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I want my kids to grow up thinking investing is normal, traveling is normal, taking care of your body is normal, and talking about money without arguing is normal.
A lot of what children believe is possible comes from what they see at home.
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After years of making music, We decided to build something for creators.
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Morgan Freeman was not wrong when he said, "Become a man who can face a breakup. lose a job. deal with debt and still say, ‘God is with me. I’ll figure it out."
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Sometimes I see the way people present themselves on the internet and I just KNOW they ain’t no fun in real life.
It’s frustrating af hearing certain beats trend now I might’ve tried to send years ago and niggas ignored or wasn’t fw
Business wise this FN stay ahead of the curve
Russell Simmons says his ex-wife took his $800,000,000 stock to bail out her new husband.
In the video below, the Def Jam co-founder explains how he found out.
Simmons and Kimora Lee were together for 15 years and raised two daughters.
After the divorce they stayed close. He even calls himself godfather to her other children.
Her next husband was Tim Leissner, a Goldman Sachs banker who pleaded guilty in the 1MDB scandal, one of the biggest financial frauds in history.
Simmons says Leissner’s bail was secured with shares of Celsius, the energy drink he helped build.
“One day they just took it behind my back and gave it to the government as his bail.”
Back then the shares were worth $60–70 million. Today, he says, they’re worth around $800,000,000, and he’s suing to get his half back.
Kimora denies it and says Tim’s money paid for that stock.
Did Kimora have the right to use that stock, or did she just steal it?

















