Dean Graziosi argues that ownership creates a protective instinct: people guard what they own. When more people have skin in the game, communities become safer and more cohesive because residents stop damaging their own stakes.
Wherever you are, I do think good, bad, struggle, no struggle, whether you see it or not, I don't know about many things, but I do know that I haven't met a human yet who can't be an owner. And so whether that means you own something for somebody like you in your business, or they own a whole business by themselves, get some skin, because I promise people burn down less houses when they own a part of them. Yeah. And if we all did that, we'd have a better neighborhood.
