Welcome back to Season 2, Episode 8 of What the Wealthy Do.In this final episode of our Alternative Investment Series, Stephanie Dorsey, CEO and Co-Founder of Margins Capital, breaks down one of the most overlooked — yet powerful — wealth strategies used by the ultra-wealthy:Investing in fine art and luxury goods.We’re talking about assets like paintings, watches, handbags, wine, sneakers, and even classic cars — not as status symbols, but as strategic investments that can appreciate, hedge inflation, and diversify your portfolio.In this episode, we cover:• How fine art and luxury goods actually generate returns• Why wealthy investors allocate to passion assets• Art market fundamentals: artist recognition, provenance, rarity• Luxury assets like Rolex, Birkin bags, sneakers, wine, and classic cars• How these assets hedge against inflation• Risks: illiquidity, authenticity, storage, and market trends• How to get started (even without millions)This episode is about shifting your mindset:Wealthy investors don’t just spend money.They acquire assets that appreciate — and enjoy them while they grow.Because wealth isn’t just built in spreadsheets.It’s built in how you allocate your money, your lifestyle, and your strategy.Subscribe for more conversations on alternative investments, private markets, and generational wealth in the United States.

Welcome back to Season 2, Episode 7 of What the Wealthy Do.In this episode, Stephanie Dorsey, CEO and Co-Founder of Margins Capital, breaks down two asset classes that may sound boring — but quietly generate billions for wealthy investors:Infrastructure and Natural Resources.While the public is chasing the latest tech or AI stock, ultra-high-net-worth investors are buying the systems that keep the world running — toll roads, power plants, pipelines, data centers, copper mines, farmland, and energy infrastructure.These are the investments that produce predictable cash flow, inflation protection, and multi-decade wealth.In this episode we break down:• What infrastructure investments actually are• Natural resources and commodity-based investing• How wealthy investors generate long-term cash flow from essential assets• Why infrastructure often acts as an inflation hedge• The role of utilities, energy systems, transportation, and metals in global markets• Different ways investors can access these asset classes• The risks, long timelines, and capital requirements involvedThis episode is part of our Alternative Investment Series, where we unpack how wealthy investors diversify beyond traditional stocks and bonds.Because wealth isn’t built chasing hype.It’s built by owning the systems the world depends on.Subscribe for more conversations about private markets, alternative investments, generational wealth, and financial strategy in the United States.🔗 Check out the High Earner Tax Playbook here: www.whatthewealthydo.com

Welcome back to Season 2, Episode 6 of What the Wealthy Do.In this episode, Stephanie Dorsey, CEO and Co-Founder of Margins Capital, breaks down one of the most mysterious and misunderstood investment vehicles in finance:Hedge funds.You’ve heard the term in the news, in movies, and in conversations about billionaires and institutional investors. But what actually is a hedge fund — and why do wealthy investors allocate billions of dollars to them?In this episode, we unpack:• What hedge funds actually are • How hedge funds make money in bull and bear markets • The famous “2 and 20” fee structure • Long/short equity, global macro, quant funds, and arbitrage strategies • Why institutional investors use hedge funds for diversification • The risks, high fees, and transparency issues investors should know • Why understanding hedge funds can make you a smarter investorThis episode is part of our Alternative Investment Series, where we break down the strategies wealthy investors use to build and protect generational wealth.Even if you never invest in a hedge fund directly, understanding how they operate will help you better understand risk management, portfolio construction, and how money actually moves in financial markets.Because wealth isn’t accidental.It’s structured.Subscribe for more conversations about alternative investments, private markets, generational wealth, and financial strategy in the United States.

Welcome back to Season 2, Episode 5 of What the Wealthy Do.In this episode, Stephanie Dorsey, CEO & Co-Founder of Margins Capital, breaks down one of the most proven wealth-building strategies in America: commercial real estate investing.This is part of our Alternative Investment Series — following private equity and venture capital — where we unpack how wealthy investors actually structure generational wealth.Inside this episode: • What commercial real estate really is • Multifamily vs office vs retail vs industrial • Cash flow, appreciation, leverage and tax advantages • Cap rate, NOI, LTV and vacancy rate explained • REITs vs syndications vs direct ownership • How wealthy investors use real estate for income, tax strategy, and legacyWealthy investors don’t just buy property. They buy income streams, tax advantages, and long-term leverage.If you're a high earner, entrepreneur, or investor ready to think beyond earned income, this episode is for you.Because wealth isn’t accidental. It’s structured.Subscribe for weekly breakdowns on private markets, alternative investments, and wealth strategy in the United States.Check out the High Earner Tax Playbook: www.whatthewealthydo.com

