Japan Just Made XRP SPENDABLE For 44 Million People — Starting TODAY

What's up, it's Kamilah Stevenson, and around here we talk wealth. It's been a long day. Put in a chat if you feel like the Clarity Act is going to get through. I am just wondering how many people are watching what is going on with the Clarity Act, and, um, if you're confident that you think it's going to go through. Every day that it takes longer and longer to make an actual decision I'm kind of not sure what's going on, you guys. Hey, what's up? I was sitting here trying to get logged on real quick. Prepared to buy more. I see you guys already in the chat. What's up? Go ahead and give it a like and also subscribe if you have not already. Um, I said I don't remember— I realized my shirt look a little wrinkled, but don't worry, we still gonna get through this, right? It's about the information for transformation. So let's get into it because let me tell you something, I got some good, some great news. And, um, it's so interesting that, you know, people are looking for something. Uh, somebody said, I think so. Uh, say what? A sad face. Thank you so much, Up From Here. I appreciate you so much. Uh, you guys are so kind. All right, um, we got To say, how you doing? Ready for some knowledge, and I got some. What's up? Just got off work, here in time. Um, and then, uh, you are ready for it, and I have it for you today. Because, you know, one of the things that I really try to do is, uh, bring to you the facts, the truth, what's happening, what's not in the headlines, what's not, you know, out there in your face. What's up from Ghana? Let's go! What's up from the Netherlands? What's up? Uh, Clarity Act is theatrical. Yeah, I mean, it feels so— I mean, I don't think it, um, let me just say this because I don't want to say this the wrong way. It matters, but I don't think it matters the same way people think it matters, okay? Like, yes, we need— it's like we need it and we don't, in a sense. Um, here's what I, I do want you to understand, that The Clarity Act gives us rules and regulations, and institutions need that, and it's very legit. It's a, it's a legit thing. But I also want you to know that whenever you are facing, facing a crisis, the rules will change, okay? So there are different expectations that happen in calm environments versus, versus stressful environments, okay? Um, so just understand that, like, things— like, if there were ever a situation where XRP was needed, okay, it was needed and we did not have the Clarity Act yet, it wouldn't matter. It'll be used. Um, and I'm gonna— I got some more, um, uh, content that I'm going to be sharing that kind of helps you to understand that a little bit better, that, um, this thing is unwinding. All right, in real time, right in front of us. What's up from Vegas? So yeah, somebody purchased some, um, some SoFi stocks. Nice. Okay, um, just saw Short saying you were afraid to buy stocks. Well, no, yes and no. I've been a little bit more clear in my, um, in my membership, right? And so, um, let me just read this first. I just purchased a few because I kind of swift I, I blew past it. I just purchased a few SoFi stocks. I just saw a short saying you were afraid to buy stock. Uh, would you hold it or sell it for more XRP? Okay, so, um, a lot of you all know that there's certain stuff that I'm buying and there's certain stuff that I'm not buying. SoFi is a stock that I am buying because I believe in SoFi long term, and that is a stock that I will continue to dollar cost average. Um, and then also remember So sometimes in my membership I go even deeper so you get the full story, because I, I share a lot of what I'm personally doing instead of like the broader picture of things, right? So I zone in and I get a little more detailed. I believe in participating in the market. I don't believe in sitting on the sidelines, right? I believe that you should participate, but how you participate, that makes a difference depending on where you feel like the market is going. Right now the market is being run by sentiment, okay? Not necessarily by what's reality, to be honest, okay? Because that's why also you see paper oil different from actual physical oil, okay? So it's being run by sentiment, market sentiment. And, um, sometimes it takes sentiment to catch up to reality, okay? And so, and then in the market you have this dynamic where you have some things that can go up while other things are going down. So I am invested in some assets that I feel like will go up if the market went down, but I'm also dollar-cost averaging. But I'm also not overloading myself into a market that tries to creep back up towards, you know, all-time highs, right? So I've always said I believe it has a huge possibility to come back down because of what is happening with the straighter whore moose. And oil and the, the historical patterns of what happens when oil spikes to the degree that it spiked. And, uh, and it's— it doesn't look like flash crashy 2022, 20, you know, um, or was it 2021, 2022? It looks more like 2008 structural, um, prob— a structural problem, which, um, means that the market, I feel like, could come down. So anyway, I have a little cash— not a little, I have cash on— I, I came out of the market last year, a lot of it. So everything I'm investing in, but I never stopped buying. I never stopped buying my ETFs that are long-term because it doesn't matter what the market is doing like today. It doesn't matter to me if the market goes up, comes back down 50%. It wouldn't matter to me if I'm holding an ETF that I'm holding for like 10 years, then it coming down 50% is not gonna bother me because it's a long-term hold. So it all matters about your game plan. And all of the— the only thing that I would do is if it came down is now that, that, that ETF that I believe in long term, if I'm buying it at different prices while it's up, guess what I'm gonna do while it's down? I'm gonna buy a lot more of it, right? So that's when you save your, your real reserves. So, um, that's kind of how I will break that down. All right, uh, when utility demand kicks in, it will make retail, uh, pump look laughable. Absolutely. Um, definitely, 100%. Thank you so much, Brent. I appreciate this. Um, so I'm gonna go into letting you know what happened this week. And thank you, Janae, uh, for this Super Chat. Um, you guys have always been so kind. Thank you for adding to the channel. And, um, I mean, I invest in VTI. I love Granny. I love SCHD. That's a dividend stock. I think people who are older need to pick up on their dividends. A bit to get passive income, but I already invest in dividends. Um, I like QQQ, I like SCHG, um, VOO. So yeah, GRNY. Um, there's a— yeah, there's a— and, and I like REITs also, you know, VNQ, that's a dividend. So, um, I like, you know, ETFs are safer than, um, individual stocks, although I do invest in a lot of individual stocks, right? So, but ETFs usually do very well if you're thinking long term. They are safer play, they balance your portfolio, they're not as volatile as individual companies. So a lot of people are doing it wrong and they don't have enough ETFs. And sometimes, like, if you want to, a tech, you know, like instead of investing in one tech company, you can do a tech ETF, you know, you can do oil ETFs, you can do, you know, um, uh, real estate ETFs. Um, so, um, and yes, Megan, I am DCA and also in iTrust. As well. So, um, SLD— LSAD says, I love some dividends. Yeah, you want to get paid. So at some point, like, growth stocks are amazing. I'm more into growth stocks because I have the time for it to grow. But if you're older and you're like over 60 years old, you're looking for some passive income real right away, right? And so, um, that's, that's cool. Um, Noga says FXAIX is good and cheap.. So you guys can also check that out. I like to put in what you guys are also invested in as well, right? Um, thank you so much, Trent. You're awesome. I've been following you very short period of time, but I must say you're awesome. Thank you so much. You are so kind. I appreciate that so much. And I see you from Hawaii. Let's get into it. I want to share something that you guys probably don't know