100 Money Lessons and Examples
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Noah Kagan
@noahkagan
Own the parking lot.
I saw a guy outside the biggest, nicest house in my neighborhood, so I said hi and asked what he does for a living. Turned out to be a good business lesson.
He told me he used to own a bunch of restaurants in Austin. Then he said, almost like it was boring, that he never really made money on the restaurants. He made his money on the parking lots.
What? Excuse me!
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Noah KaganBuy the Parking Lot, Not the Restaurant
Most people hustle to own the flashy restaurant. Smart people quietly buy the boring parking lot. One gets press, stress,...
Business Ideas/Software/Tweets
Jul 2, 2026
Michel Lieben
@MichLieben
We offered $5,000 to whichever employee got the most engagement on LinkedIn in a single quarter.
$2,500 for second.
$1,500 for third.
Plus $500 for anyone who published 20+ times.
The result: 24 employees published 581 posts in 85 days. 43,000+ reactions. 28,000+ comments. 34,000+ new followers....
Pay Employees to Post on LinkedIn Profitably
Most founders beg employees to “build their personal brand” on LinkedIn, then get surprised when nobody posts. This shows a...
Tweets/Money/Advice
Apr 4, 2026
Noah Kagan
@noahkagan
The older I get the less money I want to make.
And it's more I want less BS to deal with in my life.
My old house was on AirBnB - took it off and put it up for long-term rental.
Weekly complaints, city taxes, annoying my neighbors, etc...oy vey.
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Noah KaganMore Money, Less BS: Switch to Long-Term Rentals
Chasing “more money” usually comes bundled with way more headaches. But every so often, you stumble on a move that...
Wisdom/Tweets/Money
Mar 24, 2026
Sam Parr
@thesamparr
How to not be broke:
- Set a 5 year goal. “I want $x in on 1/1/2031”.
- List benchmarks where you need to be each quarter.
- Make a plan to get you to each next benchmark (and execute).
- Don’t worry about future steps, just the next step in front of you.
- Track weekly
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Set a 5-Year Money Goal and Track Weekly
Most people drift financially because they think in years but act in random Tuesdays. A 5-year money target, tracked every...
Wisdom/Tweets/Money
Mar 12, 2026
