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Strap in, future mogulsâPresident Trump just ignited a financial fireworks show in the Oval Office, unveiling Trump Accounts: turbo-charged investment accounts for every U.S. kid under 18 to rocket-launch their savings and retirement dreams! Launching July 4, 2026, these "pro-family" juggernauts kick off with a government $1,000 seed blast for babies born 2025-2028, plus parents' $5K annual turbo-boost and boss-matching up to $2,500 tax-free. At 18, they morph into retirement rockets, exploding with compound growthâpicture $303K by adulthood (max contributions) or a cool $1M+ by 28 under stock market magic!
The real thunder? Tech titans Michael and Susan Dell roaring in with a $6.25 billion pledge to supercharge 25 million accounts, laser-focused on kiddos 10 and under for that ultimate "jumpstart on the American Dream." Trump thundered, "This gift rides the wave of the largest tax cuts ever!" while Dell boomed, "Investing in kids is the smartest betâunleashing hope and prosperity for millions!" Bipartisan backup from Sens. Cruz and Booker seals the deal, merging Wall Street wizardry with Main Street muscle for generational wealth explosions. America's families: Your children's golden era starts nowâgame on!
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One cold night, a traveler found himself lost in a thick fog. The path ahead seemed invisible, every step filled with uncertainty. All he carried was a small lantern whose dim glow reached only a few feet forward. He wished it were brighter. He wished he could see the entire road at once.
But he had no choice. He took a small step, guided only by the small light he had. And when he stepped forward, the light moved with him, revealing the next few feet. Then the next. And then the next. Eventually, step by step, he made his way out of the fog.
When he finally reached clear ground, he looked back in amazement at how far he had come â never seeing more than the next few steps but trusting the lantern nonetheless. It hadnât shown him the whole journey, only the part he needed in each moment.
Life rarely shows us the entire path ahead. We often want clarity, certainty, and the comfort of knowing everything in advance â but most of the time, we only get enough light to take the next step. It can feel frightening and unnerving, but itâs also how growth works.
If we wait until we see the entire road, we may stand frozen in uncertainty. But when we start walking with the little clarity we do have, the next piece of the path appears. Courage isnât about knowing every twist and turn on the road ahead; itâs about moving forward despite not knowing.
Sometimes, major breakthroughs begin with a small, imperfect step taken in the dark. Trust the small lantern youâve been given â your intuition, your values, your inner sense of direction. It may not be bright enough to illuminate the entire future, but itâs always enough to guide you through the moment youâre in.
Your life unfolds one step at a time. Keep moving forward even when the path is unclear, and the fog will part as you go.
Inspired by the teachings of Rebbe Nachman (1772-1810)
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