From Business Owner to Investor: Backing Talented Entrepreneurs

The roughly twenty percent,

or really just a few percent, of people who own most of the assets in the world,

in the end almost all of them— including the people at the top of the rich lists—

they are all investors, right? In the end, yeah. We’re players, right?

And then next, for me, the next stage— right now

I’m kind of a hybrid— is starting my own company and getting people to move, right?

Right, that’s what I’m doing.

It is just that at first, that’s where I need to put in capital myself,

and until I create that system, I have to grind hard myself.

It is the same with all the jewelry too,

it is not like it suddenly starts from zero.

I already have things I have built up to a certain extent.

But the ones who really win beyond that, they just do investing, right?

They only throw money into those places. I want to get there,

and I feel like once I get there, I will finally have proper time for myself.

There really are people like that.

True. So I am changing my whole business development toward“ only do investing.”

Like, whenever I make something, invest, make something,

invest— I am increasing that now.

So basically, you put money into someone insanely talented,

and when that person rises up,

you hit big through the shares there, right?

I do not do anything for that myself, I only put the money in.

But that initial money is huge from that person’s perspective, right?

Yeah, it is huge, from the perspective of someone who has not made it yet. Exactly.