The Future of Wealth, Capital, the Economy, and Business

Welcome back everybody to the AJ Osborne podcast!

Well everybody, it’s been quite the crazy year for a lot of us. In one way or another we’ve all been affected by these global, national, and local events that have had massive impacts. There’s been a lot of uncertainty and discourse as a result of these events. Rightly so, we all have questions and concerns and a lot of us are looking for direction.

What does all this mean for the long term? How about the short term? Where do we invest? How do we invest? Where do we put our money? What will be the effects of the stimulus being injected into the economy?

These are just a few of the questions I’ve seen coming up over the past several weeks and today’s podcast is going to cover each and every one of these topics.

Something we absolutely need to do is take a long look at where we’ve been and get a really good idea of where we’re going. We need to look at the past to gauge and plan for the future. There are some major social and economic lessons we need to study and learn from our history books. So many of the same or similar events play themselves out over and over again throughout history, we simply need to take note and do what we can to prepare or even totally avoid our social and economic mistakes of the past.

So much of this is exactly why I’ve chosen to invest in real cashflowing assets. I’m going to talk about the importance of cashflowing assets, the perks, understanding risk, and more. At the end of the day, we shouldn’t be asking where to put our money, we should be asking what kind of a strategy can we build where we can control our money and thus, know exactly where to put it and when.

All said and done, I think we have an amazing future ahead, but it’ll take work and smart decision making done with a heavy emphasis on the long term.

Listen in and let me know what you all think. Shoot me your questions and comments on social media (links below), or submit them on our Self Storage Income website (also linked below).

Thanks everybody, AJ