Achraf Hakemi watches my videos

23 Aug 2023 · 1 min

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In this monologue, Jerry Taylor claims that soccer star Achraf Hakimi applies the principle "own nothing, control everything" by sending 80% of his $24 million income to his mother, who then purchases his assets such as houses and cars. Taylor uses this anecdote to illustrate how an irrevocable trust can remove legal ownership of assets, thereby shielding them from lawsuits, creditors, and divorce. He recommends that high‑net‑worth individuals use offshore jurisdictions like the Cook Islands, Nevis, or Belize for such trusts. The video concludes with a promotional call‑to‑action to sign up for Taylor’s newsletter.

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After watching my videos, soccer player Achraf Hakimi put the lesson about owning nothing and controlling everything into action. Hakimi, who reportedly has a net worth of around $24 million, sends 80% of his income to his mother, and his mother buys all of his assets, his houses, his cars, although she apparently doesn't know anything about that. So it was a real shock to his wife, Hiba Abouk, when she filed for divorce from him. To learn that he doesn't own anything. This is the same way that an irrevocable trust protects your assets. When you put your assets in an irrevocable trust, you don't own the asset anymore, the trust does, which means that the assets in that trust are protected from lawsuits, creditors, and yes, divorces. And if you've got as much money as Hakeemeh, the best place to do this would be the Cook Islands Nevus or Belize. Own nothing, control everything. And sign up for my newsletter in my bio link.