Welcome back to Season 2, Episode 4 of the What the Wealthy Do podcast!In this episode, Stephanie Dorsey sits down with Erin Harkless-Moore, investment leader at Pivotal Ventures, to explore how women-led investing, private markets, and the care economy are reshaping wealth and opportunity in the United States.We dive into:• How women-led funds are changing access to capital• Why diversity and inclusion drive better returns• The massive $640B care economy and investment opportunities• Risk management, portfolio strategy, and alternative investments• Lessons for sophisticated retail investors looking to grow wealth💡 If you want to understand how wealthy investors make strategic moves, leverage private markets, and create impact while building long-term wealth, this episode is a must-watch.Because wealth isn’t accidental—it’s structured.Subscribe for more insights:  @WhatTheWealthyDo  Check out the High Earner Tax Playbook: www.whatthewealthydo.com

Welcome back to Season 2, Episode 3 of What the Wealthy Do.In this episode, Stephanie Dorsey sits down with Chidjoke Asamoah, co-founder of Fvlcrum Partners, a $300 million private equity fund focused on investing in diverse-led companies across the United States.We break down:• What private equity actually looks like behind the scenes • How institutional capital flows into minority-owned businesses • Raising a $300M fund as a first-time manager • Why diversity and alpha are not opposites • The real opportunity in overlooked markets • Government contracting, healthcare services & tech-enabled investments • How capital closes (or widens) the racial wealth gapThis is a masterclass in private equity, institutional investing, and long-term wealth strategy.Because wealth isn’t accidental. It’s structured.Subscribe for real conversations about private equity, alternative investments, generational wealth, and financial power in America.You belong in every room you enter.The Tax Playbook for High Earners: www.whatthewealthydo.com

Welcome back to Part 2 of Season 2, Episode 1 of What the Wealthy Do.In this continuation of Inside the Rooms We’re Rarely In, Stephanie Dorsey and Yashnika go deeper into one of the most important questions in investing:Are alternative investments actually right for you?This episode breaks down:What “suitability” really means in private equity and alternative investmentsAccredited investor vs. qualified purchaser explainedRisk tolerance vs. emotional relationship with moneyWhy the traditional 60/40 portfolio is being challengedHow inflation impacts long-term wealth buildingWhy financial education is critical in America todayWe move beyond theory and talk about the real barriers — psychological, cultural, and structural — that impact who participates in private markets and who doesn’t.Because building wealth isn’t just about having money.It’s about understanding it.Subscribe to What the Wealthy Do for real conversations about private equity, alternative assets, generational wealth, and financial power.Remember: You belong in every room you enter.

Welcome to Season 2, Episode 1 of What the Wealthy Do.In this Black History Month special of What the Wealthy Do, host Stephanie Dorsey sits down with Yashnica Mothersil, a Gen Z Associate at Apollo Global Management, to unpack her unexpected journey from criminal law aspirations to private equity and alternative investments.Yashnica shares what it’s really like entering elite financial spaces with little representation, how she transitioned out of law school, and what private equity and alternative assets actually mean behind the scenes. This conversation pulls back the curtain on how wealth is created in private markets—and why access and representation still matter.If you’re curious about private equity, alternative investments, career pivots, or what the wealthy actually do differently, this episode is for you.👉 Subscribe to What the Wealthy Do for real conversations about wealth, power, and access.

Most people mentally check out at the end of the year.The wealthy do the exact opposite.In this episode of What the Wealthy Do, we break down how wealthy individuals strategically close the year—because how you finish the year directly impacts how well you start the next one.This isn’t about hustle. It’s about reflection, tax strategy, portfolio alignment, and preparation.How the wealthy review their year (money, time, and energy)Year-end tax strategies most people overlookHow to reduce taxes legally before December 31Portfolio rebalancing: money and lifeWhy November & December are strategic months for wealthHow wealthy investors set January up before vacationA simple reflection framework to plan your next levelIf you’ve ever felt like you’re working hard but not getting ahead, this episode shows you how to stop coasting and start closing the year like an investor.💡 Like, follow, and subscribe to learn how the wealthy think, plan, and build long-term wealth.

🔥 How do the wealthy REALLY think about crypto?In this episode, we break down exactly how wealthy investors use cryptocurrency; not as a gamble, but as a strategy. You’ll learn how they approach Bitcoin, Ethereum, blockchain startups, ETFs, tax advantages, and the smart way they limit risk while positioning for massive upside.Inside this episode: 🔥 Why wealthy investors treat crypto like venture capital • How Bitcoin & Ethereum fit into a long-term wealth strategy • The role of diversification (and how much they actually invest) • How crypto offers asymmetric upside with small amounts • How wealthy investors use crypto for tax benefits • Why blockchain start-ups matter more than hype coins 🔥 Smart ways to evaluate whether crypto fits YOUR portfolioYou’ll also hear real stories of wins, mistakes, and lessons learned, including 70% losses, crypto winters, and how to navigate the noise and scams.Crypto isn’t magic. It’s a tool. And if you understand it, it can be a powerful part of your wealth-building plan.If this episode helped you, make sure to like, subscribe, and follow the podcast to learn more!