Only invest in what you deeply understand. The speaker won't touch crypto despite surface-level study, and notes younger workers are quietly leaving jobs for creative side-hustles, signaling a shift toward diversified income.
I choose to risk in areas where I'm an expert, areas which I know about, rather than— there's tons of people out there who are like, want to start a business, so I'll go and invest in crypto. Do you understand the mechanics of how crypto works? I'm a smart guy. I've spent some time studying because I was like, well, everybody's talking about it, so I want to understand at least a little bit of it. I can't get under the hood of understanding what crypto's about enough to warrant putting loads of my money into it. I'll leave that to other people who get it and get finance and everything else. It's not my bag. So I guess I play a bit of a safe game by picking stuff that I'm knowledgeable about. Okay. I've got a lot of respect for a lot of the, I sound really patronising, but the kids these days who are quietly quitting jobs, they're finding creative ways to make money on the side. Some of the side hustles where people are, the whole job culture these days I think is so
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