The Crowd Effect

How can we fix our nation's broken financial system if we can't reform our own personal financial system?

Silicon Valley Bank did not fail because of greed. It was the incompetence of one individual.

Growing up I believed money and being wealthy equals happiness. Let's just say I've since challenged this belief and look at money with a very different perspective.

I Googled "Tips for reducing household expenses" and the results that popped up were from sites like NerdWallet and Dave Ramsey. The tips from these sites were solid but there were hidden agendas within them.

So I decided to ask ChatGPT instead.

Building wealth is no secret. You probably already know how but you're not aware that you know.

Episode from the limited series podcast Stakeholder Enterprise. While researching this episode I first discovered that Crowd Investments are impact investing. I didn't make the connection that I should start an investment advisory firm until a year later. However, I didn't publish this episode until after I opened the Registered investment advisory firm.

How do we fix our broken financial system? By being the change. Easier said than done.

Reacting with blaming, shaming or anger only makes things worse. So how should we react?

By engaging in political action is that being the change or forcing the change in our broken financial system?

Is love the most powerful force in the universe? If so, why not use it to fix our broken financial system?