If I was 20 again, I’d stop chasing fun and start building leverage.

I’d learn how to code and how to use AI properly - not for prompts, but for building systems, automations, content, research and businesses. The people who master AI won’t replace jobs, they’ll replace companies.

I’d invest weekly even if it was $10. Bitcoin. S&P500. Gold. Boring and consistency builds wealth.

I’d take uncomfortable jobs, ask stupid questions and risk looking behind, because comfort delays growth more than failure ever will.

I’d treat health like a non-negotiable. Less alcohol. Less parties. More gym. More competitive sport. Energy compounds faster than money.

I’d build a personal brand early, even if nobody watched. Attention is the new equity.

I’d spend more time with friends in real life, because one day you won’t realize the last time was the last time.

I’d learn in public. Share mistakes. Document lessons. Stop gatekeeping.

And I’d learn business early because skills make money once. Systems make money forever.

Most people wait until 30 to wish they started at 20.

Don’t be most people.