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The REAL Reason A Financial Crash Is Coming Next
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23:52Now PlayingEntrepreneur and business strategist Daniel Priestley reveals why he predicts a massive financial crash in 2029, exactly 100 years after the Great Depression, driven by the AI data centre bubble that is currently consuming hundreds of billions of dollars, with no viable financial model to support it.
He reveals that this year alone, $650 billion will be spent on data centres, the equivalent of giving every American a free iPhone Pro, while only 5% of users are willing to pay $20 a month for AI services.
He explains why the entrepreneurial skill set is the most important skill to develop in a world of AI, how anyone can now build software that would have cost millions just two years ago, and why small lifestyle businesses doing one to five million in revenue with ten people will be the biggest opportunity of the next decade.
Discover:
• Why an AI financial crash in 2029 mirrors the Great Depression exactly 100 years later
• The data centre bubble and why $650 billion a year cannot be sustained
• Why data centres only last 3-4 years compared to railways that lasted 100
• The six-step value creation loop for validating any business idea
• Why small lifestyle businesses will outperform big corporations in the AI age
• How to find what is irreplaceably human about you and turn it into a business
• Why relatable beats impressive in the age of AI content
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