_{This newsletter is brought to you by:}

Hey,

I’ve just had a great coffee chat about investments with my friend from BlackRock.

Many non-finance professionals out there are missing out on a lot in this area.

And the key problem? Limiting beliefs.

In reality, each one of us can succeed in long-term investing.

But, unfortunately, I hear far too often:

“I’m not sure I understand investing well enough.”
“I’ll start investing when I earn more.”
“The market’s too risky right now.”
“It’s probably too late anyway.”

These are not harmless thoughts.

They are limiting beliefs.

And over time, they become very expensive.

You don’t need to become Warren Buffett.

But you do need to learn the important fundamentals:

• How deal execution works

• How to build your portfolio

• What investment products are available

• How to avoid the most common mistakes

• Or how to choose a proper financial advisor

Not knowing is a temporary problem.

Not acting because of it is permanent.

You can start small.

But the key thing is to start.

Wealth isn’t built by investing large sums once.

It’s built by investing consistently over time, regardless of the amount.

Assuming 10% average annual return:

$100/month over 40 years → $632,408

$1,000/month over 40 years → $6,324,080

You don’t need more money.

You need more consistency.

It’s never too late to start investing.

But waiting even a year can cost a lot.

Starting at 35 is better than starting at 45.

Starting at 45 is still better than never.

But a 10–15 year window can make a seven-figure difference.

The biggest regret for most people?

Not starting earlier or worse, not starting at all.

“Later” usually turns into never.

And the cost of delay? Massive.

Waiting just 10 years to start investing $1,000/month at 10% means losing over $4 million in potential value over a 40-year investment horizon.

This isn’t hypothetical.

It’s math. And it hurts in real life.

Yes, markets are risky.
Yes, volatility can be high.
But long-term, they reward discipline.

The S&P 500 has returned around 10% annually over the last 40+ years -
despite wars, crashes, and recessions.

If you invest with structure and long-term vision:

Volatility isn’t a threat - it’s just a part of the process.

And with a very long-term investment horizon in equities (20+ years):

The probability of losing money converges to zero.

Let’s be clear, if you’re not investing:

• You’re losing value every year to inflation.

• You’re missing out on compounding growth.

• You’re putting your potential wealth in someone else’s hands.

And that’s avoidable.

You don’t need to be a financial genius.

You just need the right strategy, discipline, and system.

That’s what I’m building for you in my Investment MBA program.

Join the waitlist to get exclusive benefits at launch:

https://wildcapital.co/pages/investment-mba-waitlist

Until then - start thinking bigger.

Have a great day,
Igor