Simon Squibb

My Greatest Achievement Isn’t Money.

I’ve made millions.

I’ve had all the “success” people dream of.

But my greatest success of all?

My family.

I’ve been with my wife for 24 years.

And in those years, we’ve built something that money can’t buy…

A happy, fulfilling, deep relationship. Where we have each other’s backs no matter what.

The world celebrates the wrong things.

People flex their cars, their houses, their bank balances…

But the people I admire are not showing off their latest Rolex.

They’re on a bike ride on a Wednesday afternoon, hand-in-hand with someone they’ve loved for decades.

They don’t own things that own them, like a fancy car.

Instead they own their time.

Time they can then spend with the people they love.

That’s real wealth.

Maybe this post isn’t materialistic enough.

Maybe if I posted a picture with a harem of women, I’d get more likes.

But as we all know, likes don’t make us happy.

The people around us do ❤️

My father died in front of me when I was 15.

I thought he was joking, but he had a heart attack and died instantly.

2 weeks later, I had an argument with my mother and she kicked me out of home.

I was then on the streets with nobody to help me.

I couldn’t get a job, because I didn’t have a national insurance card…

But I needed money to live.

My only option was to start a business.

But when I asked someone for help, they said to me:

“Sorry, if you don’t pay, you don’t pay attention.”

I didn’t have ANY money, andI really needed the help.

I knew for a fact instantly that what he was saying was not true.

Today, after building 19 companies, making millions, and helping thousands of entrepreneurs…

I can confirm that this idea of needing to pay to pay attention, is absolute BS.

If you need success bad enough, you will do everything it takes to make it happen.

It’s nothing to do with money.

What that guy said to me that day pissed me off SO MUCH…

That now I’ve spent hundreds of thousands building a platform that gives people the free help they need…

And makes helping others easy.

I want to prove to the world that people can do ANYTHING if they really set their mind to it…

And I want to build the place that gives you access to everything you need to become successful.

For free.

I’ve just launched HelpBnk 2.0 to do exactly this, and I’m blown away by how many people are using it.

I’m answering every DM that is sent to me on the HelpBnk platform this week…

And I’m constantly checking my timeline to see al the amazing questions and dreams you guys are posting.

If we can all make helping someone part of our daily routine…

I guarantee we can change the world.

See you on HelpBnk. helpbnk.com

People love to check Companies House and tell me I’m not rich.

It happens every single week.

But its because most people don’t actually understand how money works.

Net worth isn’t what’s listed on a government website. It’s not sitting in a bank account. It’s not something you can just look up.

When I sold my company, Fluid, to PwC the deal was done in Hong Kong. The company was based in China.

When I moved back to England to have my son, I set up a company to handle my personal spend and investments.

This company wasn’t designed to make money…

It was designed to hold wealth and reinvest in startups, assets, and projects I believe in.

But because people don’t see massive revenue figures, they assume I’m broke.

That’s not how wealth works.

Elon Musk is the richest man in the world - on paper.

If he sold off all his Tesla stock today, Tesla’s value would crash, and his net worth would plummet overnight.

Most wealthy people don’t have piles of cash sitting in a bank account….

They have equity. Assets. Ownership in businesses that can’t just be liquidated without consequences.

And in my case?

I will NEVER sell my equity in HelpBnk. Because if I did, it would destroy the company.

So instead of obsessing over net worth, here’s a better question:

What impact is someone making?

Are they helping people? Are they building something that matters?

Because real wealth isn’t about numbers on a spreadsheet. It’s about what you do with what you have.

And you don’t need millions to make a difference.

Take four minutes today and help someone on HelpBnk.

See how that makes you feel.

Whether you’ve got nothing in the bank or £400 million…

Helping people is what will make you richest.

This means nothing.

36 years ago, I made a promise to my 15-year-old self.

I was homeless and alone.

I needed help, I had no money, nowhere to sleep and I asked a stranger for help.

That stranger spat on me. He told me to get a job.

So, in that moment, I made myself a promise:

“If I ever make it, I’ll try to help everyone for free.”

Six years ago, I attempted to make good on that promise.

I started posting on TikTok, with the sole objective to give free help.

I wasn’t thinking about going viral, let alone expecting it.

