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I sold my business, I suddenly had a pile of money to spend and invest. As expected, I went shopping. A custom home, collector cars, big trips, all the toys. But here's the problem. My financial advisor knows my investments, my accountant knows my taxes, but nobody has the complete picture. I found myself wishing I had someone who knew my entire financial life, a money guy. So I built one with Perplexity Computer. My ideal money guy would know everything about my finances. So when a big decision comes up, he can steer me the yes or no with all context already baked in. I connected everything to perplexity computer. My investments, monthly spending, business income and equity, real estate, the car collection, my line of credit terms, my goals, basically my entire financial life. Then I started asking real questions. When could I comfortably afford to buy a vacation home? Show me the trade offs. What happens if my business is flat or declines? Do I have too much tied up in collector cars or am I fine to buy another one? Side no. It showed me they were one of my best performing assets recently. Could I spend more on experiences? What happens if I do? And what I like is it doesn't answer in a vacuum. It knows what I own, what I spend, and it knows what I'm trying to accomplish. So instead of generic advice, I get advice based on my priorities and current finances. Good, we all have goals and things we wanna buy. What most of us don't have though is a knowledgeable third party who understands our whole picture. That's why I built my money good with perplexity computer. Comment computer and I'll send you a link to get your own.