Why the Next 10 Years Will Be Incredible

Hi friends. I think that the next 10 years could be the most exciting decade in human history, not just for the markets, but for how we live, work, stay healthy, and connect with each other.

Let's start with health care. We're entering a world where diseases are detected years before symptoms ever appear, where treatments are tailored to your DNA, and where AI helps doctors make faster, more accurate decisions. Think about that. Instead of reacting to illness, we're moving toward preventing it altogether. This means living longer, healthier, and with a much higher quality of life.

Next, think about communication. Over the next decade, language barriers are going to disappear for the first time ever. Companies like Google, Samsung, and Apple are already building real-time translation into earbuds, supporting over 100 languages, and making conversations seamless with anyone in the world. At the same time, virtual presence will feel almost like being in the same room, no matter where you are in the world. And AI assistants will begin handling routine tasks, freeing up your time to focus on what matters most to you. The world is getting smaller, but your opportunities are getting much bigger. You'll be able to connect, learn, and collaborate with anyone, anywhere, almost instantly.

Next, transportation is about to change dramatically. We're moving toward a world with autonomous vehicles that can significantly reduce accidents. In fact, the latest Teslas are already able to handle most driving with minimal human input, just enter a destination and press drive for a safer, more effective trip. At the same time, entirely new forms of travel are emerging. Flying cars are already in pilot programs, capable of traveling 100 to 200 miles per hour, turning long commutes into short trips with no traffic. And for longer distances, new supersonic jets could cut travel times in half around the world. Imagine flying from New York to London in just 3 to 4 hours. All of this adds up to something much bigger than convenience. These innovations could give us back hundreds of hours each year that are currently spent commuting or stuck in inefficiency. And again, that time can be redirected to what matters most, our family, health, and purpose.

Over the next 10 years, robotics is going to move from factories into everyday life. We're already seeing humanoid robots being developed that can handle real-world tasks, from logistics and manufacturing to helping in homes and health care. What's different now is intelligence. With advances in AI, robots are no longer just programmed, they're learning, adapting, and rapidly improving over time. That means robots can assist with daily tasks, support an aging population, and even take on dangerous jobs in environments where humans shouldn't be. The future of robotics isn't science fiction anymore. It's just getting started.

And here's the biggest shift of all. We are moving toward a world of greater abundance. Energy is becoming cleaner and cheaper. Technology is reducing costs across almost every industry. Access to education, information, and opportunity is expanding globally. More people than ever will have access to better health care, better tools, and better opportunities. And that lifts the entire world.

And yet, despite all this progress, markets will still have volatility. There will still be negative headlines, and there will still be uncertainty. But when you zoom out, you realize something powerful. Human innovation is advancing exponentially. And investing, at its core, is simply believing in that progress. So, the next time the market feels uncertain, take a step back, because if the next 10 years look anything like what's coming, we're not just investing in stocks, we're investing in a healthier, more connected, more abundant world. And that's a future worth believing in. Thank you, and I look forward to talking with you next Friday morning.