The article explores the rising geopolitical friction of 2026, using failed ceasefires and maritime blockades as proof of physical vulnerability. It urges individuals to pursue personal sovereignty by transitioning their businesses into location-independent digital models, ensuring financial freedom and security in an increasingly volatile world.
The article explores the concept of “March Velocity” in 2026, a period of intense activity across sports, geopolitics, and culture. It highlights the importance of maintaining personal agency and using automation to achieve financial freedom amidst global friction, high-stakes athletic competitions, and shifting economic landscapes.
This article examines the intense geopolitical and economic friction of March 2026. Golden Greg discusses the US-Iran conflict, energy price hikes, and the concept of “March Velocity.” He emphasizes the importance of building automated systems for financial freedom to maintain personal stability amidst global instability and technological change.
This article explores the escalating 2026 geopolitical tensions, focusing on the Iranian conflict and its impact on global oil prices. Golden Greg discusses the Strait of Hormuz chokepoint, the French ghost car scandal, and the necessity of maintaining personal agency and digital sovereignty during the turbulent March Velocity.