Selling to the private economy.

The Wall Street Journal just revealed something wild. The ultra wealthy, they don't actually live in the same America as you and me. They live in this curated private economy built for them. I think you can make money here, even though it's ridiculous how much so many of them spend. Let's watch you basically show up of your private jet onto a private Maybach that picks you up when you come off. That takes you to a private hotel entrance that bypasses the lobby entirely. For then you go to a members only back part of a restaurant with personalized service. And then when you want to go back to the airline, the terminal is actually private so you never have to walk through the clubs. And the buy in is like six figures just to get on the list. And the data behind this is actually like staggering. The top 0.1% now control $23 trillion, up from 10 trillion a decade ago. And that group grew wealth by 117% faster than the rest of America just in like Miami, which makes sense obviously. 70% increase in high net worth migration post 2020. So the takeaway isn't get rich. The takeaway is sell them things. Maybe you can't buy a private entrance, but you can 10x the price for picking up in bay box, for starting a members club, for having a red carpet line and a standard line for creating a premium subscription for everything. Jet detailing, exotic car service, membership security, concierge, high end property management. Rich people buy time, privacy, privilege, scarcity and exclusivity. Go sell one to these crazy people, blow it away for money.