Building Wealth and Business Legacy

I don't know why Netflix recommended Partner's Track to me. Maybe, it's because I have been so hung on family businesses and dynasties so badly these days that Netflix decided it was time to throw me off the scent.

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Maybe, they want to show me that it's possible to be able to build businesses and wealth even though you don't have children to carry on the legacy yet. Whatever it is, I so love the character, Adler.

Don't look at me like that, I should love Yun, but, trust me this time, she's focused too much on climbing the corporate ladder instead of doing her own thing and I'm not sure I'm a fan of hers just yet, until, maybe, she finds a way to change my mind towards to the end or the middle.

So, I love how Adler oversees everything. He's good at what he does, alright, but, he allowed bright minds to work with him, and see through certain details he may not have the chance to sit through it all and bring a client to signing the contract. It's impressive to see him working on his business and not in it like most people who want to be entrepreneurs would.

He's focused on improving his asset column, and by so doing, he's able to have income-producing investments. This investment portfolio will of course take the rest of the people in the other quadrant to work out the due diligence on every purchase or acquisition that he acquires.

Some of us are often so focused on our income column that we forget to mind our business and build an asset portfolio. We wrap ourselves around working the tiny details of our job and forget to put some of our income away to work for us. We tend to forget there's only so limited time in the world, and we would not be able to work with the same amount of energy we have today forever.

So, we need our asset column to reflect our values. The things we care about. I don't remember where I read it, but I do know someone had said, that if you care about Apple products so much, invest in their stocks, and went on to say the same for other brands that people are pumped about.

It all boils down to learning to not just eat away our earnings but to put some of them to work for us. To build. To compound. To become something we can rely upon during the dark times or say, during the times that we need to relax and enjoy the future of our labor.

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