But fast forward to today and I get hundreds of messages daily from people who’ve been impacted by the content I post.

People stop me in the street to tell me my videos inspired them to chase their dream.

That’s why this milestone means so much.

Not because of status. F*ck that.

But because of the singer, stuck behind a desk, that watched a video and picked up the courage to start singing online.

Or the single mum messaging me at 2am, who started selling cakes from her kitchen.

Or the person who was close to giving up on life until one video helped them find their purpose

These aren’t just stories. They aren’t just numbers or followers...

They’re real people.

That’s why I care about the milestones.

Because every single one of those 5 million is another dream, another life, another person.

Thank you to everyone who has been a part of this journey.

Your support has changed my life and millions of others too.

What’s your dream? ❤️

That's 15 teachers' YEARLY salaries. Gone.

Let me put this in perspective:

£500,000 could fund:
- A year’s worth of teachers for an entire primary school
- 50 start-ups which will create more taxes and jobs
- Free school meals for 250,000 children

But no. While the government has slashed school funding by £630 MILLION…

We got a slightly different logo.

When running my businesses, every penny matters. If we wasted money on vanity projects while our core operations were failing, we'd be bankrupt.

A decision like this seems so out of touch with what’s going on for working people.

Old people will struggle to keep their heating on this winter, and 4.4 million low-income families are currently behind on bills…

Yet… the government spends £500k on a logo no one asked for.

It's insulting.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, but Britain should be run by entrepreneurs.

In business, we have a simple rule - Fix the fundamentals first.

If I couldn’t afford to pay my staff, I wouldn’t renovate my flipping office.

But politicians think in headlines and photo ops and a new logo makes them look "modern" and "forward-thinking."

No member of the public would approve this transaction, and that’s why they’d never tell you until it was done.

Every government spending decision over £100k should be presented to the public in ADVANCE.

No more under-the-rug transactions. If you want a new logo. Show us the business case. Prove the ROI.

Because right now, they're playing with YOUR money like it's Monopoly cash.

And we're all losing.

Dear The Sun,

Get a grip. This is pathetic.

For years, I’ve watched you, and most of the media, tear down entrepreneurs.

You love to sell the negatives.

WeWork. The Social Network. The Wolf of Wall Street.

But where’s the Patagonia movie? Where’s the Gymshark documentary?

Where are the thousands of stories of entrepreneurs who have built something from nothing?

The same people who create jobs, inspire millions, and try to make the world better?

You don’t tell those stories because if people saw the truth, they might quit their jobs.

They might stop working for you… And start building their own dream.

So instead, you spin lies. You weaponise vulnerability and twist successful stories into shame.

Last week, a 28-year-old British entrepreneur opened her first store in London.

She started with no experience or money, and in just a few years, she built a $30M brand from her bedroom.

She’s inspired millions along the way. She’s created jobs. She’s done what 99% of people dream of.

And what did you do?

You ignored it all and then twisted a moment of honesty into a hit piece for clicks.

Amy shared how hard it’s been. She opened up so people could relate. She showed the real side of entrepreneurship (something the world needs more of).

But instead of celebrating her courage, you punished it.

I know founders who want to help others. Who want to give money away. Who want to speak openly.

But they’re scared of how you’ll twist it.

These stories don't just hurt entrepreneurs, but they're hurting everyone.

But there's one thing I've grown to learn about the press...

If they’re coming for you, it usually means you’re doing something right.

So to Aimee Smale - keep doing you.

Keep inspiring millions and keep building.

Legacy media is dying, and they know it.

That’s why they’re so desperate.

Creators like Dylan Page are the future.

He’s the only news I trust now.

SULT is TAKING OVER the performance drinks market! 🦾

I sat down with Henry Porpora to break down how he spotted a gap in the market, turned it into a profitable brand from scratch, and how YOU can do the same 🫵

You can watch the full video through the link in the comments 👇

I want to shout out a stranger today.

A stranger who helped me overcome my life's biggest insecurity without even knowing it.

When I was young, I couldn't read or write properly.

I wasn't dumb (though that's what everyone told me).

I was dyslexic.

I got laughed at for it. And for my entire life, I've HATED reading.