happened, and y'all know I like to bring the, the, uh, the news to you and things that's happening that people are overlooking so that you can understand uh, what smart money is doing. And I had a— I just did a video today, oh my goodness, on the difference between what smart money is doing while retail is, uh, pretty, pretty afraid, right? So, um, and there's just a huge difference with what they're doing with your fear, right? So, uh, today— what's today's date? Because it was today, um, April 15th. Something happened in Japan. Now Japan been— it's been a lot of stuff happening in Japan, right? And I'll get to some more, uh, Super Chats. Again, like the video, subscribe if you have not already. Let me say this: nothing I say is financial advice. Everything I say is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Always do your own research. But today, 44 million people woke up this morning with the ability to buy XRP using their loyalty points, um, and spend it at, I want to say, 5 million merchants across Japan. I'm going to explain what that means. They can now buy groceries, clothing, travel, electronics, everything with their XRP. I'm going to explain what happened. Um, and I, I want to help make sure that this land right, because XRP is now there. It's being used as money, like I'm talking about actual spendable money in the hands of 44 million people, okay? Um, buying real things right now today. So somebody said XRP in W, love it. Uh, so I'm going to explain exactly what happened. Let me just say this too before I even get into it, like I don't think people are genuinely seeing what's being built right in front of their face, okay? Remember, I do want to remind you guys, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, all right, Miss Old Fannie, um, they basically the same entity, but they just said you can use crypto to collateralize a home purchase, okay? I need y'all to think about what's happening. You do not have to liquidate now to buy a home. You do not have to convert to cash. Your digital assets can now sit behind one of the biggest financial decisions of your life. And then remember also, Benson, um, the U.S. Treasury Secretary, did come out and say we are in a Bretton Woods realignment. Okay, if you don't know what that means, um, Bretton Woods was the agreement that made the dollar the world currency back in 1944. So he was literally saying that we're in that kind of moment right now, a restructuring of how, uh, the entire world stores and moves value. All right, some people still don't know about tokenization in the blockchain, right? We got stocks, bonds, mutual funds, equities— they're all going on chain, meaning people can start participating in finance without the dollar being the requirement entry point at any level. Right? So say I'm long Fannie Mae. There's a transitioning happening, and they again, they building right in your face. Do you all remember when the— uh, do you all remember the day you walked into a bank and saw that big old ATM machine sitting inside the, uh, inside the bank? I remember one day walking inside the bank and, and I went right to the teller because my— your mom, you know, you, you just, you do what's on automation, like there's things happening, but people just don't see it because they're so accustomed to what they normally do. That's why even in my day-to-day activities, I don't like doing anything that I don't want my brain to capture, because it becomes automated. It's like if you wake up in the morning, you grab your phone and start scrolling, your brain's going to remember that, it's going to record that. So if you don't want your brain— and then it's going to make it easier for you to do without thinking. Now that's good with good habits, but that's not so good when you have bad habits where you're training your brain to go on autopilot for something that's a bad habit, right? So I'm very aware of that. So I don't like waking up and hitting the alarm clock 50 million times. My brain is going to get used to that pattern, you know what I'm saying? So if I pop right up and I'm not hitting the alarm button, my brain is going to pro— it's going to be programmed to do that without it being a big deal to me. Okay, so we gotta pay attention to that. Anyway, I walked past the, the big old ATM thing, right? I mean, slowly but surely the banks were switching us over because it was a time where you couldn't even go to an ATM. You had to ride— if you did have a drive-through, like, you had to, um, send the money, shoot the chute, goes across, you know, it was a little process. And then it came to the ATMs, and then all of a sudden, you know, you know, the tellers were missing. I'm like, where all the tellers goes? But I'm still going to the teller, and the teller like, hey, you know, you could you know, get your money out of that machine. And it's like, well, no, because the ATM has a limit. And it's like, no, that's a different type of machine. Like, you can get as much— a little bit— a lot more out of this machine. And it's like, it was there, but I didn't see it because I'm not paying attention. And I'm not seeing that there's something else being built. There's an automation being built that requires less and less of humans to operate. And so I'm just saying this to say that we're in the beginning stages of this, but when it comes out, it's going to be like a flood. And that's what I mean by, like, when it happens, it might happen so quick people don't realize, like, that it was even there all along. And it's— and it really is— it's been like this for a very long time. It's just people weren't paying attention. So I bring you this news so that you can start paying attention to what is being built. Okay, so let me give you a full picture, um, of what happened today. And I saw a couple of people put a little bit in the chat, um, Rakuten. Rakuten is Japan's Amazon, so that's the closest comparison I could give you. Okay, but, but even that comparison, I say, I will say undersells it, uh, because Rakuten is not just an e-commerce, it is banking, it is Um, it involves travel, telecommunications, streaming, insurance. All of it is under one loyalty system that connects everything together, okay? And so, um, and so what Japanese consumers, um, shop online— when they shop online, they earn Rakuten points, basically, all right? And somebody said, um, Claritin will, uh, a Clarity— Claritin, that's allergy medicine. Clarity will pass in May. Uh, yeah, we'll see about it, you know. Hopefully it does. And, um, so they say bingo. So, um, and sorry if I gotta move and stuff, my back is still, uh, healing. Okay, so they earn, uh, royalty points when they use, um, Rakuten. When they shop online, they earn Rakuten points. So when they book a flight, they earn Rakuten points. When they use their Rakuten credit card at a convenience store, they earn the points. Um, so it's woven into their daily life the same way airline ticket— you know how you get rewards when you use airline tickets? That's, you know, when you travel. Except Rakuten Points, um, it touches almost every single category, not just a spending category. All right, and, uh, let me just, um, let me get to— I think I missed a Super Chat. Hold on one second. I just— thank you so much, um, Aisha. I hope I didn't miss any more. I know I just saw another one come through at the bottom, so I'll get to that. Uh, I, I pre— I appreciate you guys with your Super Chats. Thank you, Megan Melison. Love my clarity call so much. Oh, thank you so much, Dr. K Rocks. Yep, make sure y'all sign up for that clarity call if you, if you need some help. Yes, indeed, we, we had a great time. We had a great time. Um, and so thank you so much. You guys are just so kind. And thank you so much, Megan. Uh, mega, mega million. All right, so, um, uh, so Rakuten is like used with everything, so they, they, um, add up points. And so now, right now over 3 trillion Rakuten points are sitting in wallets across Japan, right? 