When you have wealth, you need to see all of it in real time across every account, every asset class, anywhere in the world.

That's why I use Kubara. It's the only platform that gives me a complete and real-time view of everything I own.

That means bank accounts, stocks, private investments, crypto, real estate, and even personal assets like art and collectibles.

But it's not just about tracking where I am today. It's about understanding where I'm headed.

Kubera's fast forward feature lets me model out different financial scenarios. So that means market shifts,

liquidity events, major purchases. So I always have a clear picture of what's

next. I depend on Cabara to say on top of my wealth. And if you want the same clarity, go to

Kubera.com. That's K-U-B-E-R-A.com.

I remember going to the ATM and printing out the slip and seeing this huge number with a bunch of zeros on it and being like, oh my God, I'm done.

I can retire.

I can do anything I want.

I never have to worry about money again.

And obviously, that's not what happened.

That's my friend Andrew Wilkinson.

He became an entrepreneur when he was really young. And before he was even out of his teens,

he was making six figures.

It was just whatever was left over at the end of the month went to me.

And over time, that became $5,000, then $15,000, then $30,000, then $50,000. And the number just kept going up. And it got to a point where, you know, I just couldn't

spend it. And I had to figure out what to do with it. Andrew never planned to be super wealthy,

and he didn't grow up that way either. So throughout his 20s, he learned the hard way which things were worth spending time and money on and which things weren't. I just found that my

life turned into a series of questions from my assistant. He also made a ton of major mistakes

along the way that nearly brought him back to square one. The day after the stock market crash,

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