Hey, I’m Dom — entrepreneur, investor, full-time opportunist, and the man behind the cartoon. I write about money, mindset, and freedom across the 5 dimensions

California
Joined July 2014
“Freedom isn’t about doing nothing — it’s about choosing what matters most.” My first post on Substack is live! #GenYFinanceGuy #Substack #WealthBuilding
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Getting to the income level is faster than the net worth but that income if managed properly is a sure path to decamillionaire status.
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Your career changes the day someone bets on you before it makes sense. Find your First Believer. Credit to @ShaanVP for sparking this post. 🙏 What’s one small promise you can deliver this week that would earn belief? Drop it below—I’ll hold you to it. 👇 1/9
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This piece was inspired by @ShaanVP’s philosophy of shipping, storytelling, and stacking tiny wins. Would love your take—what did I miss? 8/9
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If you’re hunting for your First Believer (or becoming one), read the full playbook + examples here: 🔗open.substack.com/pub/genyfi… RTs help others find theirs. ⚡️ 9/9
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The simple rule that changed everything… Save 50% of after-tax income. Spend the other 50% guilt-free. Following this rule has been life-changing and over the last decade has allowed us to go from ~$200K in Net Worth to $13.5M.
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I’m 22. 2 years ago, I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life. Then I found Naval Ravikant on the Joe Rogan podcast, and created a life of freedom and meaning via the internet. Here are his 10 most powerful teachings (that will change your life too):
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If you’re head down in grind mode, please look up and open the aperture and get some perspective. Link to post found in thread below 👇
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What kind of Maker are you? I'm not ashamed of being a copycat. They say that imitation is the highest form of flattery, right? @elonmusk @JeffBezos Check out the post with the link in the comments below 👇
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My original goal was to be DONE by 40! I’m obsessed with goals. Big ones. Audacious ones. Goals that most people would say are “unrealistic” or “too ambitious.” But here’s the funny thing: I’ve found that when you set targets that make you uncomfortable – goals that stretch your imagination and force you to grow - you not only rise to meet them, you often end up arriving much sooner than expected.
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