Well, people, first they get into stocks, then they start a business and then they get real estate.

One of the stock is like, it's owning a percentage of a great business.

The people who aren't wealthy is because they don't own nothing.

You only have your money sitting in cash. If your money is just sitting in cash, realistically, you're becoming poorer every day.

The key to wealth is through ownership.

At about 9 or 10, I saw my moms get shot in front of my feet. My early years were surrounded with violence.

I saw my mom selling drugs, I saw my mom arriving, I saw my moms get robbed, I saw her get shot and then she laid her on, went to prison.

Right, so I saw that early. At 14, my mom was in prison and I lost my grandmother.

Which was who I was living with at the time. 14, I'm homeless. I'm just on survival mode.

Like the world, I just won't get to the next day. I won't make as much money as I can so I'm in crack.

So at 16, I go to prison for a timber on a robbery.

But in prison, I had a fight with two of my homies. In prison, we fight for like four hours.

He's back-to-back, I'm just fighting one after another. We just fight.

And I go to South Turk and find it.

And at this time, all these parish prisoners consider like one of the worst parish prisons in the United States of America.

And I go to the cell and I meet this white guy.

That was the turning point of my life.

He was like, man, listen man, there's a game that's being played.

And you're playing a game that you can't win.

For a minute, I just thought thinking about the people who I knew that was in the streets.

Everybody lost. Everybody's suffering the same fate.

He has on a red and white man at the time. The red and white man means you're in federal custody.

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