Kyla Scanlon

So investing internationally.

Bloomberg also put together a really great piece.

They look at all of the

investment outlooks for 2026 that all the big banks talk about.

And so a lot of them are recommending international exposure to real assets like land, exposure to gold, and some exposure to the more like nuts and bolts part of the AI trade.

So things like memory.

And so I do think there's a lot to consider with Greenland.

And I think there's ways that you can think about your capital a little bit differently just because of what this does signify.

I think right now it's all smoke and mirrors.

But if it does happen,

You know, it's a different world and you have to think about capital differently.

I mean, this is something I think a lot about.

You know, I wrote a book that was meant to be an introductory guide to economics, meant to make it fun, you know, illustrations and everything.

And so I think that it's been very tough to teach financial literacy.

The main thing that I hear from econ teachers is that it's just, it's pretty abstract for students.

Like it's hard to conceptualize money and

It's hard to conceptualize what making a budget means when you're that age.

And so I think when students get to college, that's when it gets pretty important because they have more of a concept of money.

It's not as abstract.

And I think what's really important about both personal finance and education