The fastest way to reach me is email.
I read every message and reply within 2–3 days (usually faster).
Two paths depending on what you need. Subscriber questions move faster because I already have context.
All of these go to one inbox. Including the right context in your subject line speeds things up.
To be straight with you. None of this is personal — it's just how a one-person inbox stays signal-heavy.
Services I didn't ask about, agencies, tools, etc. The bar for unsolicited pitches is high. If your pitch reads like a template, I will not reply.
I'm not your financial advisor. I can't tell you whether to buy a specific asset, how much to allocate, or when to exit. The newsletter teaches the framework; your decisions are yours. For personalized advice, consult a licensed financial advisor.
I don't review products I haven't used personally for at least 6 months. If you're proposing a genuine partnership where I'd use your product over time, that's a different conversation.
The X account is where I post short-form thoughts between Sunday newsletters. For substantive conversations, email is better.
I run Steps To The Wealth solo, on top of my own investing work. I respond to subscriber questions and serious inquiries promptly. Cold pitches, promotional emails, and template messages tend to wait longer or get archived.
The signal-to-noise on email is high here because I want it to be — it's how I stay close to what subscribers actually care about.