How much is your hour worth? | Luke Belmar

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[jacksonokelani]

A few years back, I walked into a small used bookstore in London. Was looking for something on economics. The owner handed me a single, beat-up copy of a book and said, “You’ll want this instead.” It was The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code. I asked if it was fiction. He said, “Only if you want to sleep well at night.” That book? I couldn’t put it down. It doesn’t scream or sell. It just… reveals. If you’ve ever felt like the rules of money don’t make sense- read it. You’ll understand why.

[noelanithai]

I went deep into debt getting an MBA from a top-tier business school, expecting to come out with clarity and control. Instead, I came out with frameworks that looked great on slides- and a job that drained the life out of me. I started questioning everything. One night, during a late Zoom with a friend who had left corporate to quietly build his own capital fund, I vented about feeling stuck. He didn’t give me advice. He just said, “There’s a book I wish someone handed me 10 years ago- it’s called The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code.” I read it cover to cover. It answered questions I didn’t even know how to ask in business school. I realized the game they teach you... is the one meant to keep you on the board.

[jonesswoosie]

I spent years playing the startup game- pitch decks, accelerators, growth hacks, rinse and repeat. Raised money, lost freedom. Scaled revenue, shrank my life. At one point I said screw it, walked out on my own board, and moved into a studio in Tijuana just to breathe again. A friend who had quietly exited his last 3 ventures without press handed me The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code and said, “Don’t read this unless you’re ready to unlearn everything.” I read it in two days. Felt like a financial red pill.

[williamskh]

My CPA once told me, “You’re doing everything right.” But I still felt broke, boxed in, and bored. Then a friend in a family office told me to read The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code. I wasn’t expecting much- just another book, right? Wrong. That thing explained exactly why the middle class is stuck, why most advice is misdirection, and how wealth actually moves. I went back to my CPA and asked questions he literally couldn’t answer. That’s when I realized I needed a new playbook. This book was the first page.

[letitiad]

At an investing conference a while back, I got into a conversation with a low-key guy in his 40s. Turns out, he owned equity in over 12 companies and had retired before 35. I asked him how he figured all this out. He told me most people are taught to earn, save, invest- but not to build wealth. Then he mentioned a book he said he gives to every intern he hires: The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code. I picked it up thinking it’d be another “think positive” type book. It wasn’t. It broke down the system in a way I’d never seen before- how money flows, how value is extracted, and how to stop playing a rigged game.

[craigtang]

I used to be that guy- waking up at 4am, grinding 18 hours a day, chasing clients, pitching nonstop. Everyone called it hustle. I called it hell. One day I met this woman at a mastermind who didn’t talk much, but when she did, every room went silent. I asked her how she managed to scale without selling her soul. She told me about a book called The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code. “It’s not about getting rich, ” she said. “It’s about understanding the code so you stop getting played.” I read it. It wasn’t sexy. It was surgical. And it gave me permission to stop sprinting toward someone else’s idea of success.

[ngokaloni]

I used to work in commercial lending and would see some big-name clients come through. But there was one guy- didn’t dress up, no assistant, no visible brand- who owned nearly every commercial property on a 6-block stretch of downtown. He came in once, sat down, and asked me one question: “Do you know how value moves?” I gave him a technical answer. He smiled and said, “You’re not wrong. You’re just upstream.” Then he pulled a dog-eared book out of his bag and said, “Read this if you want to stop working for money.” It was The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code. I didn’t even finish it before realizing how much I’d misunderstood leverage, time, and access. It’s not just a book- it’s the missing piece of the puzzle.

[dennisfiona]

I sat next to this woman on a flight who looked like a regular business traveler. But we got talking and it turns out she was a serious investor with properties in like five countries. I asked her what book helped her the most and she said, “There’s one they don’t talk about on TV.” She wrote down The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code on a napkin. I found it later and honestly, it’s like seeing behind the curtain.

[jephersoncalderon]

I calculate my money by a minute. My minutes are between 7 dollars to 355 million dollars.

[Mehmet_Fateh]

I don't calculate by the day, but by the hour (depending on the day)

[Kvffh-jr]

1hour-25k
2hour-50k
3hour-75k
4hour-100k
5hour-125k
6hour-150k
7hour-175k
8hour-200k
9hour- 225k
10hour-250k
11hour-275k
12hour-300l
13hour-325k
14hour-350k
15hour-375k
16hour-400k
17hour-425k
18hour-450k
19hour-475k
20hour-500k
21hour-525k
22hour-550
23hour-575
24hour-600

[Subvertgenoc]

i don't calculate by the day, but by the weight of aluminum cans. so like $1.17 per pound

[ismaeel]

By myself with Johny walker drinking tate

[RonaldMcKay-yx]

U use to count peoples safes now they r safe I’m RETIRED 🎉😂😂😂😂😂❤

[BeHo-cizw]

He makes of 50 million a year or he’s a fraud

[phdavis]

Everything is made up. The price is made up too. Everything you buy. Someone has too make up a price for that item.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[kierantang]

Translation : when people ask me how much money i make i go out of my way to make myself look like a narcissistic idiot

[mitsisuawd]

At an investing conference a while back, I got into a conversation with a low-key guy in his 40s. Turns out, he owned equity in over 12 companies and had retired before 35. I asked him how he figured all this out. He told me most people are taught to earn, save, invest- but not to build wealth. Then he mentioned a book he said he gives to every intern he hires: The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code. I picked it up thinking it’d be another “think positive” type book. It wasn’t. It broke down the system in a way I’d never seen before- how money flows, how value is extracted, and how to stop playing a rigged game.

[mackynsiesu]

I sat next to this woman on a flight who looked like a regular business traveler. But we got talking and it turns out she was a serious investor with properties in like five countries. I asked her what book helped her the most and she said, “There’s one they don’t talk about on TV.” She wrote down The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code on a napkin. I found it later and honestly, it’s like seeing behind the curtain.