How to Build Generational Wealth on Easy Mode

Because complicated strategies don’t build legacy. Systems do.

Let’s be honest. When people hear “generational wealth,” most imagine real estate empires, trust funds, or some secret millionaire blueprint hidden behind a paywall.

But here’s the truth nobody wants to say:

You don’t need twelve streams of income or six-figure windfalls to build lasting wealth.

You just need a system. A simple, boring, repeatable system, like setting up an automatic daily investment with Robinhood or Acorns. Set it once. Let it build.

Building generational wealth isn’t about complexity—it’s about conviction, ownership, and repeatable systems. This is wealth building on Easy Mode.

I call that Easy Mode.

And it’s exactly how I’m building generational wealth - not just for me, but for my kids and their kids too.

What Is Generational Wealth (Really)

Let’s define it before we build it.

Generational wealth isn’t just a fat bank account. It’s the ability to pass on financial security, ownership, and freedom to the next generation without them having to start from zero.

It includes things like:

• Stock portfolios

• Real estate

• Businesses

• Intellectual property (books, brands, digital assets)

• Life insurance

• Systems and mindset

Here’s the key:

Real generational wealth is transferable and teachable.

If your kids inherit your money but not your wisdom, they’ll blow it.

If they inherit your wisdom but not your assets, they’ll struggle.

That’s why I’m focused on both.

Why Most People Never Build It

Let me call it out clearly.

Most people never build generational wealth because they:

• Overcomplicate the process

• Start too late

• Give up too early

• Chase hype instead of habits

• Think they need to be rich first

I’ve seen it. I’ve lived it. I’ve lost twenty thousand dollars in SafeMoon trying to shortcut my way to wealth. That wasn’t Easy Mode. That was Ego Mode.

So I flipped the script.

I chose boring.

I chose predictable.

I chose a twenty-year plan.

And now I’m buying one share of MicroStrategy ($MSTR) at a time.

Every weekday. Without stress. Without guessing. Without trying to be a genius.

The Three Pillars of Easy Mode Generational Wealth

Let’s break it down into something that actually works.

1. Ownership That Compounds

If you don’t own anything, you can’t pass anything on.

Easy Mode starts with owning assets, not just working for income. That means:

• Stocks (especially long-term compounders like $MSTR)

• Crypto (like Bitcoin, not memecoins)

• Digital real estate (blogs, YouTube channels, content platforms)

• Equity in your own business

My personal strategy:

• I invest fifty dollars per day into $MSTR

• I own my blog (BakoInvest.com) as a digital asset

• I build a brand around long-term investing that can live beyond me

No shortcuts. Just ownership on autopilot.

2. Automation That Removes Emotion

Wealth building isn’t hard. It’s emotionally inconvenient.

That’s why Easy Mode requires removing as many decisions as possible.

I automate everything:

• My fifty dollars a day investment runs through Robinhood automatically

• I treat my blog like a job — three posts a week, every week

• I let time and compound interest do the heavy lifting

No refreshing charts. No guessing bottoms. No trying to impress strangers online.

Automation forces discipline.

And discipline beats talent every time.

3. Legacy That Goes Beyond You

You can build wealth, but if your kids can’t keep it, you failed.

Here’s what Easy Mode legacy looks like:

• A documented system (like this blog) your family can follow

• A story they’re proud of (refugee to investor, not just dollars to debt)

• Assets that don’t require your daily presence

• Wisdom passed down in writing, videos, and conversations

I’m not just building for retirement.

I’m building for remembrance.

So when my kids look back, they’ll know exactly what I did, how I did it, and how to keep it going.

Why MicroStrategy ($MSTR) Is My Easy Mode Asset

I don’t invest in one hundred stocks. I invest in conviction.

And my conviction is $MSTR. Here’s why:

• It holds over 555,000 Bitcoin

• It’s leveraged to Bitcoin, but without the drama

• It’s led by Michael Saylor — a founder who bets harder than anyone

• It amplifies Bitcoin’s upside while riding the long-term digital shift

My plan is simple:

Buy fifty dollars' worth of MSTR every single weekday for twenty years.

Rain or shine. Dip or pump.

Some people stack sats.

I stack shares.

How Easy Mode Wealth Actually Feels

It’s not glamorous.

Some days it’s boring.

Some days it’s frustrating.

Some days I wonder if anyone’s watching.

But then I check my portfolio.

I see my blog stats growing.

I look at my kids.

And I remember, I’m building something they can stand on.

That’s the most underrated flex of all.

Not designer clothes.

Not six-figure months.

But a system that runs whether I’m working or not.

The Math Behind It (Just So You Know)

Let’s say you invest fifty dollars a day for twenty years, just like I’m doing.

That’s $1,000 a month or $12,000 a year.

With an average 12% return (reasonable for long-term MSTR growth), here’s what that becomes:

Year Total Invested Projected Value

5 $60,000 $85,000–$95,000

10 $120,000 $220,000–$250,000

15 $180,000 $450,000–$600,000

20 $240,000 $1,000,000+

That’s generational wealth. On Easy Mode.

Who This Is For (And Who It’s Not)

It’s for you if:

• You’re tired of starting over

• You want something you can actually stick to

• You believe wealth should be earned slowly, not scammed quickly

• You’re okay being underestimated now to be overprepared later

It’s not for you if:

• You need fast money

• You’re addicted to hype

• You’re not willing to stay disciplined when it gets boring

Final Thoughts: You Don’t Need a Complex Plan. Just a Conviction-Based One.

I’m not here to impress. I’m here to build.

Easy Mode doesn’t mean lazy.

It means efficient, repeatable, and distraction-proof.

I could’ve chased trends, rented Lambos, or pretended I was an expert.

Instead, I built a system:

• I buy one asset I believe in

• I write three posts a week no matter how I feel

• I show up even if no one else claps

That’s how generational wealth is built, quietly, consistently, and with full ownership.

Your kids won’t care how fast you got rich.

They’ll care if you left something behind.

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Getting Started?

If you’re serious about building generational wealth, don’t overthink. Just start.

Open an account with Robinhood, Webull, Acorns, Crypto.com or Coinbase. Pick one and start stacking. You can adjust later.

But wealth starts with action, not perfection.