If the markets feel like a rollercoaster lately, it’s because they are. Between uncertain tariffs, rising interest rates, and a...
Jaspreet Singh
Jaspreet “The Minority Mindset” Singh is a serial entrepreneur and licensed attorney on a mission to spread financial education. After graduating college, Jaspreet pursued law school where he continued his entrepreneurial and financial ventures.
While in college, he started investing in real estate. But he quickly realized that if he wanted to continue investing in real estate, he’d need access to more capital. So, Jaspreet jumped back into entrepreneurship.
After a couple years of research, Jaspreet invented a water-resistant athletic sock. The sock company was profitable while Minority Mindset was not. He decided to follow his passion and pursued Minority Mindset full time after graduating law school.
Now the Minority Mindset brand has grown into a number of companies including Briefs Media – a media company and Market Insiders – an investing education app.
His brand has helped countless people get out of debt, start investing, and create a plan towards building wealth.
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