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You’re making good money, but you’re not building wealth. So in this video, I want to show you the exact formula I use to build more wealth, five times more wealth in 10 years than I did the previous two decades combined. But here’s where this is really becomes urgent for you. You see, every year that you run the wrong formula, the gap continues to get bigger and bigger. Not by a little bit. I’m talking about exponentially. So I want to show you the math. The math is going to probably make you sick. And here’s what we’re going to cover in this video, right? The single biggest wealth killer that nobody really talks about.

I want to show you why the formula that your financial advis taught you is mathematically broken. I want to show you the five step system that I use to actually build wealth. And you can copy as well. And then I want to give you a diagnostic that you can run on your own, on your own numbers before the video is over so you can start to figure out where you could end up. You ready? Let’s go. Okay, so before I get into the two formats, the five steps you can do and give you the diagnostics so you can see how much wealth you could build in a short period of time doing this, I want to just first start by talking about two different ways that you can play the game of building wealth.

Two different mindsets. And I know you’re going to probably want to skip this part because you don’t want to hear mindset, but this is the most important part. There’s a reason why the top 10% own most of the assets and the 90% don’t. And it’s because the way they approach the game, the mindset they have, the game, the strategy of the game is just different. And so the 90% just don’t know this, obviously, which is why they don’t do it. And you might fall into that camp. So let me explain what I’m talking about. You see, most people focus on building wealth through what I call a P and L mindset, a profit and loss mindset.

So whether you are a W2 worker and you think about your household budget or you also own a business, you think about it the same way. So I have my income, right? Whatever income I have. So my W2 job, my business, whatever. So this is the amount of money I have coming in minus my expenses equals my profit, right? So it’s a P, L, my profit and loss. So whether your business is looking at this or like I said, you’re a W2 worker, you do it the same way. And, and when you think this way, what happens is the goal that we all have is to try to get more income, right? We want to increase the income.

So if it’s personally like, I need to get a new degree so I can get a raise in my job, I could climb the corporate ladder. Maybe you want to work overtime or you want to start a side hustle or your business, I need to start a new business line or start a new business or whatever. But all of that is focused on building more income. Some people, certainly not me, and I’m going to tell you why this is wrong. Some people want to tell you that you should also think about reducing your expenses. And of course you should, but not to the point of where you have to give up your coffee every morning.

Like, don’t do that. Life is hard enough as it is. Don’t give up your morning coffee. But you can’t save your way to wealth. You can’t increase your income to wealth. So what you’re trying to do is take a percentage of this profit. Most people are lucky to get 5%, maybe 10% of that and put it into investments. And then you Hope that this 5 or 10% can grow enough to have enough money when you retire. Okay, so this is what most people are doing. You’re doing this. Every business is doing this. You should be looking at your P and L every month at a minimum.

Okay, but there’s a different game. The game that the 10% that own most of the assets play is completely different. Instead of thinking about income, what they do is they say, what are my assets specifically, what are my assets? More specifically, what is my equity within my assets? And then instead of trying to grow, you don’t even see income’s not even on here. They’re not even looking at income. They’re focused on growing their equity. It’s a different game. It’s what I call a Treasury mindset. It’s how you can become your own bank. It’s how you can build your own personal Treasury.

And. And it’s how you can explode your wealth faster than you’ve ever imagined, just like the top 10% that own everything do, as opposed to making more income because you can’t, at some point, you can’t work any more hours, at some point, your business plateaus. At some point, you’re maxed out on the income side and you have to focus on building equity. Now for the math as to why there’s a difference of these two games. And this one doesn’t work for you. And this one does. Let me break this down. So let’s say that I’m making $300,000 a year, right? So you’ve done pretty good.

