Garrett

This is a good tweet that deserves more likes.

We lost two pregnancies a few years ago before our healthy, perfect baby girl was born. We never found out why, or what we could do to change the outcome. As NASA and SpaceX engineers, when a satellite fails, it's not acceptable and we investigate why. I was shocked at the lack of answers in miscarriages. We discovered the research simply hasn't been done, and the funding levels have been abysmal. This is why we started the Delphine Foundation. Our ambitious goal is to dramatically reduce miscarriage rates, and we're learning so much about preconception, fertility, and miscarriage science to improve outcomes. This is one of the most meaningful things I've worked on. If it resonates with you, or with someone you know, I'd be grateful if you shared with your network. 👶 🤱 👼 🛰️ 🚀 😍 delphinefoundation.org/

After advising thousands of entrepreneurs, one metric separates the wealthy: Not ROI. Return on Hassle. The richer they get, the more they optimize for peace over profit. Here's their framework: (You're going to want to bookmark this for later!)

Best time to start working with an advisor: -increase in household income -business has grown a lot -starting a business -getting married -got an inheritance -you don't have the time anymore -it's too complex now for you to manage -you get new equity comp

People spend way too much time trying to figure out how to make that extra little bit of return on every dollar When in reality, you'd be way better off figuring out how to make more income

I don’t want to flex but I think I may have just set a world record. Put my kid back into their bed 83 times this evening.

Sound financial planning can be incredibly simple: 1. Spend less than you make 2. Avoid bad debt like the plague 3. Come up with measurable goals 4. Save & invest toward those goals 5. Enroll in employee benefits 6. Have the proper insurance coverage 7. Create an estate plan