Episode

Already Have $1M? Here's How to Get to $10M

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Managing Tech Millions
Published
Aug 18, 2026
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645
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Summary

In 2012 my company IPO'd and I watched my net worth go up $3 million in a matter of minutes. A few days later I sat down with a Morgan Stanley advisor expecting a playbook. I got 30 minutes of the same recommendation he gives someone with $100K in a 401(k): 90% stocks and bonds, 10% cash. He wasn't a bad advisor. He was giving me the only thing the industry is built to give someone at my level. That's how I found the financial dead zone. Retail finance serves people under $1 million. Family offices serve people over $100 million. If you're somewhere in between, you're paying about 1% a year for advice you could get out of ChatGPT. So I studied how ultra-wealthy families actually run their money, then rebuilt it at my scale. In this video I walk through the blueprint I used to grow past $8 million and cover my family's essential expenses entirely with portfolio income. Most people try to jump straight to the last phase. I explain why the order matters more than any single strategy.