Like, you’ve got a couple of degrees, you’ve climbed the corporate ladder. You’re making 300 grand a year. Let me just say this is not about making money. This is about making your money make money. So if you’re not making at least 100, $150,000, focus on that first. Don’t. Don’t focus on this. But let’s say that you’re making 300 grand a year. According to the Bureau of Labor statistics, the BLS, your pay is going up by about 3.3% per year, all right? That’s how much you’re making. So that means you’re going to make probably an extra ten grand per year.

Going this way, this is how much your income is going to go up, okay? But assets go up much faster. Assets can outpace my income by 10 to 1. If I have, let’s say, 1 million in assets and they go up times 10%, how much have I made? I’ve made 100 grand. So over here, my income goes up by 3.3% or 10 grand. But over here, my assets can go up by 100 grand. But it gets even better than that, because what happens with assets is they compound, meaning they grow on top of the growth. So what happens is it’s 100 grand in year one, but it’s 121 in year two, and it’s 146 in year three.

Look how much faster this is growing than your income just going up linear versus your assets going up exponentially. Okay? Now, before I get into the next step of how we can build generational wealth, massive wealth. Well, faster than you’ve ever imagined and bigger and longer than you’ve ever imagined. Before I give you the actual five steps, let me show you a formula that you need to think about. Because I know what a lot of you are thinking already right now is like, hey, I don’t make 300 grand. I can’t save, you know, 10%. I only make 100 grand.

I make 150 grand. Or maybe you make 5 million, whatever. But either way, life is hard. It gets expensive, raising kids, living in New York or California, driving new cars, etc. So let me show you just a secret formula first to address this. Okay? This is the first thing that you should be thinking about right here. Back to this hypothetical example. I’m making 300k a year. Adjust it for your own numbers. Now, what happens is that’s not your money to spend, that’s just how much you made. What happens is you’re going to have to take out money for taxes.

So what happens for most people is I have 300k of income. I’m going to pay, let’s call it 100, $111,000 in taxes. So now I have about $189,000 left. This is what I get to live on. Okay? But According to the BLS, for a family of four, two parents working, two kids, cars, et cetera, you’re going to spend about $156,000 per year just to live, which means you have about $33,000 left over. All right? So you have. This is what you have to invest to save. It’s also what you have to take vacations and things like that.

Okay? So this is your disposable income. In this hypothetical example, again, maybe you’re at 250, maybe you’re at 150 and you don’t have this. Maybe after taxes and lifestyle expenses, you’re breaking even. But let me show you what’s happened. So we have 10% left over here. And think about what that means. If I take this times the lifetime of my career, let’s say 30 years, I’ve paid in 3.33 million. That’s how much I’ve given to the government. 3.3 million has leaked out of my wealth bucket during this entire time. This is my, this is my lifetime tax number that I’ve paid.

I haven’t saved that much. This is not what I get to spend in retirement. This is what I’ve given to the government. Okay? So what this shows us is that the biggest expense that we have is not your mortgage, not your health care. It’s pretty big for most people. It’s the tax bill. So what if we could take away. We could find a way to take this tax bill and we could take that tax bill and we could invest that every year. Okay? So the two formulas, the two different games, like I said, there’s two different games being played.

The top 10% that own almost everything play a different game. So the traditional game, back to the P&L versus the Treasury. So the, the P and L game works like this. I earn, earn some money. I then pay tax on it. Whatever I have left over pays for my life. And then hopefully I have 5 to 10% that I can save or invest. Cross my fingers. I Hope that it grows big enough so by the time I’m ready to retire, I have enough money that I could spend down for the rest of my life. But a treasurer thinks about it a little bit differently and this is why they’re able to grow well so fast.

So what they do is they earn, but instead of paying tax, they buy assets. And they do that using the tax code. They use it doing incentives where the government literally pays you to invest. I’ll break that down in a little bit, actually. If you want to see a whole nother video, I’ll put a link to it down below. You can check it out where I break that down in more detail. So we can earn, we can take all, most or all of our money and put it into assets, tax efficiently, tax free. Then we use the assets to pay for our life and then we’re saving 100% of our wealth.

