with your monetary goals, then someone isn’t getting what they want and this will cause stress in the relationship. Even worse, both people are getting what they want and driving themselves into a pit of debt to do so.

Got credit card debt?

If you do, its not the end of the world. The bigger questions are:

-       How did you get credit card debt?

-       What’s your plan to pay it off and by when?

 Debt is not created equal. What if they have $20k in credit card debt but it was to pay off an emergency medical procedure and they didn’t have insurance? What if they really wanted a new pair of Gucci shoes and Prada bag once a month and figured they’d make enough money to pay it off later?

Inability to Compromise

Usually in a relationship, especially in a marriage, there is one person who is handling the finances. Even when dating, if you two want different things but it’s a stretch financially to do both, then it you should be able to compromise or defer to the other person from time to time. 

Too often, the person in charge of the finances ends up calling the shots which makes the other person in the relationship feel less in control and can hurt trust because they feel demeaned. 

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I've had many new listeners subscribe to the channel and this episode is foundational to so much of what we talk on here that I wanted to re-introduce it. Also, its the 2nd most downloaded episode so I thought it was worth re-introducing!

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There are only 3 things you can really do with money. Are you aware of what they are?

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Don’t overthink this, they’re pretty easy. But if you can’t name all three immediately, it shows that you don’t keep this top of mind and that’s a problem. I’ll give you the first and most obvious one.

1)    Spend Money.

I chose this first since this is usually the first thing we think of when we get a payday. We spend money on bills. That new pair of jeans we needed. Toys for the kids. That vacation we need so badly after being locked inside the past year.

Spending money is how we are conditioned by corporations who spend billions of dollars a year on advertising in order to get our money. In entertainment, we glorify people who talk about spending a lot of money on fancy cars and caviar. It’s part of our culture and plenty of other cultures around the world.

So unless you had a very strong familial influence to point you to the contrary or some other experience or strange personality trait, this is probably your first thought when you get $1000. 

Money comes in. Money goes out. The cycle is simple and forever repeating until the day you die. Yippee.

Okay, let’s get to the second way to control money.

2)    Save Money.

So this was probably your second guess. Probably because it’s usually your second thought. I’m revealing these in terms of order we think of them, if we think about them purposefully at all.

Maybe you took an online course or had a financial advisor tell you saving money is a good thing. Then, even more rare, you actually listened and took action!

Did you know that pre-COVID, 2/3 Americans could not pay cash for a $500 emergency! We are one of the richest countries in the world. Trust me, it’s not because we can’t afford it. It’s because we don’t prioritize it.

It’s like I tell a lot of people…if you don’t control your money then someone else will do it for you.

Saving up 6-12 months of expenses is the foundation to your financial stability. Think about COVID. If you were able to keep your job that’s amazing but many lost their jobs or couldn’t go to work because they were shut down. 

How would your life be different if you had 6 months of your monthly expenses saved up?

Saving money isn’t about saving money. It’s about security. It’s about peace of mind. It’s about knowing that your family is cared for. It’s about less stress. It’s about living to the fullest 

Now, to the third and final one.

3)    Invest Money.

If the majority of people took the first two a little more seriously, hundreds of thousands of lives would be changed for the better. But if all those people started taking the first two AND this one more seriously, then the WORLD would be changed. 

You will never retire if you don’t invest money. Simple as that. Investing money is so important its biblical. Even Jesus told parables about money and investing. 

But we aren’t taught it in schools at ANY level.

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If we agree words have power, then why should you never use the term “broke” to describe your financial status?

Words are incredibly powerful. On the battlefield, did generals and military leaders stand silently before a charge or did they turn to their troops and give a compelling, passion-fueled speech to build up their bravery before they raced into blood-thirsty battle?

In martial arts, they teach you to give a shout before landed a major punch or kick. Why? Because its scientifically proven to create more power.

The discussion around words is all through religious texts. Most democratic countries are based on the concept of “free speech”. In China, you can be stripped of your job and have your entire family jailed and sent to re-education camps for speaking negatively about the government. In North Korea, they will shoot you in the street for saying something negative about the current ruler.

All this because of the power of words.

Proverbs 15:4: “Gentle words bring life and health; a deceitful tongue crushes the spirit.”

So now that I’ve made the case for the power of words, lets dive into four primary reasons you should never use the phrase “I’m broke” or any variation of it when referring to your financial situation.

Reason 1 – Because of the severity of its definition.

Broke falls under break which means: 

-       to separate into parts with suddenness or violence

-       to cause an open wound

-       to render inoperable

People are struggling with personal finance across the developed world. While broke is an accurate term for the state of our financial educational system, it is not a proper definition for your ability to change your financial state.

Reason 2 – It provides no hope for improvement.

The only thing that makes words more impactful is repetition of those words. People who call themselves “broke” reinforce more than their financial state to their psyche. They are building a case not to change.

Think about it in the context of these conversations.

“How’s your diet coming along? I know you said you were trying to lose weight.”

“Unfortunately, my diet is broke.”

“What’s the status of your school project?”

“I was working on it but its broke.”

“Have you tried to reconcile with your sister about the argument you had?”

“I would but our relationship is broke.”

Doesn’t these responses make the situation sound dire? Hard to fix? So why do we use this?

“Hey, do you want to go out to eat with us tonight?”

“I would but I’m broke.”

It’s such a deflating statement and over time, you will start to believe you truly are.

