Codie Sanchez argues that ownership of businesses or assets, not job title or tax status, builds wealth. She pushes back on Robert Kiyosaki's famous employee-to-investor framework, using Forbes billionaire examples to show why owning a piece of something matters more than how you're classified.
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If you want to build wealth in 2025, don't read this book. Read this book. It has the exact playbook that took me from 35k in salary to making millions while Robert Kiyosaki sold 32 million copies of this bad boy. I'm going to be aggressive and say he got it wrong. Let me explain. Someone asked me the other day, how do I know if I'm moving towards financial freedom? Is it a number? 20 million bucks? I said no. Is it an employment type like W2 versus a K1? Now again, it's not a number. It's not a type of worker. It is something different. This book tells you that you need to move from employees to investors to be wealth wealthy. I think it is total and complete fallacy. Just ask 54 of the 400 Forbes billionaires who are employees, not owners. So if you want to climb the pyramid to financial freedom, you just need to get a percentage of ownership. This will help you. It'll help you get ownership. And you can disregard your tax status. That has no bearing on whether you're going to make an unbelievable amount of money or not.