Imagine how much faster your wealth could get if you could save 100% of it, not just what’s left over at the end, right? We already showed you how assets compound faster than your income. So if your assets are paying for your life, instead of your income paying for your life, you can grow way faster. But you see, your financial advisor would never tell you this. Your CPA would never tell you this. You see, your cpa, your financial advisor, they manage money after this. Your financial advisor is helping you manage this part of the bucket right here.

It’s sort of like going to a doctor and them trying to diagnose you, but they never ran the blood work. Right? So what we want to do is go, wait a minute, why am I just trying to manage this? What’s left over? Why don’t I look at this whole stack right here? Why don’t I build a new stack so I can have a hundred percent of my assets going or my income going into assets and I can manage that instead. Right? That’s the difference of what we want to do as a treasurer, as a Treasury mindset, we’re going to do that.

Okay? So this is just a big part of what I call the treasury mindset, becoming a Treasury. But what I want to really show you right now is exactly how the treasury system works and how you build it out. Okay? So now in order to really get this wealth ecosystem built out, the wealth operating system as I like to call it, and really get the wealth built, building a flywheel to grow really fast, the first thing we want to do is we want to reclaim, we want to plug the holes in our bucket, we want to Add the turbocharger onto the motor, however you want to talk about this.

And so we want to plug the holes in the bucket. Now I’m talking about taxes. As I already kind of just showed you, the single biggest expense is your taxes. Now, a lot of people don’t know this. In the US the tax code is about 7,000 pages. I believe only about 2% of that tells you what you’re supposed to Pay. The other 98% of that tells you the incentives that the government wants you to do. And so what that means is that the government needs me to invest, they need me to build, they need to create jobs, create housing, invest in technology, things like that.

And so they tell you if you do that, we’ll give you money for that. And so if I invest, if I buy assets along the way, the government wants me to do that, I get money. We call that either tax depreciation or we call that tax credits. They can be one. One or either. All right, so let me just give you some basic formula. Okay, so let’s go back to this 300k example, right? In this example, I was going to pay about 111k in tax. But let’s just say that what I could do is I could acquire $300,000 in tax depreciation and I could then zero out my tax bill.

But let’s not use that math. Let’s say that’s too aggressive. Let’s just say you’re just starting out. So let’s say that I’m able to generate, I don’t know, let’s say I’m able to generate 100k in, in tax depreciation. How do you do that? Well, real estate, short term rental, real estate, oil and gas, solar credits. I did a whole video breaking all that down. If you want to watch it, we’ll put a link to and down in the show notes down below where we really break this down in great detail. So I’m not going to go through that here, but let’s say I get $100,000 of depreciation.

Now that drops my taxable income from 200. I’m sorry, from 300 down to 200. Now that drops my tax bill, let’s say 30 to 40k, that’s what I’ve reclaimed. So because I bought an asset, an income producing property, an income producing asset, they allow me to deduct it off my taxes and I’ve reclaimed about 40k. All right, now let’s imagine that in scenario number one, I had the 300k, 111 in taxes. I had 156k to live on and, and I had about 35k to invest. Remember that? But in this way, I’ve reduced my taxable income to 200, which allows me to discount 30 to 40k that I would have sent to the government.

I get to keep now. And so now I get to invest the 35k plus the 40k. So now I’m investing, let’s say 70k a year. So Formula One, I’m investing 35k. Formula Two, I got a little tax depreciation and now I’m investing 70k a year. Now this is the same income, but I have nearly double the investment capital. Now, we haven’t even talked about the investment that was made here, which is also going to grow as well. But now you can just see one simple move we have. Instead of 35k investing, we have 70k investing. And that’s not savings, that’s not working harder.