When people asked me to read out loud, I'd refuse. Every time.

But when I wrote my book, I decided to face my fear and record the audiobook myself.

I was terrified.

In the studio, I remember my hands shaking so badly I could barely hold the pages.

Then the sound engineer started talking to me.

He told me he'd worked with loads of dyslexic people. Some of them my heroes, like Jamie Oliver.

He said he only works on books he loves - and he'd read mine cover to cover and loved it.

It took me 5 days. 10 hours a day. To record that audiobook.

And he was there for every second.

Every time I stumbled over words and got frustrated, he'd calm me down. Tell me I was doing great. Keep me going.

So Roy McMillan.

Thank you for helping me beat my biggest fear.

And when I record the audio for my children's book "What's Your Dream? The Workbook" - I hope you'll be there to help me through it again.

And with Jamie Oliver's latest initiative to push more support for people with dyslexia.

Hopefully more people will get the same help Rory gave me.

You can sign the petition to provide better support to people with dyslexia through this link - https://lnkd.in/ebrt5hm7

When you hit 18, you should leave.

Come up with a plan. Book a one-way ticket and get the hell out of your hometown.

Your parents might try to stop you, the system certainly will.

They'll try and push you into university or a job instead.

But you shouldn't listen.

At 23, I moved to Hong Kong with nothing and it was the best decision I ever made.

If I'd stayed in my hometown, I'd probably be working some job I hate. Drowning in debt from a degree I didn't need.

Instead, I found my purpose and built a life I love.

You don’t HAVE to stay in your home town. You don’t HAVE to go to university. You don’t HAVE to wait until you're "stable".

University gives you £70,000 of debt and four years of theory.

Moving gives you real experiences. New perspectives. The chance to discover who you actually are.

When you're young, you don't need a degree. You need experiences that shape you. Connections with new people and cultures and environments that force you to grow.

Comfort is the killer of growth and your hometown is comfort.

Your dreams are bigger than the street you grew up on. The world is massive.

But the longer you wait, the harder it gets. At 18, you have nothing to lose. By 28, you'll have excuses.

University and jobs will wait for you if it really doesn't work out.

Go live your life. Just go.

When people say “managing people is exhausting…”

It just tells me they’re a bad manager.

My team has 50 people right now and I don’t manage a single one of them.

I manage purpose… And they manage themselves.

Every single person cares about what we’re building and gives their best every day to make it work.

This scares most founders because most don’t have a purpose.

Their only goal is to make themselves rich and that’s why their team isn’t motivated.

My team don’t clock in at 9am.

Some days they’re up at 5am, just because they want to.

Other days, maybe noon, and honestly… I don’t care.

The results are there, so what’s the problem?

I’ll never tell them when to start, when to eat, or when to spend time with their family.

They choose. Because they’re adults. And I trust them.

And in return, every one of them puts their heart into making the business work.

That’s why my team is unbeatable.

PWC bought my business for more money that I'd ever need.

But I didn't want to sell it to them.

Every great failure comes from someone forgetting their dream for money.

You should never build a business to sell.

You should build a business you love. Build it because you want to solve a problem.

Almost every day I regret selling my old company, Fluid.

It was making profit. It was making an impact.

And I had someone else running it, doing a great job.

Then one day, PWC made me an offer I couldn’t refuse.

But that’s the best position to be in, because either way, I win.

Investors, customers, and your team can tell when you’re in it for the money.

So when people tell me they’re building a business to sell it or get rich...

My reply is always the same:

Forget about selling. Focus on building.

And when your business reaches the point where you don’t want to sell it...

That’s when you decide if you still want to.

The system is LYING to you…

And I have the proof.

Look at what you’re told about home education.

Lie 1 of 4
↳ “Home-schooled kids are antisocial.”

Why are we told this? To keep your kids in school.

But tell me…

Is it normal for a child to spend 16 years in a building with 30 people the same age?

Each day on repeat, with the same lessons, same textbooks, same experiences…

Is that what socialisation is?

In the real world, people come from diverse ages, cultures, and environments.

Education is taught through curiosity; it is shown and discovered.

My son spends time with kids and adults. He learns from older children and helps younger ones.

