Worldwide Ty explains why he stopped keeping his life private. Ten to twelve years ago he would have guarded everything, but now he trades privacy for the chance to educate others and build his brand. If you spend time learning, he says, you waste it unless you share what you know.
The price for my privacy is exchange for people getting more educated, this information getting spread around, and I'm known as an educator, and that's why people wanna approach me, then I'mma trade it, and I can make money doing it. I'mma trade that off every single day. 10, 12 years ago, I probably would've said, nah, I'm straight, right? But that was me being more selfish about, you know, what my personal life would be like, whatever the case may be. But now I'm just like, if I spend all this time getting this information, but I don't spend just as much time trying to get it out, what was the purpose of spending all the time getting information? Mm. It's still gonna come off and be a selfish act. 'Cause I was only doing it just for myself at the time. Yeah. So I'm like, well, the exchange for going out and being a front-facing educator and an innovator and somebody who has information that can help another person, is that you'll grow your personal brand. That'll have value in the world. Then you can control your destiny.
