If the system seems rigged against you, that’s because it is.
Crippling student debt.
Fund ‘management’.
Inflation.
All part of a sprawling, highly-sophisticated system to keep you in your box.
Yes, compound interest is powerful, but it takes time.
More time than most people have. And even then, you only get rich at the end of your life.
In a way, I wish I had a proper financial education when I was younger.
There would have been far less stress and a growing pot of gold.
A couple of years ago, I made a vow to get my money right. I read all the top books and blogs. I sought out advice from people in the know. I learned a few things.
Now, my understanding of how the system works has forced me into becoming a business owner rather than an employee.
Just by making that one shift, my chance of financial freedom has gone from zero to deliciously real.
This gives me feelings of:
Power,
security,
freedom,
having a choice, and
being able to help others.
All wonderful things to have. But my main mistake was thinking there was nothing more to learn.
So when @ChroniclesNate popped up on Twitter preaching “the truth about money that you didn’t learn in school”, I thought I’d heard it all before.
But then the endorsements started flying in from people who had had their whole money mindset blown open by what Nate teaches.
And I decided to invest in his course and see what all the fuss was about, fully prepared to be mightily disappointed.
But that’s not what happened.
Nate teaches the sort of money management techniques that actual financial legislators use.
Along with some of the wealthiest families in the history of the United States.
And he lays it all on the table for you, for the cost of a couple of cocktails.
I was shocked.
Here it is:
Paul French