How I Live On $25,000/Month In New York City

I think the NFT and web3 stuff is just complete nonsense. I think it's inferior entrepreneurs slapping their web3 name on crap that no one wants and hoping that it's going to work.

Getting popular on Twitter and Instagram and things like that, I think it's an incredibly empty feeling for most people, and I think it's complete nonsense, and your time would be spent building a company or focusing on your family than getting popular on social media. I think it's empty. I think that it's, like, small boy stuff.

Starting a newsletter is really popular right now. Most people don't realize it is a treadmill. It is very challenging to create new content ... Any type of content business—very, very, very, very hard.

I would say the biggest thing, though, that I am freaked out about is raising a spoiled kid and raising a kid that's going to be a drug addict... I genuinely have, like, a deep fear in me.

I hate flying. I do not like to fly at all. So, typically, if I have to go somewhere, even if it's like 12 hours away, I tend to drive. I do not like to fly. When I fly now, I fly business class.

At first, I did something that I advise everyone not to do, which is I bought a few things. I bought some real estate. I bought a fancy car. I think that brings close to no happiness.

My home that I live in in Austin, I paid $900,000 for it. So, my monthly mortgage, and taxes, I think, it's 5,000 or 6000, somewhere in between that with taxes.