Reason 3 – There are better things to say!

So instead of using the B word, start reinforcing your dreams and plans instead.

When someone asks if you can go to eat and you are short on money, state why you can’t go!

“Thanks but I’m saving money for my vacation in four months. It’s going to be awesome!”

“Appreciate the offer, but I’m building towards my financial foundation right now.”

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The word fungible means “able to replace or be replaced by another identical item; mutually interchangeable. 

 Fungibility would be like me giving you five 1-dollar bills for one five-dollar bill. They are interchangeable.

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Question: So what is a blockchain?

A blockchain is simply an digital record of transactions. The individual records are called blocks and get linked together in a single list like a chain (see where this is going). 

So NFT’s are kept safe and secure on the blockchain which maintains their authenticity better than any real world signature or casing.

So let’s talk about art…

Art is a fantastic long term investment that not many people know about. It’s a little morbid, but a lot of art skyrockets in value once the artist dies since they cannot create any more art!

Usually it takes a window of about 10 years for art to appreciate substantially, but if its just hanging on your wall anyway, who cares.

Art is not tied to the stock market or what’s happening in the economic world in any way. This can make it very valuable though there can be plenty of fluctuations in value in the art world.

One downside to investing in art such as paintings, signed vinyl records and sculptures is that they can be hard to resell. There are plenty of auction houses but they take a hefty fee for their services. Outside of that, many times people want a way to verify that the art is not a copy and the ACTUAL piece.

ENTER NFTs…

There are two concepts I want to introduce. NFT’s to authenticate real world art and NFT’s as DIGITAL ART themselves.

To show that a piece is authentic, a one time NFT could be made and given to the owner of an original piece. Or if there are only five copies of something, then there could be five made. Whenever the asset is sold, the NFT is transferred to the new owner as a sign of verification. 

Now here’s the mindblowing part…

What is the difference between real world art and digital art?

What’s the difference between a painting that hangs on your wall and a fancy, custom made background for your laptop? Aren’t they both pictures? Don’t they just sit there for décor and look pretty? Aren’t they worth whatever someone will pay for it? 

But Stephen, art is real and tangible! No its not! What about music? That’s art but it goes away the moment its played unless recorded. And digital things better be considered “real” or that money sitting in your bank account ain’t worth a damn thing.

People are buying digital cats for hundreds of thousands of dollars and reselling them. Digital trading cards are flying off the shelves. The NBA is experimenting by selling digital copies to moments in games for a price. 

A man that goes by Beeple just sold 5000 digital art pieces after creating one a day until he got to 5000. It took him over 13 YEARS to create this. Up until October 2020, he had never sold a digital art piece for more than $100. 

He just

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The best investment you can make is in yourself. – Warren Buffet

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Quotes: 

An investment in yourself pays the best interest. – Benjamin Franklin

Investing time in improving yourself is the best investment ever. – Vijaya Rekha

I just believe in ownership. I believe in investing in yourself. Your foundation should be strong. – The late Nipsey Hussle

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Do you care whether your taxes go up? Do you care if the cost of everything in your life increases? Have you read the stimulus bill? We didn’t learn from the first round and this time is worse.

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Summary: So out of this entire mess, we are sacrificing the future of our lives and our childrens’ lives to inflation and out of all of all of this, pretend the number was just $190,000 to spend on COVID, then only approximately $66,100 is going directly to bailing out individuals, helping health care systems, funding the vaccine effort and funding agriculture to keep food on the tables. 

Here’s a summary of what is in it since I doubt I’ll get you to read the full 5,000 page report.

Line item #1 – The individual mandate is $1400 checks for individuals making less than $75,000 annually and phases out for people with higher incomes. Married couples can get up to $2800 if they have a combined income of less than $150,000. 

Problem: $1,400 is not the $2,000 that Biden and Harris promised. Also, it’s not enough period for people who have been laid off for months and still can’t return to work due to shutdowns. This is not about laziness. This is about the government banning people from working. We should be giving $10,000-$40,000 checks to individuals who are unemployed based on how many weeks they’ve been unemployed. 

Problem #2 – Why are we bailing out the millions of people who have been able to keep doing their jobs remotely? They aren’t hurting. This money should be re-routed to those who need it or not used at all. This is going to contribute to inflation as the economy rebounds.

Estimated Cost – This part ONLY takes up $422B of the entire $1.9T bill. That’s less than 23% of the entire bill!!! So what is the rest of the money for 

Line item #2 - Expand Child Tax Credit, Child Care Tax Credit, and Earned Income Tax Credit mostly for one year. The plan would raise the $2,000 Child Tax Credit to $3,000, set the credit at $3,600 for parents of children under age 6 and make parents of 17-year-olds eligible. It would also make the credit fully refundable, so low-income households would get the full benefit, no matter how little they earn, according to the Wall Street Journal. 

Problem – None. This is actually a good idea and a TARGETED way to get relief to people who need it.

Estimated cost: $143 billion

 Line item #3 - Provide grants to multi-employer pension plans and change single-employer pension funding rules. 

Estimated cost: $58 billion

Line item #4 - Repeal rule allowing multinational corporations to calculate their interest expenses including foreign subsidiaries. 

Problem: As far as I can tell, this has no bearing on the outcome of COVID-19 and providing relief to those who need it and getting people vaccinated. Therefore, its pork and shouldn’t be included

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