3 trillion. So what that number does is it converts into approximately $23 billion, all right? So starting today, um, right now, April the 15th, okay, those points can be converted to XRP. Their points can be converted to XRP. And then that doesn't— it don't end there, y'all. That XRP can be spent immediately over— look, uh, Eric said, I have a Rakuten account. Awesome, love it, love it. And most of y'all don't even know this. And again, that's why I'm trying to explain what's going on right now, because you, you can see what is happening, okay? It may not be like, you know, breaking news, uh, right, you know, XRP can now be spent using gross— like, they're not gonna tell you this stuff. The whales and the, um, I again, I just did a video. The whales with the biggest wallets have been accumulating. I ain't even gonna tell y'all how much they accumulating every day. Just wait for the video because I break it out. But so anyway, starting, starting today, they can convert those and then they can use that to spend at over 5 million merchant locations across Japan through Rakuten Pay. So this is on groceries, clothing, electronics. Everyday stuff that people need. Okay, now what does this mean? Because for years there have been so many people that— so many critics to XRP. I had some on my— on here the other day talking about XRP, you use a lot, you know, whatever, I'm a liar, XRP is not going anywhere, it's a trash. That's what a lot of people say, comments, and they, they comment other people's stuff, but yet I guess the institutions and Charles Schwab, and, you know, and I think they were talking about digital assets as a whole. Charles Schwab, there's news on them. I did a video about that as well. So I'm keeping you guys updated on these institutions are sliding on in there, okay? So there's skeptics that's always said, okay, the infrastructure sounds very impressive, but where's the real-world usage, okay? So I think there were people who, who are like, let me see how regular people can use these things, even though remember XRP is made for institutions. But show me it functioning as real money and not just a settlement token moving between banks. Well, guess what? Rakuten just proved that it's money. Okay, so this is different because there's other crypto projects that make these announcements And then I feel like sometimes they're just very theoretical because maybe somebody just want a press release, or you have a company say, oh, we now accept this and that, um, but then months later nobody's really using it because the process is very complicated, or because if they say, oh, we use Bitcoin, it's too volatile or whatever. And so it's not really people actually using it, um. And so Rakuten, it's not, it's not a press release, y'all. It is infrastructure that 44 million people already use every single day for the things that they're already buying. They, they can transition, right? So XRP didn't get added to a crypto exchange somewhere where people just trade digital assets. XRP just got added to a payment layer of daily life for tens of millions of people who were probably never even thinking about crypto at all. But they're gonna see it. Just like, just like I finally saw those ATMs in there. And I don't know how long they was in there. I just know, you know, sometimes you just wake up and you see it, and sometimes you just don't see— you know, it's just like that car you want. Y'all ever wanted a particular car, or maybe you bought a car and you thought you was the only person that had that car and that it was rare or whatever, or you got something and then all of a sudden you start driving and you start seeing that car everywhere? It's always been there. You just wasn't looking. You wasn't paying attention. Okay, and so people are gonna realize when they come in on the, on the dead end or something, they're gonna say, oh, I didn't even know this was a thing. Well, yeah, it's been a thing for years and we've been accumulating and now you barely got any of it. So even when people do jump in on the last minute, they're gonna barely have a position. Why? Because they didn't, they didn't have the time and the, the, the price point to be able to accumulate. I just said the other day to somebody, I'm like, I, I don't understand why anybody wants XRP to take off if they don't have a lot of it. Because if it takes off and you don't have a lot of it, you don't— you're not going to be able to accumulate the same way you can right now. It's not going to happen, right? And so if you don't have a lot of XRP right now, you would want it to stay low so you can keep getting in. Now, I, I ain't gonna sit here and act like we don't want it to go at some point, but I'm just saying you got to look at this the right way. This is not— this is something that can make you generational wealth if you get your positioning right and you take, you know, the sacrifices that it, that it takes and stop buying a bunch of other junk and you start putting it in real assets. Okay, real assets. Hey, you say you finally got alive. I love that you're here. So, um, yeah, we're gonna need a trust account set up to move those credits in our account. Absolutely, yes indeed. Um, and, um So make sure you guys— and, and I, I see, let's see, loaded and ready, absolutely. Okay, I've been saying the delay works in and out of favor. I'm praying XRP go low while DCA. Yeah, um, I'm praying that it goes low too. I'm praying that it drops. I'm making sure I didn't miss any super chats. I got a lot of, uh, comments coming through, but, but I wanna, I wanna level you guys because this is, um, this is different. You know what I mean? It's different when you get to the level of retail. We have a lot of institutional stuff that's happening. Okay. This is what I would call— it's a different category of adoption, right? Because think about how most assets transition from speculative to monetary. If you think about it, it's not like— you got to understand, this is not— and I'll get to some more of the Super Chats. It's not one huge moment, okay, that comes. It is a gradual accumulation of use cases that kind of slowly shift how people think about what something is. I'm starting to see like even little, um, educational forums about even XRP, like with small little groups helping them to understand. I saw one today that was even describing and helping people to understand the difference between Ripple and XRP, because some people still don't know the difference between them. And so they look at Ripple and what Ripple is doing— Ripple is doing this and that, and XRP is still— XRP and Ripple are not the same. Okay, XRP is a commodity. It's not the same as a business. And some people still look at XRP like it's a stock, like it's Amazon, like it's Tesla, right? And so XRP is not going to move to the beat of Ripple like it's not a security. If it's a security, then it does move to the beat of a, of a company and their CEO. It doesn't do that. And so I know when people are still frustrated about it, I know they still don't understand it. So anyway, I saw a forum where some— where people were being educated on the difference between them. And so people are being— they're starting to educate, um, but there's a, there's a gradual shift happening. And gold went through it for, for centuries, okay? The dollar went through it also after Bretton Woods. Every monetary instrument in history started as something else and then became, uh, money through adoption at scale, right? So what Rakuten just did is one of the most significant, uh, single steps in XRP's transition from speculative asset that people hold hoping, uh, you know, for a price obviously to move, uh, it's, it's turned into a monetary instrument that people use, okay? And it's convenient now. It's an option that's available to them, right? So, um, what's up, George? I see you, I see you. Uh, good to see you as well. Right. Um, my friend, I invest with Charles Schwab IRA brokerage accounts. My question is, how do you know about the new cryptocurrency? Uh, how do I know? Um, what do you mean, how do I know about the new cryptocurrency? I know Charles Schwab. I know they're making some moves, um, with cryptocurrency. They got a starting position, right? So I just did a video on it. I don't know if that's what you're talking about. I did miss a Super Chat. I'm trying to get back to it. Thank you so much, uh, Nata