A first-person monologue by Worldwide Ty describing how taking risks to build an independent business and music career created surplus resources and "celebrity capital". The speaker explains using that capital while traveling—to sporting events, cultural activities, conferences and concerts—to learn, network, scout investment opportunities in new companies, and to gather material for books written from real-life experiences.
And we took a risk to build a business and a music independently. So we have just enough surplus of money that I can go out with, like, celebrity capital. So, Brent, money with my money is celebrity capital. But, hey, I got some celebrity capital. I'm trying to invest into these new companies. So me traveling around a lot is like, I'm going to all the sporting events, I'm going to some of the cultural things. I'm going to conferences, I'm going to, you know, concerts. I'm, like, just learning about new cities, jumping on people tours, learning what the managers are talking about or learning or I'm just constantly, always moving so that I can learn to be able to, because I'm writing these books as I'm real life, seeing these shits, you know what I'm saying? So they being written while I'm living.
