Apr 11, 2026 · 1 hr · 12 segments
What does 35 years of investing look like? In this conversation, I sit down with fellow YouTuber Adam Kahn to talk about his investing journey — from his first stocks to dividend income, options…
I want to touch on one of your points you said about looking at dividends and loving the income.
Reminds me of Stephen Bavaria, something he said that clicked with me.
He wrote a book called The Income Factory, is that one of the shifts in his mind was to look at the income, meaning as if when we get jobs, people always ask, what does it pay? What's that job paying? You're concerned with how much income you're receiving from employees.
a career or a job every month.
So he tries to look at stocks the same, not so much the price of the stock, but the income that it's generating and how reliable is that income.
And I thought, and that's actually, yeah, I mean, that makes sense,
And I think too many people, including myself, I don't want to make it like I'm better, but I think you're really better off in that like two to 6%.
and six on the high side type of yield return to still have the potential to keep up with inflation.
And if your account is big enough, hopefully over time to be able to live off of that.
I think you can take 2% of your portfolio and put it into some of that to hopefully get a boost.
I want to touch on one of your points you said about looking at dividends and loving the income.
Reminds me of Stephen Bavaria, something he said that clicked with me.
He wrote a book called The Income Factory, is that one of the shifts in his mind was to look at the income, meaning as if when we get jobs, people always ask, what does it pay? What's that job paying? You're concerned with how much income you're receiving from employees.
a career or a job every month.
So he tries to look at stocks the same, not so much the price of the stock, but the income that it's generating and how reliable is that income.
And I thought, and that's actually, yeah, I mean, that makes sense,
And I think too many people, including myself, I don't want to make it like I'm better, but I think you're really better off in that like two to 6%.
and six on the high side type of yield return to still have the potential to keep up with inflation.
And if your account is big enough, hopefully over time to be able to live off of that.
I think you can take 2% of your portfolio and put it into some of that to hopefully get a boost.
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