Real socialisation isn’t learning how to blend in. It’s learning how to connect with others who may not be like you.

Lie 2 of 4
↳ “They’ll fall behind.”

Behind who? Behind what? There’s no universal timeline for learning.

Behind in a subject they hate and will never need? Behind in knowledge that they don’t understand, but instead can memorise to pass a test?

Maybe then…

But I’d rather my son learn something he loves and enjoys. Something he can ACTUALLY understand, and know how to apply it in the real world.

Lie 3 of 4
↳ “They’ll never get into university.”

They can. Many do. And many others CHOOSE not to. Because instead of their education being centred around prepping them for university…

They’ve been taught how to build their own life.

Lie 4 of 4
↳ “You’re not qualified to teach.”

You don’t need a degree to nurture curiosity. You just need to know your child.

They’ll learn what they want to, develop into their own person, gain new experiences, and learn to build a life they love.

Plus, almost every single person has a device in their hand that contains almost all of human knowledge.

Videos, AI, search engines…

You can learn ANYTHING, simply on your phone.

Home education isn’t bad, and a lot of parents are waking up to that fact.

While the education system continues to remain broken, I will home-educate my son.

Legacy media has plagued my feed this week with negativity.

They’ve twisted stories while targeting amazing entrepreneurs trying to do great things.

But THIS is a story that deserves the spotlight.

Six months ago, a guy named Henry stopped me in the street with a dream.

He had so much passion, and I knew straight away he’d make it a success.

Today, he’s made £225,000 from his kitchen.

What he and the Sult team have built is next-level entrepreneurship.

I’ve studied marketing for over 30 years…

And some of the plays I’ve seen Sult pull off have genuinely impressed me.

And this isn’t some super-experienced team with lots of money…

They’re young entrepreneurs, with a rough plan, throwing themselves in the deep end.

They’ve openly said they didn’t always know what they were doing.

And I love that.

Because that’s what real entrepreneurship is, but most don’t understand.

You’re not meant to know what you’re doing. You’re not meant to have the perfect solution all the time…

Hell, I’ve built businesses for 30+ years and sometimes I’m just guessing as I go.

If you’ve ever watched my videos and said,

“I have a dream, but I don’t know how to start…”

Watch this video. Study what Sult did, and copy it.

Because what they’ve done is the difference between dreamers and doers.

You can check out the full video in the comments below

Congrats SULT™ on all your success. You deserve it.

I simply don’t feel comfortable doing it anymore.

When I first started creating content, things were different.

You could leave your job, chase your dream, and if it didn’t work out, no problem. You’d land another job quickly.

But the job market has changed. AI is replacing people and opportunity is no longer guaranteed.

- 52% of graduates can’t find work after university.

- 1.8 million people are unemployed in the UK right now.

So what’s the answer? Give up on our dreams?

No. The answer is proof.

Proof your dream can work and proof people want what you’re building.

Once you have that, you can quit safely and go all in.

I give you the roadmap in my book to get to that point.

Small things you can do in your spare time to make quitting possible.

The paperback launches January 1st, making 'What's Your Dream?' more accessible than ever.

You can get it through this link - https://mybook.to/Aa1uD66

P.S. I still believe that you can’t finish building your dream while working a 9–5. But you can start. And starting is what makes leaving possible.

People suppress what makes them unique…

Yet are searching for an “original idea”

You are the original idea.

You are the unique ingredient.

The school system tried to train that out of you.

Wear the same uniform. Tick the same boxes.

They wanted to take away your most valuable asset.

Your uniqueness.

It’s all designed to make you forget that you’re one of one.

You don’t need to invent something no one’s ever seen.

You just need to show up as someone no one else can be.

You.

That is the differentiation.

When I launched my creative agency in Asia,

There were 500+ agencies offering branding and strategy.

But they weren’t me. They weren’t Helen.

They didn’t see the world like we did.

And that’s what clients bought into.

Stop looking for a clever idea and start believing in your original self.
Your perspective is the product.

Build from that.

This SHOULD scare you.

30,000 people just lost their jobs, and thousands of families just lost their income.

If you think these big corporations care enough about you to sacrifice profit…

They don’t.

The richest will get richer, and the rest will be left behind.