Marley. What do you think, uh, would be a lot of XRP? Do you think 1,000 is a good place to be? Yeah, I think 1,000 is a great place to start. Whenever anybody asks me how much XRP I should accumulate, I say if you have none, if you're, if you're someone starting off and you're just getting started, and you— I think you should try to aim to get to 1,000. You know, maybe get $100 as quick as possible and then go to, you know, $250, $500, $750, $1,000, um, and then accumulate from there. I mean, because the more you accumulate— think about this— it depends on do you want to take any, um, do you want to take a little off the table as it's running, right? So if somebody did get in at $1 and, you know, I think the lowest that we've had recently was like $1.10. Let's say somebody got in at $1.10 and they decided when it hit like anywhere between $5 and $7, they was going to take profit. That's more— way more than 100% return. That's like a 5x, 6x. Let's say they wanted to wait till it get to $10 to $20. First of all, retail can move it easily. I think SHX was up 20% in just 24 hours and maybe another 20%. SHX was on the move yesterday. The last couple of days. Um, not, not 100% yet, but I'm just saying, to move like— I mean, Shiba Inu was moving 90% in a day. Retail can move a stock and do a 10x or 20x very easily. So if somebody did want to say, hey, I want a 10x return or whatever, people do it all the time with cryptocurrency, right? Um, I'm talking about more repricing the asset based off the value because of institutional adoption. That does take time, that requires a little bit, but 1,000 is really great. You're, you're, you're ahead of most people who hold XRP if you have 1,000 XRP. But, um, the more you have, the more flexibility you have, right? So it's up to you and your plan. If you got 1,000 and you just want to hold on for dear life, you just got to wait longer. So the less you have, the more longer you got to wait. If somebody went all in or started really loading up they don't have to wait as long, right? The more time you have, the more position you can build up, and you can start scaling out even at different prices. Thank you, Mama, uh, Mommy Wolverine. Thank you so much. Is US, uh, behind other countries regarding crypto? Well, we have a president that wants to make, uh, United States the crypto capital of the world, and I think that they're going to do a good job if they get the Clarity Act. But, um, you got to pay attention because Europe made some, you know, is making moves, and they kind of can sometimes beat, you know, US to the table. Japan right now, I mean, they're ahead of the game in the sense that they would be probably— they have the opportunity to be the first country to, um, adopt XRP at an institutional level, at scale. And, uh, and you know, when you have one institution jump in like that, a lot of times other institutions will jump in. So, you know, it's— it's— we got to see how the Clarity Act is going to happen. This is a global reset, by the way. So yeah, I hope, you know, it looks like we are starting to, um, everything is starting to fall where they must— where they should. But remember that Japan is the, the closest partnership to Ripple, okay? So SBI Holdings is one of the close— they have one of the closest partnerships as far as an institutional bank Okay, so they're, they're already ready to like load it up. And, and Japan has a history of being resilient, okay? Go back and look at their history. They, they can go from nothing to something. They have a very resilient history, which means they, they know how to survive, seriously. And we're, again, we're in this transition where there's this speculative asset where, you know, it's moving with Bitcoin. So, you know, it's still speculative in as far as the price is concerned, um, and the prices, you know, obviously where sentiment is. And remember, the price gets moved by the exchanges, right? But there's a lot happening with that anyway, um, that I'll talk about on a different day. But monetary instruments will eventually get priced based on utility and demand. Eventually it will get there. And the demand that created, uh, was created when 44 million— that, that's a part of a, the demand story. There is a supply-demand story that's happening as we speak, right? So that, that demand story gets created when 44 million people start using something as money. That, that, that's fundamentally a different kind of demand than the demand created by people buying it even on the exchanges. So you got to see, we're entering into some different, some different days when it comes to this. Um, making sure I don't miss any, uh, um, thank you so much, um, Marlon. Uh, I appreciate this. I finally got my unstaked tokens off Coinbase. That's good. And if I were you guys, I would get, you know, especially your XRP off the exchanges. Remember, you don't own it if it's on the exchanges, right? And then watch out for scam artists. There's a lot of scam artists out there. If you don't know how to get your stuff off the exchanges, don't let anybody do it for you. Don't let anybody have your seed phrases. Don't let anybody scam you. Don't let anybody call you saying, we're Coinbase and we just saw some crazy activity with your, you know, cryptocurrency. Can you let us know, uh, your seed phrase so we can help you move your— no, nobody should have any level of control over your stuff, okay? I— and if I— if you— if somebody call you saying, this is Kamilah Stevenson, I need your— no. It's not me, number one. It's some scam, okay? They done probably took my voice and, and went on ElevenLabs and, and, and cloned me or something. And clone— they can clone your voice. You better get a password for your family and friends so that people don't call you saying, oh, you better send us this money or whatever. Like, you need a pass— what's the passcode? Because if you ain't got the passcode, this ain't my family member, okay? People have been scammed like that. And just, I do want to say this, I'm never in the comments asking you for your, your, um, information, okay? These— the scam artists got like crazy. I, I— they got crazy, all right? I would say something that happened, but I don't even want to say it because I don't know if I could have scam artists watching me and then they could take that idea and use it. So I don't even want to say it, but I'm telling you, it has gotten absolutely ridiculous. If you are ever unsure, um If you're ever unsure about something, just don't do it, okay? Listen to your gut, all right? Because if I'm ever in a situation where I feel like somebody's unsure about me, or if, if it's— or whatever, I could, I could get on FaceTime and show you it's me, if that be the case, if it's that serious. So if somebody— if you feel like somebody's saying something to you, tell them, get on FaceTime. If they asking you for— and you— and they um, saying that they're me, or, you know, or they're saying that they're somebody else, make them prove it big time. Like, because it's too many scam artists out here, right? So Chief, what's going on? I set up 508 irrevocable, uh, private trust. Yes, it operates outside the U.S. corporation to be taxed as a foundation and ministry trust. I love it, I love it. Moving and shaking. Like, and, um, these are things that you all are gonna have to think about. Because in the future, you got to understand where you will be in the future. Like, you, you gotta— the decisions you make today are a projection of where, you know, things are headed. And you do want to set yourself up appropriately. And I'm not saying you got to do everything right now. And thank you so much for the Super Chat, you are so kind. I'm not saying you got to do everything right now. It depends on where you sit in, in this structural phase, uh, but you better be thinking about it. You better be planning around it because it is a lot of work. It's a lot of work to manage wealth. That's Thank you so much, uh, Keen Man. I appreciate this so much. You guys are so, uh, kind. Also, um, I just watched your TEDx talk about health. Oh, that's awesome. It really touched me. I'm 55 with diabetes and I'm choosing to live. Love it. So that I can