It’s taking money I already earned. I’m reclaiming it. Right? You’re not cutting your life, you’re not skipping your morning coffee, you’re not doing any of that. You’re just redirecting money that you already owned and instead of given to the government, because you’re not doing what they say, you do what they say and you invest into assets and you get to invest even more money. That’s how things really start growing fast. Now the power goes out. When this thing starts compounding, the power really shows, you know, year 10, year 20 or 30. But let’s just look at a couple of years, just so you can see how powerful this is and how quickly.

So let’s just say that I reclaim only 37,000. I could go get the whole 111,000 again. There’s a link in the video down below if you want to get deep into that. But let’s say that I only get 37k plus the 35,000 I was already going to invest, means I now have 60,000, 67,000 to invest. That’s in year one. In year two, I would reclaim a little bit more because it’s compounding. It’s now 44,000 plus the 35. So I have 74,000 to invest in year three. Look at this. It goes 53 that I could reclaim. I now have 83 that I can invest.

Year four, I’m reclaiming 64,000. I now have 94 to invest. And just in year five again, the power comes in year 10, year 20. But I have now 77 reclaimed and I have 107 to invest just in year five. So the first game, I’m hopefully scrimping savings, skipping my coffee, whatever, not taking vacations with my family. And I’m investing 35,000. Game number two, just within five years, instead of 30,000, I’m investing 107,000. And to get the tax depreciation, I was buying assets along the way the government was giving me money for. And I haven’t got to that part yet.

Imagine how much faster your wealth is going to grow. This is how you get the flywheel starting to spin to really, really, really quickly. So how do you do that? Let’s break that down. Okay, so we talked about getting this flywheel built and getting, getting it spinning. And so what we’ve talked about already is instead of focused on trying to make more money, let’s just focus on building a Treasury system that allows our money to grow faster. And so the first step we did right was we didn’t make more money. We just kept more of the money we had.

And we did that by using assets to offset our income, income taxes. Okay, so now we have more money coming to the system. But now we, that’s not enough. It’s not enough that we’re growing, you know, three times faster than the average person because we’re reclaiming some of our money. Now. How do we get the money that we have, our treasury, our assets, how do we get that to grow 2, 3, 4, 5 times faster than everybody else? Well, let me break that down. So now let’s say that I’m putting the, you know, we went to, like I say, $100,000 number.

What most people would do is I have $100,000 to invest and I have to put it into a well diversified portfolio. What is your asset percentage breakdown? Right. That’s what we’ve been taught. And so what we want to do is we say, well, what we’re going to do is we’re going to put 25%, you know, in this bucket, let’s call it stocks, you know, and then we’re going to put, you know, 25% into, you know, real estate. And then we’re going to put, you know, 50% into, you know, cash flow, let’s call it, you know, treasuries, something like that.

Right? And then, you know, we’re going to take, we’ll take 15% or something like that. And this will be like high risk or something like that. Okay, so we’re thinking about this. But what happens here is each dollar is doing one Job. I have one dollar in this bucket. I have one dollar in this bucket. One dollar in this bucket. This is investing horizontally. As you can see, my money is spread out. What the wealthy do is they, they do it something different. They invest in layers. All right, so we want to invest in layers where $1 does multiple jobs simultaneously.

So we invest in layers. Instead of going wide, we go deep. So Now I put $1 in an asset. The dollar feeds the next asset and the next one and the next one. So now I’m investing in layers. Let me explain how this works. It really comes down again to a mental mind shift where most people think in terms of return on my investment. Roi, right? So let’s say that I have a home. And it’s a, it’s, let’s call it, let’s say it’s a $1 million home. I like to use round numbers because it’s easy for me.

I, okay, let’s say I have a million dollar home and let’s say that I have about, let’s call it 500k in equity. Right now the home US median real estate is going up at, let’s say 5% per year. So on a million times 5, 5% equals about $50,000 that I’ll get return on my investment. I have a million dollar home times the 5% growth. I get $50,000 of asset growth. I get $50,0000 of equity. All right, we think about it that way. However, that’s not how the 1%, that’s not how the, the 10% own all the assets, not how they think.

