My Code Of Conduct:
-I’ve never done any sponsored videos on Youtube, TikTok or Instagram to date and if I ever choose to you can be sure I’ll be very open and upfront about it. I don’t think there’s anything inherently wrong with sponsored content as long as it’s done ethically and transparently.
-I’ll do my best to disclose even outside the bounds of any sort of legal requirements. Meaning maybe I didn’t receive money for a video but say I’m friends with the developer, or got early access or some other benefit. Well if that’s the case then I’ll make sure to disclose that so that you’re aware of it.
-It’s always my goal to just share my honest experience and results regardless of anything. I value my reputation for honesty just about more than anything else. We should all be open to honest criticism and if a project has poor performance I think it’s more valuable to highlight that than shy away from it. If a project or team can’t handle someone pointing out their flaws, that’s a major red flag.
- I firmly believe the best way to help people is to just share my journey as transparently as possible. So that others can learn the lessons I’m learning through my experiences by shadowing along on my journey.
-I don’t give investment advice and I’m not trying to convince you to buy anything. When I share that I’ve bought a project and the reason I bought it, that’s to document my mindset and experience. Who knows if that choice will have a positive outcome or a negative one? In general it’s a very poor idea to try to copy trade on Youtube, Twitter, TikTok, etc.
You should be investing based on your own research and understanding of the market. If you don’t understand the space enough to make your own decisions then maybe you should pause before clicking the buy button and take time to learn more. Don't gamble away your life savings based on a YouTube video and certainly don’t do it based on my videos.
-Ideas I talk about WILL fail from time to time. I expect 6/10 of my investments to eventually outright fail. 2 to do ok, 1 to do great and hopefully 1 extraordinary. That is the game theory I operate my risk management off of. I don’t expect to always make the right call, just to make enough right calls that I end up overall making money and growing my wealth.
-I make mistakes all the time. Mistakes are how we learn and I love the saying “fail fast and fail hard.” We learn by taking action, taking risk and making mistakes. Most people forget it wasn’t that long ago I was an unemployed guy with no income, no business and no idea what I was going to do. The person I am today is the result of me taking a lot of risk, trying a lot of things and making a lot of mistakes. If your’e looking for someone who’s right all the time, you might wanna go look somewhere else cause that’s definitely not me.
-I will NEVER reach out to you to try to get you to buy a course or invest in something. If you get a message from someone with my profile picture asking you to invest, it’s a scammer.
-I’m always learning and promise to continue getting better on all fronts. Everyone makes mistakes, and I’m sure I’ll make a few as time goes on. So I can’t promise I’ll be perfect, just that I’ll do my best and learn from my failures.
Disclosures
As I navigate the world world of investing, content creation, and sharing my journey I’m trying to always stay top of my game when it comes to transparency and just in general doing the right thing.