be here when XR price appreciates. Thanks for all you do. Thank you so much. And a lot of you all don't know, I am a health coach as well, and I've been doing that for decades. I started off in research with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's and working with chronic disease. And, um, yeah, I have a TEDx talk if you haven't seen it, so look me up and go to TEDx. Very inspiring. I appreciate this, uh, Reggie. And, um, yeah, we got to be healthy enough to be around for what the— you know, what's going to take place, okay? We gotta be, uh, yeah, we gotta be right. Yeah, they got— they are fur— they're, they're very further along, and they have their regulations in place. They have their rules, um, they have their rules already set. In place. So I mean, if we get the Clarity Act, we can, you know, uh, step in a little bit stronger, but that's yet to be determined in a sense. Uh, XRP does have legal clarity in the United States, so that's, that's a thing. Uh, and, and just to finish my thought, make sure you are stewarding over your health because we got to be around to experience the wealth. I'm going to get to some more of the Super Chats, but I do want to, I do want to remind you of something also. I want to remind you that 7 days ago, and I talked about this in my last live Okay, 7 days ago, the Japanese bank, uh, they've been testing for a very long time the rails. They've been testing XRP, and they went to the XRP Tokyo 2026 conference, and they presented live settlement data, actual numbers from real transactions running on corridors between financial institutions. Cross-border payments, they said, settling 60% cheaper than SWIFT in under 4 seconds. That was like institutional proof of concept. So here's a bank showing the receipts, okay? So, and then remember, in the same week— we got all this stuff happening in one week— same week you have institutional investors moved $120 million in XRP exchange-traded products in a single week. 70% of that, um, came from Switzerland, uh, specifically one of the most sophisticated regulated financial, uh, environments on the planet, making a calculated decision that we are going to position into XRP right now. And so again, that's institutional money moving, all right? And then here we go, today Rakuten announces 44 million consumers can buy XRP with their loyalty points and spend it at 5 million merchants across Japan, okay? So that's now like the consumer layer activating in, in real time. So we got all of these different Like, I don't see how people can't see it, okay? I just need you to understand this is a sequence of order and, and things that are taking place that matter. It's not a coincidence, y'all, that we getting good news on top of good news in the crypto space regardless of what the price is doing. Uh, think of how technology actually achieves scale, okay? Not how People talk about it, achieving scale, but how it actually does it in the real world, okay? It almost never happens from the top down or the bottom up alone. The stories that change everything happen in different multiple layers. They activate together. And when the infrastructure is proven at the technical level, at the same time as capital moving in at the institutional level, all at the same time while consumer access opens at retail level, Y'all, you can't even make this up. I don't, I don't even know what to tell you, right? Um, uh, uh, thank you for the Super Chat. Uh, do you have videos for newbies? I'm only buying on Kraken, is that bad? No, it's not bad that you're buying on Kraken. Um, you just want to get a cold wallet and move it from Kraken off the exchanges when you buy it to a cold wallet, right? So Tangem is very easy, it works like a credit card. Like, it's not a credit card, but it works like a credit card or like an Apple Pay, where you just connect, you tap the, uh, the cards to the phone, you connect it, you follow the prompts, and, um, you develop a password. And it's an easy cold wallet, very affordable cold wallet to begin with, right? You do need a cold wallet, okay? The easiest one to start would be Tangem. So I would suggest maybe you get a Tangem. I have a link for Tangem. It'll give you 10% off. It's very affordable. It's the most affordable one. I mean, there's other ones. There's Ledger, there's Trezor, there's Decent. But I think if you're a beginner, I would recommend Tangem, okay? So it is because it's very, very easy to deal with because you're used to dealing with like Apple Pay and, you know, connecting cards to a phone. You, you know, you take your phone, you tap it, and it connects, it syncs. And so it's just easier. Uh, your cards are like your keys, you know, and you can buy 2 of them or 3 of them. I like to have 3 because that's safe. And you just separate those 3 cards. Don't keep them in the same place, you know. You might keep one in a safe or one with a good friend or your, your family member or whatever, um, but I would, I would suggest that you get it off of the exchange because, uh, if they're on the exchange, you have risk and it doesn't belong to you. It's the— it belongs to the exchange and you, and you, you're a creditor and they owe you your crypto. Um, I have beginner— you know, if you follow some, uh, some of my XRP videos, I really try to explain very simple what XRP does. And basically what it does is it moves— okay, um, very simply for— because I know a lot of people are new to this channel— like, if I pay a worker, if I have a worker— but again, XRP is made for institutions, but let me just bring it down to your level. If I need to move money to somebody in another country, I got to go through a wire, you know. I got to go through WeTransfer and all of these other places, maybe PayPal. You can, you know, you go through different, um, places, but they all charge a large fee, and it can take— well, if it's international, uh, no, I don't think we're going through PayPal. I think we— well, yeah, some, some people do. I think PayPal is international. I don't know, I don't use PayPal., right? But if, if I go through a wire, it's going to take forever. It's going to take 1 to 5 days to get to you, and it's going to cost money, um, for that, that wire. And there's intermediaries, there's, you know, uh, problems with that. But what happens if I have an international worker and I used to pay them, and it used to take 3, 4 days for him to get his money, and now I just take my currency and I put it in XRP, and then I send it to his address. I send it to his cold wallet, and then he gets it in 3 to 5 seconds, and now he has the XRP, and now he translates it back to his currency. And it's like, whereas, you know, I gotta wait 3 days, 4 days, and say, hey, did you get— you know, 4 days later, hey, did you get the, uh, the wire I sent you? And they like, yeah or no, or whatever, my bank is slow, or it's the weekend, so no, it took an extra 2 days, versus You know, I asked him, 30 seconds, hey, did you get the XRP? Oh yeah, just came through. 