It’s not about return on my investment, it’s return on my equity. See, it’s not just the asset, it’s the equity that we have in there. That’s how we think about our money doing multiple jobs. So let me explain. This home, this million dollar home is going up at 5%. Whether this 500,000 is there or not. If I have 200,000 of equity, I have 100,000 of equity. It doesn’t matter. The million dollar home is going to go up at 5% and make 50 grand either way. So the question then becomes what is my not return on my asset or my investment? What is the return on the equity that I have? That’s the different way we want to look at it.

So let’s, let’s run through some math. In this example, I have a million dollar home, 50,000 equity. In this example, the home goes up by 5%. Again, whether the equity there or not, it’s going to do that if I have this, instead of looking at the return on my investment, I want to look at the return on the equity. So if I leave the 500,000 in and I get the 50,000 gain, now I have a 10% return on equity. That’s better. So 5% return on the asset on the investment, 10% return on the equity. But here’s where we get things going really nice.

Let’s say that I decide I want to take 200 or 300,000 of the equity out. Remember, this is all going to happen whether the equity is there or not. So in this example, I’m going to take out, let’s call it 300k of equity over here, and I’m going to take this 300,000 and I’m going to deploy it into something. I’m not going to give you an exact asset. You know, I like bitcoin. We can call it that. Bitcoin’s been averaging about 50% over the last couple years. Let’s just say you get 20%. Let’s call it, I put into something making 20%.

I mean, so you can put in a stretch and make it almost 12%. Right now after tax is probably close to almost to 20%. So let’s just say you put it 300,000, you’re making 20%. All right, now it looks a little bit differently. Right now I have the 50k that I’m making already here on the return on my investment. So I have 50k from here. All right, now I also have the 300k at 20%, which is 60k. So now I have 110,000 gain, which means now my return on my equity R o E equals 22%. Just by thinking about the game differently, stop thinking about return on my total assets.

Think about what return on my equity is right? This is the treasury mindset. The regular mindset is how do I make more income so I can get $1 doing one job, invest horizontally and grow really slow versus the treasure mindset is, okay, what if I didn’t focus on making more money? What if I focused on keeping more money, getting my flywheel going and growing my equity instead? Just one simple move more than doubles our return. And we’re just getting started. All right, now, before we talk about how this thing really starts accelerating, let’s just stop and think.

So we’ve got more money coming in because we’ve got tax reclamation, right? And now it’s going into a layered strategy. And now things are growing really fast. What happens is that wealth compounds and most People don’t really understand what this means. The human brain mostly thinks about things like linear like this. So I’m over. Over my life. I’m putting more money in. My assets are growing at 6 to 8%, and it grows like this. What happens is, is wealth actually compounds, so it grows on top of growth. So it becomes parabolic. And so let me just sort of explain what this means visually so you can understand this.

What happens is what we do is we use something called the rule of 72. So what the rule 72 says is that I take my return divided by 72, and that tells me how long it takes for my asset to double. And the double is where things start getting really powerful. Now, in the example I said is we get to 20%. We get to 20%, pretty easy using the layered wealth strategy, using very safe assets, not having to go out on the risk curve. But let’s. Let’s use a 20% number. So at 20%, that means my wealth is doubling.

So 20 divided by 72 is about three and a half years. So what that means is that 1 million becomes 2 becomes 4 becomes 8, and it starts going like this. 1632, 64, 128. You get the idea. But the key piece is that this right here took 3.5 years to make. 64 million here took 3.5 years. So what happens is, once we start putting money into this system and we. We reclaim the taxes, we invest it through layers, we want to allow it to grow. So what this means is that we don’t ever sell. What most people think is, I buy low, I sell high, right? At what point do I sell these to get the dream house that I want, the beach house, the house for my kids? At what point do I sell to get the money? The answer is you don’t, because you never want to stop this compounding.

