Rest in Pieces, Legacy Media
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Welcome to Young Money! If you’re new here, you can join the tens of thousands of subscribers receiving my essays each week by adding your email below. The last two decades have been defined by generational changes. Today's cell phones are more powerful than the computers that put man on the moon. Our jobs are no longer geographically constrained. Financial markets are available to the masses. The next decade will bring its own wave of changes as well. Electric cars. Interplanetary travel. Life changing medicines. And countless other shifts that I cannot possibly predict. However, I…
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