This isn’t just a one-off. It’s the beginning of a tidal wave.

Even if you think your job is safe, because you’re smart, experienced, or it’s “too complicated” for AI…

You’re wrong.

It won’t just be delivery drivers or factory workers.

Doctors. Engineers. Architects. Pilots… you name it.

In the next few years, you’ll watch 90% of professions begin to vanish.

The only way to ENSURE that doesn’t happen is by creating your own job.

Your own future.

Times have changed. The 18-year-old in his bedroom using ChatGPT to build a business is more secure than the 26-year-old brain surgeon.

I hate reading stories like this, people losing their livelihoods.

But I also believe AI can be a good thing… If we use it right.

If it frees people from soul-crushing jobs…

Shelf stacking. Bin emptying. Endless admin.

And gives them a shot at building a life with meaning, then it’s a win.

But you need to act now.

Find your purpose and start building something that matters.

Because if you wake up with no mission…

AI will eat you alive.

But if you do know who you are and what you’re here to build…

It becomes your greatest weapon.

Working hard = success is one of the biggest lies we’ve been sold.

Teachers and nurses work 80-hour weeks. They’re some of the hardest working people I’ve ever met.

But will that make them rich?

Probably not.

(Now most of them love what they do and that’s more important for many.)

But if you want to be financially free, if you want to change your life…

You HAVE to take risk.

Sometimes a split-second risk, or saying yes when everyone else says no, can bring more success than a decade of hard work.

Hard work is comfortable and that’s why more people choose it over risk.

They’d rather burn out than break pattern.

I credit my success to luck.

But that luck only showed up because I took risks.

At 23, I moved to Hong Kong with nothing, even though everyone told me not too.

But I didn’t want safety. I wanted freedom.

Even failing at risk can take you further than success at playing safe.

Failing is learning and new doors open.

Working hard is just opening the same door over and over again.

So stop grinding yourself into the ground and start taking risks.

Don’t agree?

Prove me wrong in the comments.

Who took no risks and still built a successful life? 👇

This isn’t the good news you think it is.

It’s the start of a slippery slope.

Do I think kids should play outside more? Absolutely.

Do I think they spend too much time online? Probably.

But the same could be said about school and despite years of people speaking out…

Nothing’s changed there.

So why this? Why now?

Well because this isn’t about safety for our kids...

It’s about control.

Let’s not pretend this was ever a concern…

Until platforms like TikTok and X started giving people a voice outside government control.

A place where anyone, even a kid, can share their ideas. Build an audience. Start a business. Learn knowledge that school doesn't teach.

Yes, there’s danger online. But there’s also:

→ Opportunity
→ Knowledge
→ Community
→ And real-world success

The number of kids who’ve run up to me with profitable business plans after watching one of my TikToks would blow your mind.

They don’t teach that in school. In fact, they don’t even encourage it.

Banning social media isn’t the solution. It’s censorship.

Instead of restrictions…

Teach kids how to use the internet intentionally. How to create. How to build. How to learn..

And let's encourage entrepreneurs and these platforms to design features to protect their safety while maintaining their freedom.

Parents should be the ones guiding kids, not the government.

Social media is freedom and the government shouldn't get to take that away.

I'm SO proud of Natasha.

Her story is proof that you don't need lots of upfront capital to build a million-dollar business...

But you can make the money along the way.

Natasha Orumbie started in her kitchen with nothing but passion.

She had no investors, no network, no experience in building a business.

But she took risk and every risk she took opened the next door.

You can watch her full story now on YouTube and learn how you can turn your last few coins into a multi-million dollar brand.

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When I say EVERYONE can be an entrepreneur…

People doubt me.

“Some people just aren’t built that way.”

But I disagree.

I’m not saying everyone MUST be an entrepreneur.

I’m saying everyone CAN and everyone deserves the CHANCE to try.

Everyone deserves to have the tools, the knowledge and the opportunity.

Even if they never use those skills. Even if they never build a business and they just want to work for someone else.

Everyone deserves to have the option.

That's something the education system currently doesn't give people.

And it's part of the reason I'm trying so hard to fix it.

If you are broke, you are more likely to get rich.

I've invested in 81 businesses, and I've seen it all.

