The next 12 months are your last chance to escape the Middle Class

With Trump in charge, these next 10-12 months will be the easiest time in recent history to make money and build your wealth.
And with 9-5 jobs being replaced by gig workers and cheap workers overseas,
With the Great Melt-Up right around the corner after Trump leaves office as the government debt keeps hockeysticking,

These next 10-12 months might be your last chance to escape the Middle Class with relative ease, by making as much money as you can, and pouring that money into assets before everything gets more expensive from inflation.
But how?
Well, to make an extraordinary amount of money in a very short amount of time, is gonna require some extraordinary thinking.
If you think like a worker like they conditioned you in school, it will lead you to take the same actions as a worker, which will then make you get the same outcome as a worker
Which is why this Part II, is so so important.
If you don’t uninstall the years of conditioning they’ve shoved down your throat since pre-school, then no matter how hard you try, you will always be doomed to fail.
They say the most important decision you ever make is the person you decide to marry. I disagree. I think the most important decision you will ever make are the principles you choose to believe in.
The wrong principles like “you need luck to be successful, or that you need money to make money”, will make you give up before you even start, it will make you self-sabotage yourself - it will guarantee you a life of poverty
But the right principles will make winning almost an inevitability.
So let’s go over the principles you need to ascend from the Middle Class before it’s too late
Let your reconditioning commence…

Throughout our time in the education system, we’ve been conditioned to think that luck is just something some people are born with.
That those people over there? Yeah they just got lucky, but you have to be realistic
And when you watch these founder stories on YouTube, you’ll hear the same thing:
You’ll always hear the founders say “oh I just got lucky”, “I was just at the right time, right place. Nothing to see here…”
When in reality? This answer is complete BS:
These people are either giving a cop-out answer because they don’t truly understand how they got there,
Or they’re lying to come off humble, to make themselves more likable, that “I’m nothing special, I’m just like you! You have no reason to resent me?!”
But was it really luck?
Well think about it this way: if I scrolled into a bad neighborhood wearing a Rolex and I got robbed, was I actually unlucky?
Or did I end up in an unlucky environment where I was a million times more likely to get robbed?
And the same can be said about “getting lucky” enough to escape the Middle Class:
And sure, there are people that win the lottery, but time and time and time again, we see them lose it all - because they never developed the skill to keep the money
But when it comes to founders and entrepreneurs that actually started from nothing - was it really just luck?
Or did they just stumbled upon a lucky environment, where they’re a million times more likely to hit it big, did they just stumble upon a different game where it’s even possible to hit it big?
If you work the average 9-5 job, what is the most amount of money you could possibly ever make in a year?
$100,000? $200,000? Maybe even $500,000 at a finance job after many decades? That’s it.
There’s literally a 0.0% chance of you ever getting “lucky” and getting a $1,000,000 fast, $10,000,000, or $100,000,000
But what are the chances of you getting that in business? The chances are definitely over 0%.

[ImTheGoat]

I love this perspective! It’s just like The Secret Doctrine of Wealth teaches—success comes from learning the right things, not following the crowd.

[SpacedOut]

ESCAPE? the middle class? Bro, most people dream of reaching the middle class.

[phillipsmith]

Is there even a middle class anymore? Aren’t we all poor? $100, 000 isn’t middle class anymore.

[CFlandre]

Lmao, Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, and Mark Zuckerberg did not "Start from nothing". They each had parents that were fairly wealthy, two of them attended Ivy League Schools, and they are all now very controversial figures not just because of their obscene wealth, but because of their unethical and monopolistic practices (ESPECIALLY Bezos).

To pass them off as "coming from nothing" or "they weren't lucky" misses the ENTIRETY of their lives prior to becoming the businessmen we know today.

[ellaaysun]

I hope we all know that it doesn't matter who is in the 'top job' because this is a systemic problem -- greed. We have allowed many of our economic sectors, to take advantage of the American people. It's disgusting and frightening for the future of our country. My husband and I will be retiring in the next two years n another country. We are absolutely worried that SS! will no longer be funded. we'll have to rely on his pension, a 403 (b) and a very prolific Investment account with Stephanie Janis Stiefel my FA. Our national debt is bloating and expanding every month. Our government needs to get spending under control and cut the federal budget.

[beepdotboop]

So to be rich, just exploit labor. Gotchu

[donHooligan]

sustainable communities should be the focus.
*Food Is Value* "When Money Dies" (Adam Fergusson)

[Mynxellon]

It’s terrifying to me knowing that all this shit might actually happen, but I don’t have anything I can do but try and ride it out

[oddtomato]

I agreed with the first part, but why should we partake in a system that is essentially just stepping on eachother's faces?
It really just feels like pitting people with a common issue against eachother in the hopes of making it out of the cycle.

Isn't that what they want, for us to fight amongst eachother for crumbs? If you want change you need to act outside the system.
Saying 17:51 "Learn their way of thinking" and showing a picture of Henry Ford is not exactly inspiring... And while we may not be able to pour from an empty cup, we can throw it at others!

[someonewholikesyumeko]

Unfortunately even if people who are gonna get affected by this know it's gonna happen, all they can do is ride it out and hope to somehow survive.

[AwolProductionsENT]

The fallacy here is thinking a critical mass of people can follow your advice in a sustainable way without the whole system teetering over. What a joke.

[asappestcontrol]

Started my own bussiness ( Pest Control ) in 2007 easy and I get to help people. Started working for a boss and asked questions. Then started on my own.Only way I could feed my family living in Rockville at that time

[vincentviola]

Video starts at 17:00
Tbh this is a real nothing burger of a video

[Yupthereitism]

The person who you decide to marry is by far the most important decision you will ever make. You just don’t know it yet

[Gknows]

This is missing a lot of context. Truthfully, owners and executives are hoarding profits from the rest of the employees of the company. Companywide profit sharing is a simple way to correct the economy and civil unrest. Most people don’t need a million dollars, they need appreciation.

[timothysatyr]

Dont ever put Elon on a picture saying that he came from nothing

[andrewmarusic]

Wow. This is so many words... to honestly say nothing.

[MrVee]

This sounds like you're going to start selling courses. Please don't.
For most of us, getting by above water is enough.

[MRJOBS]

Dude I've been calling social security a ponzi scheme since the 80's so awesome to hear someone else say it..👏👏👏

[salazzam]

Not everyone can be rich and not everyone should be rich. Love the encouragement, but let's be honest here, you're speaking to maybe less than 1% of your audience on this video... And an even less percentage of that 1% that will actually make something happen. There's absolutely nothing wrong with living a humble life working a 9-5 job and being happy with what you have. Family is the most important thing in life....Make enough to enjoy your family, and you'll enjoy life!