Henry Ford of Digital Age.

Genghis Khan, perhaps the old version of Henry Ford but he produced a nation equal to Bugatti: Aggressive, reckless like a bull.

In modern world, when you think of 21st Century Henry Ford, you imagine Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook. And yes, Facebook is so dominant that it's like Bugatti.

For Example today you can order protein rich or frozen protein to cook later and you can get this fat anywhere in the world: fat. I eat rice, chicken gravy, 2-3 eggs and probably a milk on workout days (Monday, Wednesday, Friday).

I think of myself as King Arthur. He apprenticed under warriors (and he had a ripped physique, thanks to meat-rich, slow-carb diet) and he used to save money under 1/10 rule, which is like 1/10 or 10% of what you earn should be only yours and you must never give this money to others. In fact Rich people even take 80% of this money and invest in conservative asset classes like Gold, Silver etc. and they use the rest 20% on aggressive investments. Some people even use 90/10 rule, and they also invest in real estate, since it's one of the most conservative investment vehicle.

But considering fellas like Brothers from movie Overdrive, they believe in this quote: If you don't know who the mark is, then you are. And yes, their second guiding tenet is: Fortune favors the bold. I use a bastardized version of this quote which is: The Goddess of Good Luck favours the men of Action, and it's from Richest Man in Babylon. Now remember I started this article with Genghis Khan? Yes, my dear he was bold, so was Henry Ford and now, Mark Zuckerberg in digital age. Perhaps, this audacity is the most common pattern among rich and successful people, not just in terms of money. There's a phrase in Computer world that 'Sometimes you've got to study details no one else is willing to and experiment with settings without any fear. Sometimes the risk of you changing settings of an expensive computer is worth it. In other words, even in my world, this phrase is true. This is what my dad used to say, "Aaliyan, in electronics you've got to take certain risks because inaction can be a bigger risk in electronics".