What happens is, if I want to sell some to get the money I got to pay taxes. That’s a permanent loss. Could be 20%, could be 50% of my wealth gone immediately, that’s one thing. But the bigger tax is the loss of this compound, and we’ve stopped that. So this is very, very expensive. So what we want to do is we want to borrow against these assets instead. So if I need money, I can pull out a little bit. I can pull out 100k here. I could pull out, you know, 3 million here. Using debt. As long as these assets continue to grow faster, 20% faster than the debt, the debt’s going to be 5 to 10%.

We can keep this going forever. But let me show you what this looks like over a long period of time using the wealth acceleration curve. So you can start to see where this could go for you. Okay, so before I get to the diagnosis part, where I want you to use real numbers so you can sort of map out how your flywheel can get built out, I just want to show you some math so I can show you this. Because, you know, I told you in the video, this is the formula that I use to build wealth.

It’s how you see me here at my beach house, right? It’s what I’ve used. And you can use the same thing. So we’ll put this in real numbers. But let me just show you this real fast. So Remember, we have two people. We started with that, right? The person A, 90% of people who don’t really build wealth, they focus on building the pnl. They’re focused on making more income. Person B is a Treasury. They’re focusing on keeping more wealth. And they’re focused on return on equity. They’re focused on building assets, not income. But let’s show you where those two pass.

So we have both people are making 300k. Person A, 300k. Person B, same income. All right, let’s think about this. So using the examples I’ve already given you, in year five, let’s just say person one has about 190k of wealth. Person two has 529. That’s a 2.8 times difference. That’s just in year five. Remember what I showed you? Compounding goes exponentially. So we have to look at this. 5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 50 years out. Let’s check this out. By year 10, we really start to see this pulling out. Person A has $469,000 of savings left over for retirement.

Not too bad. But person two has 1.8 million. Now it’s a three, 3.9 times difference. Wow, starting to really pull ahead. Now we have year 15, we have this person a 800. And what do we have? 880,000 roughly of savings to retire off of? Person b has now 4.95 million. Now a 5.6 times difference. See how this is starting to pull out 15 years. Let’s just zoom out. Well, one more Tier. At year 20, we have Person A ends up with 1.48 million to retire off of after 20 years. That’s not too bad, right? If you’re investing 30,000 per year.

But Person B over here now has 12.7 million, which is an 8.6 times difference. So what you see is that on year five, the gap looks kind of modest, right? But we can see by year 10, the gap is not just a, it’s not just a different gap. It’s a completely different life that person is living. We can see by year 20, it’s a completely different universe. Imagine the difference of Invest in retirement, 1 million or 12 million. All right, now if you really just want some salt in the wound real quickly here, let’s just think that during this period, over the 20 years, both people earned about $6 million.

All right? Formula One kept about 25% of that wealth. Not bad. Formula Two generated 212%. So both people earn the same. This person kept this, this person generated this. That’s the difference that we’re talking about. Now, before I take you to the diagnostic, I just want to say I’m using examples of 300k. This works at 150k. It works at 1.5 million, it works at 10 million. All right, so these are percentages that we’re talking about. Caveat though. If you’re not making at least 100, 150k, I wouldn’t really be paying attention to this. Just focus on getting to 150k first.

Once you have 150k, you can start building out this flywheel. Of course, the more income you make at 300k, 500k, 1 million, 3 million, it goes way faster. Okay, now let’s get to some of the math. In order to diagnosis for yourself and to see how fast you can get your wealth flywheel spinning, just pull out your last year’s tax return. Or better yet, just think about this year for 20, 26. What is your taxable income going to be? Just think about that. So if you’re a W2 employee, it’s pretty easy. You make 50 grand, 100 grand, 300 grand, 500 grand, whatever.

