So I tell people, it's just really just getting more smarter,

you know, invest into, you want to invest into more assets.

Some things that you don't need, like for example, I had seven or eight cars.

Now, I'm down to like three cars because I know I don't need seven or eight cars, right?

So I prepare myself just in case the rain do come.

I'm not stuck out here without no umbrella, you know.

So I tell people, you want to make sure that you keep everything that you need,

far as your assets and stuff that really matters, safe and stuff that you don't need.

Probably let it go, you know, you can always go back in and repurchase it.

You know, like 2001 was like the market with houses was overpriced, cars overpriced.

So when the market go down, it's not going to be like that.

A lot of these liabilities are going to be for sale.

So you're like, you saving your cash.

You're saving my cash, getting rid of some stuff while I still,

while I still can sell it, you know, because like the start market,

like a lot of stocks took a, took a, took a tumble.

That's how it's going to be probably with a lot of these liabilities and a couple assets too.

But real estate, always going to bounce back stocks, good companies, always going to bounce back too.

So you want to invest in good companies and good things so that you're doing the right thing for the future.

And three, two, one.

You're listening to the Real Social Proof Podcast with Mr. Sleegus Fusaka himself, David Shand.

Let's get it.

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