Upcoming Entrepreneur/Influencer — Tai Brown AKA “Tai Dinero” – Philadelphia

Today, I had the pleasure of interviewing young entrepreneur, investor, and influencer Tai Dinero. Read below to learn about the upcoming mogul and his childhood upbringing. We were able to cover a lot of key details that played a major role in his career choices. Be sure to read to the end to learn the most about Tai Dinero.

Tell us a little about yourself.  Where your from, age, and your main career focus.

My name is Tai Brown Born September 8, 2002 (18). Born in Jamaica, I moved to the United States in 2014. I’m 5’8, I’m an investor, forex trader, crypto enthusiast, upcoming musician and entrepreneur.

How did you get into forex trading & investing? What steps did you take before getting started?

It all started from being poor in Jamaica with barely any clothes or food to eat. My parents invested in me to move to the United States to make money because of the opportunities that are here in the country. I make an average of 90k a year and made 110k alone in 2020.

How did you make your first income?

My first job was at Wendy’s at 16 years old, then I later quit because I started investing in cryptocurrency which made me get into forex trading and stocks.

Which are the main challenges you face as an investor? How do you deal with these on a daily basis?

The main challenges I face are losing money and

not making money. In a day I should be making on average 2–5k a day because i live on my own. Another challenge is growing up in Philadelphia because of the crimes and bad influence.

What are your plans for the future? Give a long term and short term goal you are focused on.

My future plans are to own a successful business and real estate company. I’ll still do forex and invest into moving to Los Angeles very soon to start doing YouTube to spread and share my journey and my success as a young entrepreneur.

What is one piece of advice you can give to someone who wants to become an expert in your chosen field?

Do what makes you happy, not everything is for everyone, and be patient and humble. Everything in life will come to you but make good use of your time.