Okay? Or if you’re a business, you know, you’re going to make 5 million, you’re going to spend 3 million. So your taxable income will be 2 million, whatever that number is. So if I’m an employee, it’s 300 grand. In our first example, maybe I’m a business, I’m going to make 2 million. Okay? So step number one is diagnose what is my exposure. Now, you can think through, like what your tax rate is, what percentage, things like that. But let’s just keep this simple for right now. If, if I am, if my taxable rate is this, I could look at what my, my Taxable rate is right.

So at this tier, how much am I going to pay? 25%. What state am I in? State taxes, FICA tax, Social Security tax, et cetera. But what we want to do is we want to figure out how much tax depreciation do I have to have to reclaim this money. So let’s just, you know, call it simple numbers. Let’s call it 30%. At 300,000, I’m basically leaving 100, $110,000 on the table. This is how much I could grow my wealth with every year. If I deployed a strategy like this. At 2 million, we’re talking roughly $600,000. And then just ask yourself a question.

If I took $100,000 100,10 times, let’s call it 20% per year, times, I don’t know, 10 years, times, I don’t Know, 20 years, how much is that worth? If I took the 600,000 times a 20% return, times, you know, 10 to 20 years, how much is that worth? Just so you can start to see where things could be, how much different your life could be. Because the next question that you would ask yourself after that is, like, if I could achieve that, the question you should be asking is, how? That’s all. How do I do that? Because the other people are doing it.

The top 10% do it. How do you do it? Well, I do want to tell you real quickly, this is obviously not tax advice. This is not investment advice. It’s not investing advice. I am not your advisor, and obviously there’s a lot more to this. So make sure that you have someone watching you, helping you with that, with these formulas here. But before I end this, I want to talk about one objection that I have, because I can already hear the comments coming in. Hey, Mark, this sounds super risky, though. Like, what you’re saying is not to think about return on investment.

You’re talking about return on equity, which means I’d have to put my equity to work. But if I put my equity to work, doesn’t that cause risk? And you might say, you know, I heard your story, Mark, from 2008. You were, you know, you sold your businesses, you’re all in on real estate, and the real estate market crashed. Aren’t you just making the same mistake? What if things crash? Sure, that’s a great question to ask. So what you’re saying is there is potential risk. And so what I would say is there’s risk in everything. There’s certainly risk if you don’t do this.

Because if you go person A route, you end up with about one and a half million dollars. But after inflation, you have about 7, $800,000 of purchasing power. It’s not gonna be enough to live on for the rest of your life. So there’s risk in that. And if I do this, there’s also risk. Now, if I don’t do it, I can’t mitigate that risk. We mitigate the risk by employing a strategy like this. But. But there’s risk. What if the market drops, Mark? So we want to build out a system. We want to build out a system.

We engineer around that. We think of every potential problem that can happen, and we engineer a system around that. So I do want to just say that real quickly, anytime you put money out there, there’s risk. You may not get it back, but if you don’t put it out there, there’s risk also. That won’t be enough. So just understand that there’s risk in both ways. But this is the way that the 10% own most of the assets. It’s the way that I’ve used to build my wealth. It’s the way that you can use to build your wealth as well.

It starts by shifting your mindset. Stop trying to think of only making more money and think about, how do I grow my assets instead? Stop thinking about income, start thinking about assets. Stop thinking about return on investments, and start thinking about return on my equity. And if you start and then, of course, reclaim your single biggest expense and put that in to really speed things up. Now, of course, I’ve built out a whole program for this. It’s called the Wealth Operating System. I’ll break this down in a lot more detail. If you want to come check it out, I’ll put a link to it down below.

If you want to come hang out with me for an hour, I’ll dive super deep into the specifics, and then I open up for Q and A. So you can ask any questions that you want live about this. So if you want to check that out, I’ll put a link down below either way. Now that you’ve seen this, you can’t unsee it. There’s. There’s the. I don’t know what I don’t know, but now you know it. So again, the question that you should be asking yourself is, how do I start implementing this to start growing my wealth even faster and you can have the life of your dreams? All right, that’s what I got.

Hopefully this works. As I say, to your success, I’m out.
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