3 to 5 seconds, and now he can convert right back to his currency. So imagine doing that on an institutional level when you are holding trillions of dollars. Banks have to have pre-funded accounts, vostro and nostro accounts, with pre-funded currencies in order to move money from country to country. It's a game changer. That's the most basic. I, I mean, I could tell you a lot about XRP, but if you watch a lot of my videos, you'll understand just a little more every day. I just try to lay bricks like how a house is built, brick by brick. I can't— we can't give you the whole house because like the house is being built in real time. The infrastructure is being built in real time, right? And so, or as I, I can say, it's already built. It's just the rails are being tested and people are starting to slowly you know, realize like, oh yeah, this works, this is going to save us money and stuff. Do you, uh, so that, that's, uh, hopefully answer your question. We'll do one-on-one call, benefits us under $10,000, uh, XRP. Yes, um, because I'm going to meet you at whatever level you're at, and I can guarantee you that if you have any plans on building wealth and investing in the right assets, you have to have the right structure, you have to have a game plan. And I think people realize just how much they need a game plan after they meet with me like, wow, like I didn't realize it. It's work when you are managing your own money. And if you don't know what to do, if you don't understand what, what, what even framework you should have, then you're going to get taken advantage of by a lot of people. Um, and I know because I have been. I have been taken advantage of by lawyers and people who spoke all these technical languages that you barely understand. And oh, this little— this will be, you know, $500, this will be $2,000, this will be $15,000, this will be— and then I go back and I do something on my own that took me a minute, and I'm like, they charged me like $800 to do this. I can't believe it. But you don't— if you don't know it, you don't know, you know what I'm saying? So You— it's better that even when you go to your estate planner, your financial advisors, whoever, it's better that you know a little bit about your framework. Because if you just throw that on somebody's lap and, and they, and they know you don't know what you're doing, and you know, they gonna talk sassy, they gonna talk all this just like the doctors do. They give you all these terms and, oh, it's this term and that term, and we don't even understand what these terms mean. And it, and it might be something real simple but they try to make it very complicated, right? So that you can feel more handicapped and be more desperate so that they can, they can make you take extra medicine that you don't need to take. And, you know, you gotta— you have to have control. And think about it, even wealthy people, you'll see documentaries and stuff where they didn't understand the structure or the dynamic. What was that story that I saw? The boxer, um, What was his name? George Foreman. If you ever watch his show, oh my God, it was so sad. I mean, the man who he had his friend taking care of his finances looked up one day after years, thought he was investing it and, you know, helping him out. And it's, it's horrible when you go— when you're physically— you got a job that's physically demanding like that, you getting punched upside your face and stuff, and then you look up one day and you're like, hey, where's my money? And it's like It's gone. Like, you know, like, so you'll get drained dry. Like, a lot of these millionaires and basketball players and stuff, they didn't understand how to manage their own money and what to do. And, you know, and then you have estate planners that don't educate you. I would like— and I tell you all the time, don't get an estate planner that can't educate you. They need to be educating you about your estate. You shouldn't, you shouldn't say like, oh, I got an estate. Well, what— how's this structure? What is it? Is it revocable? Is it this? And it's like, uh, I, I'm not sure. I, I know that I got this. Nope, they didn't do right. They didn't do right because it's their job to make sure you are crystal clear about your finances and your structure so that you can add to it and you can adapt it along the way. If you never crystal clear it and it's super complex and you don't know where everything is, it's like scrambling. You don't know how to build on top of that. You got to have a foundation that you can build on, all right? So I know I detoured to say that, but I want to say that because I noticed that a lot of people are not really intentionally involved in their finances. Also, your 401k. Well, what's in the 401k? I'm not sure. I know the, the, the job did— nope, nope, nope, nope, nope, nope. Go back and find out if they done invested your money in windmills, because one business company invested all of their clients and, and, and, you know, work hard-working people invested their money in windmills and lost 80% of their pension that they had worked hard for, right? And so sometimes they don't care about, oh, little you and what they investing in. Why? Because they got so much money that they, they got so many— imagine having a big pool of all of this money that you— that they're investing. All they need is the needle to move just a little bit for them to benefit but you little old you, you're not benefiting. Sometimes you'll find out you're losing more money from fees and stuff, and they ain't done nothing with your stuff. And they won't even educate you, they won't even tell you, they won't even call and say, um, I had one lady, um, who, uh, and I only share this for, you know, for, for you guys to be educated. She actually had an HSA account, which is phenomenal, like, because you can fund it and you can, um, and save on taxes and stuff. But, uh, they never told her that they— that she didn't invest in anything for 9— for 9 years. So imagine having your money in a stock account basically that could have interest, and 9 years later you found out you didn't even invest in any assets, right? Now I know, I understand they may think, okay, that's your responsibility or whatever, but man, if they managing your— your— these accounts, they should at least reach out and say something. But that's why you really got to get educated. Anyway, um, I just want to like kind of share that for a minute so that you guys can get really intentional, um, about your finances. I want you to be clear, and that's why I call my calls clarity calls, so that you can have a framework and get clear and not be like all over the place and not know and not feel confident. And just understand, once you— once clarity is— it's, man, a lack of clarity is expensive, you guys. Um, Uh, Caleb and Brown versus iTrust Capital, what's the difference? Um, well, iTrust Capital, um, is a software platform institution that work with institutional-grade, uh, custody, um, accounts. And they offer— Caleb and Brown don't offer this, but they offer, you know, a Roth IRA and a premium IRA, which is a closed-loop system that helps to protect your crypto from not being stolen from the exchange. Of course, the, the key benefit their Roth IRA, you know, to have a tax-free account. Um, you know, same way like if you have a Roth IRA with Charles Schwab, you hold your assets there, and when you max out your Roth IRA, which there is a max of it— today is the last day, by the way, for 2025— uh, whatever it appreciates, you don't pay any taxes on, right? And so I also use them for long-term custody as well. They have staking for Solana, Ethereum. They also have silver and gold in their accounts. And, um, I— they also have treasury accounts for LLCs as well. And so I use them also because on a long-term level, uh, at some point, you know, you're going to want to get yield on some of your, um, cryptocurrencies. And that's, that's something that, um, you know, of course they're going to think about. I think we need the Clarity Act to happen for a lot of these fiduciary services to happen. But at some point, I do want to get yield on my crypto, on my XRP. I wanted appreciating and getting yield at the same time. And so they offer that. But also you can trade in their account as well. You can buy and trade in their account as well. Um, Caleb Brown is a, um, they have a broker basically that you can call at any point. And so I think, um, the, you know, what their highlights are is that, you know, instead of like buying and trading on an exchange where there's a lot of slippage and thin liquidity and you can't get orders through, like on October 10th where this, you know, everything was crashing and everything, you can do limit orders there. And there they have deep liquidity, so you'll get— like, if there's a volatile situation where, you know, um, there's a repricing of assets either going up or a crash going down, you'll be able to get your orders through with them. And it's going to be hard to do that on exchanges because they freeze and have all these other problems. I couldn't even get into my exchange accounts on the day that um, that, that we had that crash. And you don't really want to be working with market orders on stuff like that because, you know, in calm conditions it's fine, but you don't want to be working on market orders because you don't know