A difficult truth in life is that if we are never wrong, we probably aren’t trying hard enough. There is comfort in sticking with what we know and in reinforcing our assumptions rather than questioning them. Psychologists call this confirmation bias: the inclination to seek out evidence that tells us we’re right and to avoid what might suggest otherwise.

However, markets are unpredictable by nature. Economic conditions shift, new opportunities arise, and risks evolve. A willingness to ask, “What if I’m wrong?” is a safeguard, not an embarrassment. It’s a mindset that protects your assets, positioning you for long-term growth.

And while saving and strategizing are essential, immiserating yourself and loved ones in favor of an always uncertain future is not the path to abundance. In fact, the act of giving—whether to family, causes you care about, or your community—not only enriches others but brings a profound sense of prosperity and fulfillment.

I encourage you to lean into curiosity, to be open to revisiting assumptions, even uncomfortable ones, and to keep in mind that wealth is not measured only by numbers. It’s measured by the security it provides, the opportunities it allows, and the generosity it enables.

Thank you, as always, for your trust in me. I consider it a privilege to help you chart a path that honors both your future security and your present happiness.

Thank you,
Paul Celentano