One of the trends I've noticed is that the businesses that raise the least amount of money often are the ones that succeed.

Want a case study on why raising money can be a problem?

Look at WeWork.

If they hadn't raised so much money, they would have been more careful with their leases.

They would have been smarter about their long-term business model.

It's hard for people to understand if they don't have money how this can be true.

But this is the thing to keep in mind when you've got nothing.

You've got nothing to lose.

Most of the people who are self-made millionaires today came from nothing.

Taking risk requires a brain that realises you have nothing to lose…

And if you actually have nothing to lose, then you can go for it without looking back.

I worked all through Christmas.

I love working.

Not sure why I feel guilty for saying it.

Not promoting hustle. Just saying how I feel….

All I want for 2026 is for you to feel the same and love your work. X

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Shoutout to everyone that worked on Christmas Day.

Some people, like me, worked by choice because I genuinely love what I do.

But some people worked because they had to.

Nurses still did 12 hour shifts to keep people alive.

Parents still worked a double so their kids could have presents under the tree.

They didn't get to sit around the table with family. They didn't get to watch their kids open gifts. They didn't get a day off.

They worked because people depend on them. Because the rent is due and food still needs to be on the table.

I respect that more than I can say. And I just wanted to recognise them today.

But I also want to say something else.

If that was you yesterday. If you spent Christmas doing something you hate, just to survive…

Or even if you had the day off, but spend the other 364 days of the year doing work you don’t enjoy…

It doesn't have to be forever.

You can build something you actually love. Something that means one day, if you work on Christmas, it's because you chose to.

In 2026, one of my biggest goals is to help more people do that.

And my book is the first step.

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Everyone’s constantly asking “Rent or Mortgage?”

But a place to live should be a human right.

If you’re under 40 in the UK… it’s almost impossible to own a home now.

We’ve normalised something that isn’t normal at all.

People are spending £51,110 on rent before they even hit 30.

Homes cost six times the average salary when it used to be three.

And first-time buyers are being pushed into their mid-30s, the oldest EVER on record.

Here’s what’s really going on:

Buying is becoming impossible.
⤷ The average home in London is now £888,000. Even with a 10% deposit, repayments would be double what many pay in rent.

Wages haven’t kept up.
⤷ An average buyer now gives up 34.3% of their take-home pay just to cover their mortgage. That’s before bills, childcare, travel, and food.

The system is freezing people out.
⤷ London has seen an 8% drop in first-time buyer mortgages over the past decade.
⤷ Nationally, only 282,000 first-time buyer mortgages were issued last year, the lowest since 2013.

And property isn’t even a guaranteed investment anymore.
⤷ Asking prices grew 0.3% in the last 12 months. That’s basically nothing when you factor in inflation.

So people rent. They give up on their dreams and delay families, just to get a job they hate so they can survive.

It shouldn’t take you until 40 to have a place to call home.

I am no guru. I put on 8kg this year, and I'm ashamed.

Instead of ending 2025 with a list of all my accomplishments and focusing on the 3000 people we have helped this year...

This failure consumes my mind.

How have I let my health not take priority this year? It frustrates me.

As a founder we have to be disciplined - for example I post at least one video and LI post every day. That means I've helped at least 1 person a day this year.

I tell myself if I don't post this content, then someone dies. That mindset motivates me and I keep going! (Go ahead LI police check my page!)

So why is it I have not done that with my health?

Is it not a priority? Yes it is!

My dad died of a heart attack not much older than I am now. So I know the consequences of not focusing on health above all else.

I am not making excuses but when someone needs my help, skipping a day on exercise or comfort eating to deal with other people's pain has been the way I have dealt with it.

It's bad. My aim for 2026 is not to let my health slip.

I am also going to just accept that it's happened and let it be. I'm not going to punish myself further other than this public shaming of myself - hoping it holds me to account as I know now everyone is going to ask me when we see each other.

I am not a LinkedIn Guru. I am a guy who struggles just like everyone else. I bet there are people who are struggling to get sales or make their marriage work.

Sharing our struggles is just as important as sharing our wins. Maybe instead of flexing, we help each other more. You cover my blind spots, I cover yours. We all have a better year.

Now I am off to the gym!