what price you're going to wind up landing. If it's like thin liquidity, it'll jump to a different price. Like, I bought XRP, I put in a price at $1.90 or something like that but even though the screen said $2.35, I got that order filled, which means somebody else on the other end of that sold theirs at $1.90 even though it was $2.30 after it had repriced back up. So there's a lot of problems with that, but a lot of people love the broker, you know, being able to call your broker and, you know, say, hey, can you get this order in for me, even in the midst of a volatile experience, crash moments and stuff like that. And so, um, that's the difference between, uh, both of them. Right. And so, but I want to stress right now, because even today being the last day of 2025, you know, remember, you know, I always want to say this. When an asset is speculative, people debate whether to hold it. Okay. But when an asset becomes monetary, I believe it's no longer about like holding it. It's about where you hold it and how you put that structure around it. Um, so that when it does fully reprice as a monetary instrument, you can actually keep what, what you built. So most people holding XRP right now, they are holding it in a taxable account. Like, of course, you know, if they take profit or whatever. And so that's why I highly stress holding it inside of a Roth IRA. Um, and I do mine through iTrust Capital, uh, because it's tax-free. It's tax-free. I can take profit, um, and I don't have to pay. And in a tax— in a Roth IRA, you can take profit anytime you want. Right? You just gotta wait that time. But I don't plan on taking profit anytime soon. I just wanted to appreciate because it's tax-free. Um, but you can take profit and redirect it into something else also if you want to. You can trade inside of a Roth account if you want to. Okay, some people trade crypto and trade, uh, they just know, and they keep making money, keep making money. They just know whatever they keep making over the years, whatever that looks like, I will not have to pay taxes on it. Um, and so That is, uh, that's the huge difference. Um, but we do have, uh, the deadline today, and then now you can start, uh, funding for your 2026. And wealthy people, I'll let you know, um, now that, uh, most people who are— even if it's a backdoor Roth, they try to fund at the beginning, um, of the year. They try to fund it ahead of time. Why? Because more than likely you're getting better prices right now while it's suppressed. So I know a lot of people who are also doing backdoor Roth IRAs because the price is so low and they don't want to get in when this stuff like starts taking off. Like, I mean, you may still get in, but I'm just saying you want to get a good position and accumulate as much as you can while it's at this price, right? Uh, so, uh, do consider that as well. Uh, let me look and see. I wanna, um, I, I want to look at the chats and, uh, make sure I'm not missing any Super Chats. All right, thank you so much. I appreciate this, uh, continuous— at continuous, uh, masterminds for the ignorant recommendations. When you say masterminds, what do you mean? Like, um, masterminds that you can be a part of? Coaching masterminds? Digital assets masterminds? Um, I would— I mean, there's a lot of education out there, right? Like, you can, you can go on YouTube and watch so much free content to educate yourself. Um, if you're ignorant, you don't even need a mastermind. All you need— because honestly, masterminds are people putting their minds together, like masters putting their minds together, um, to— so that everybody can have value, to be honest. But if you're just starting off, you know, just, you know, consume some of the, um, some of the, uh, content that are, are helping to educate, for educational channels, honestly, not hype channels and all of that. Um, you know, just trying to clickbait you to, you know, come, come through. But honestly, like, being really educated about digital assets. And, um, and then honestly, the best thing you can, um, do as well— because knowledge is never what changes you. I know y'all may think that. Let me, let me just take a pivot here and say this: you never— you're never going to change anything through knowledge alone. Knowledge is information, um, You, but you got to act on that information, and that a lot of times that happens through your programming, okay, through your identity. And I always say you never outperform your identity, you'll never rise above your identity. Um, even if you stay in your will too long, you never rise to the level of your willpower. You really fall to the level of your systems, your structure, your programming, right? So if you would go deep and deal with whatever trauma you got going, whatever self-insecurities you got going, whatever fear and anxiety you got going— I'm talking about those deep-rooted issues— that's where you actually find real, uh, transformation, okay? Uh, you'll notice that people who deal with their identity and they deal with these underlying issues of who they are, you know what I mean, like addressing that, um, they, they gonna outperform even the most intellectual person on any day. They, they have more emotional intelligence. Uh, building wealth and having success requires a lot of emotional intelligence. And, um, and then your emotional intelligence, it has to be there in order for you to keep what you've built. You can see people, they, they get money all the time, but they can't keep it, right? So you have to be working on you. I'm sorry to tell you, you have to work on you. And I know that I work 80, 90% on me than I even do like trying to get information and, and all of that other stuff. Like, you'll— you'll— people, some people just on overload. They just want more and more information before they make a move. It's people— I come on here every day. You got to ask yourself, if I— if you have been following me for like a year or 6 months and I come on here every day and I say, hey, you really need your own sovereignty, you should get a cold wallet— if you haven't got a cold wallet yet just know, no shade or anything, I just, I promise you, self-awareness is the best step. You got to ask yourself, you know what, why haven't I bought a cold wallet? And you know what it is? It's not information, it's fear. That's an identity issue, you know. I, I'm afraid that I'll do something wrong. I'm afraid of— like, a lot of people are just in fear, you know. That, that's what makes them not move. It's not that somebody else could not know anything and they'd be like, I'm just gonna do it, I'm just gonna— you know what I mean? Because it's built in their programming, in their personality. They just— they're just gonna dive in, okay? They're not gonna wait for everything to be perfect, wait for they have to have the con— I don't wait. I can't wait till I have the confidence. What if I had to try to wait to have the confidence to come on here and speak to you guys, you know, every week? You know, it's gonna be what it is. I'm gonna mess up words. Y'all know I make up words, right? But I don't care. Because I'm— all I'm thinking about is I have a message to give. I have a people that I'm called to. I know what I'm saying is going to hit and land in the hearts of certain people. And then I'm going to also have some haters also, because I'm not here to compel everybody. I'm here to compel and repel all at the same time. Because he that have a hear— a ear, let them hear the message, the gospel. You know, uh, this is good news, by the way. This is news that God wants you to be wealthy and the world needs you to be wealthy. And I'm not the type of person that's gonna sit around and wait for a perfect day for that. That's programming, that's not information, you guys. More information is not going to make you act. You got to work on you every single day. You got to work on your mindset. I don't know why I even pivoted to this, but I think it was necessary. Um, uh, let me get to these super chats. Uh, one-on-ones are there for anybody. 