Schools teach us how to earn, but not how to invest or grow money.
Even employees can act like business owners by adopting an entrepreneurial mindset
The middle class often confuses liabilities with assets—owning a home isn’t necessarily an asset unless it generates cash flow.
Creativity and calculated risk-taking are key skills that separate the wealthy from the rest.
People should focus on building skills (marketing, sales, investing) rather than just earning a paycheck.
Understanding tax strategies, investments, and risk management helps the rich legally pay fewer taxes.
Many people are programmed with a scarcity mindset instead of an abundance mentality, limiting their financial success.
The biggest risk is not taking any risks—the fear of failure keeps many people trapped in financial insecurity.
With fractional investing, REITs, and index funds, anyone can start investing with small amounts.