10, thank you so much, Dwayne. And, and he's one of my one-on-ones Um, 10x, uh, 10 XRP or 10K XRP? Absolutely. I think I appreciate that so much. Um, I'm here, I want all of you guys to win. Tangem is so easy for anybody, um, uh, who is new to this. Tangem is so easy, I promise you. Um, it will, uh, it'll be easy. You follow the steps, you, um, when they, when they send you the Tangem card, uh, it's very, very easy. I want to make sure I didn't miss any more. I'm sorry, I'm going to miss a lot of because because I'm scrolling, scrolling, because I'm trying to make sure that I respect the Super Chats and giving to the channel. Um, and but I'll be back on Saturday, don't worry. I'm gonna rock with you guys, and there's some more, uh, new information, um, that I'm gonna have by the end. With the Roth account in the iTrust Capital account, are you still penalized for withdrawals before 59 and a half or no because it's cryptocurrency? Yes, any Roth account you, you will be penalized for withdrawing too early, but with Roth accounts you can withdraw whatever you put in. You just can't withdraw the appreciation unless there are a few exceptions. And, um, I don't know 100%. It may be like a first-time house or you get sick or something like that. Um, you can contact iTrust Capital for sure. I'll put their number in the description and ask them about that. But, um, there are some stipulations, some exceptions, um, to that. But you can always withdraw what you put in. You just gotta wait it. Um, thank you so much. Y'all so kind. Y'all so kind. Y'all are so kind. I love you guys. That's so sweet. Um, so, and then I think I have one more. Um, Dwayne, what's going on? Thank you so much, I appreciate this. I don't just spend any, uh, money anywhere and I research. Uh, good. I listen to many people on YouTube and never have paid anyone. Good, I love that. I invested in Dr. K 85% because she's smart, 15% because she's beautiful. My wife, my wife watches. Thank you guys so much, I love you guys. And I know you guys are like preparing for something so amazing. And yep, I got a chance to work with him and him and his wife, um, lovely people on one accord, building, moving, shaking, and I love to see it, you know. So I, I definitely, um, I appreciate you guys so much. Megan, thank you. True health means being whole, and I love that, and that is so the truth, right? Um, thank you so much. I appreciate this. This is so awesome. Yeah, I'm on here just— I just love to add value, and that's what I'm here to do. And like I said, I'll be back on Saturday to rock with you guys All the links, uh, for everything is in the description. Uh, make sure you know that you continue to do your due diligence. I'll be back on, like I said, and I'm always here to help advance you guys into bigger and greater things as much as I can. I, I'm just a servant, I promise you. I don't even deserve it, um, to, to be here and to have the love. I don't know if I deserve it, you know. I think I just get more than I deserve in life. I know that, you know what I mean? And hopefully you guys recognize the same too. That you have more than you deserve. You know, I've gone through a rough week, back pain, all kind of stuff, but man, I'm still here. I still can move. I still got breath in my lungs. I got so much to be grateful for, and I also got you guys to be grateful for. So thank you so much. I want to say I appreciate each and every one of you all. Thank you so much, Percy. Um, hey Kamilah, you mentioned identity several times. How do we start to, to rise in identity affirmations? Oh, that's a, that's a, that's a loaded question. Um, you got to do the work. I mean, um, sometimes you got to go back in order to go forward, okay? A lot of the things that we're doing right now, a lot of the, uh, the actions and the habits and where we are, the decisions that we make right now, they're really connected to the past whether we know it or not. Um, and they're— a lot of times they're connected to a narrative that we have in the past, okay? An emotion that we have in the past. The thing of the past, whatever that experience is, come and gone. But if you have an emotion connected to that event, then it'll find itself in your present. For example, let me give you a quick example, um, and I just want to answer this real quick because he asked it. You know, if you, uh, if you were abandoned by your father, okay, um, and your father rejected you or something, and then you wind up trying to get a job in the, in the present, and let's say you didn't get the job, you may attach the feeling of like, I'm not good enough because I didn't get this job. But really, that, that That narrative is attached somewhere to maybe in your childhood when you felt like, I wasn't good enough, and why didn't my father love me? You know, it must have been me. And that narrative can sometimes shape, you know, the way you move about life. And honestly, life is really a reflection of your own identity. Like, people think they're responding to life. Life is really responding to them. And sometimes you got to go back and change those narratives in your past, and you'll start finding out that your presence starts to change also. Right? And so sometimes the present for some people is just the past rehearsed all over and over again, and they don't realize the connection somewhere, the trauma somewhere in the past. So you got to go backwards and do a little bit of work and change those narratives and deal with whatever hurt, pain, rejection, uh, self-hatred, whatever those issues were and how they crept in and who defined them for you, you know. And, and that, that's not an easy thing, right? And so it, it's— it can be tough sometimes, But I promise you, if you, if you start to do the work and you start to dig and try to figure out why am I, why am I so fearful, why am I afraid, why can't, uh, why do I feel like, um, I always procrastinate, like a lot of times that's just, that's, that's connected to something. And, uh, and it's a process, it's a lot of work like I said, but a lot of this stuff, um, is connected to childhood pain and trauma, um, even as an adult connected to childhood tra— uh, pain and trauma. And sometimes you, again, you got to change those narratives, um, in order, in order for you to have breakthrough. Um, and sometimes it takes therapy, sometimes it just takes, um, uh, being honest with yourself and, um, you know, releasing your emotions, you know, and just, um, accepting, you know, where you are and leaning into that, leaning into how you feel. Sometimes you got to process that with the right people. So again, that's a short answer. Um, I could go into deep understandings of this. Uh, as a matter of fact, uh, I have some podcasts that I did a long time ago. I might, I might, uh, link one. I might link one below on, um, just how to deal with trauma. I, I have some podcasts that I did a long time ago, uh, before you guys were watching me. I was doing podcasts on health and trauma and, and all of those type of things. And so, uh, I'll link some of that stuff below. But I can guarantee you, if you start to address your identity, address your way of thinking, address your mindset your habits and, and the way you do things, I, I can guarantee you that, um, you're— you, you got to change you. And when you change you, then you'll change the outcome of what that person does. The beautiful thing about the mind is it doesn't know what's real or not, right? It doesn't. So even with your imagination, even with your belief systems, if you can see it and believe it and imagine it, a lot of times it'll come true for you. If you can get your body to feel the emotion of what it feel like to actually have what it is that you believe. When you get your mind into that place, then what happens is you reverse engineer back and your mind starts decoding and recoding, and there's new transmitters that starts forming in your mind to become that person that you see in the future. And then that person with that brain, they automatically start doing what that person would do in order to get there. And so eventually they actually get there. Ask any successful person they would tell you the same thing. And as always, I want you to stay wise, stay wealthy, and I'll see you guys in the next video. Like and subscribe on your way out. Peace out.