Bill Gates is Going Broke 😳

Breaking news: Bill Gates is going broke. Now, considering Bill Gates says, and I quote, "If you're born poor, it's not your fault, but if you die poor, it is your fault," this is very interesting. Now, Bill Gates has come under a lot of scrutiny recently There are thousands of comments on my videos about how he believes maybe he's some kind of deity and, you know, taking ownership of vaccinations and control of population, part of the New World Order. A lot of people have a very skeptical view, but here's what Bill Gates is doing and how he's planning to go broke. And I'll quote to get it accurate because there's a lot of people saying a lot of stuff on social media. So Bill Gates: As I look to the future, I plan to give virtually all of my wealth to the foundation. I will move down of and eventually off the list of the world's richest people. I have an obligation to return my resources to society in ways that have the greatest impact for reducing suffering and improving lives, and I hope others in positions of great wealth and privilege will step up in this moment too. More quotes: Although the foundation bears our names, as in Bill and Melinda Gates, basically half of our resources have come from Warren Buffett. His incredible generosity is a huge reason why the foundation has been able to be so ambitious. I can never adequately express how much I appreciate his friendship and guidance. So on the one hand, we have a lot of people saying that Bill Gates, you know, putting vaccinations into us and, you know, controlling in many ways what goes on in the world and, you know, suggesting, um, mandatory rules around lockdowns, etc. And a lot of people believe there's nefarious shenanigans going on, part of this New World Order Great Reset. Then on the other hand, Bill Gates has given tens of billions of his own wealth and the wealth of Warren Buffett and other billionaires back to society, and he's pledging nearly all of his wealth And ironically, he's going to die broke. And let me say it one more time: I have an obligation to return my resources to society in ways that have the greatest impact for reducing suffering and improving lives. And I hope others in positions of great wealth and privilege will step up in this moment too. So let me know what you think. Bill Gates, evil antichrist? Bill Gates, virtuous philanthropist. This is the paradox of money, by the way, and I talk a lot about money and the paradox of money. And money is neutral, money is unconscious, it has no emotions. Money becomes what you project onto it. And if you are a philanthropist and a lover and a giver and a contributor, and you get and make more money, that will fuel and exaggerate your kindness and your gifts. If you are, um, a scammer, a schemer, uh, if you fuel deception and wars and greed and corruption and you get more money, that will enable and exaggerate, exaggerate your greed and your corruption. So there you go. Um, clickbait, fake news, shock jock. Not at all. It's absolutely accurate what I've just said. Absolutely accurate. Bill Gates is going broke. He's planning to go broke, and he is giving away all of his money to his foundation and making sure that when he dies, his children doesn't have the money, he doesn't have the money, and his foundation has all of his wealth. That is no clickbait, no shock jock, no fake news. Absolutely accurate. So you critics need to get your facts right. Just because the headline worked on you. But I do believe this is an important moral dilemma. Money has this moral dilemma. You could take $20, buy 20 bullets, put it in a magazine, into a rifle, and shoot 20 kids at a school in America. You could take $20 and feed 20 kids in a developing country for 20 days. Money is neutral. Money is unconscious. Money has no emotions. Money is a universal exchange of value. It's a store of energy. It's a way to measure worth, a unit of account, a hedge against an uncertain future, an agreed-upon trust that we all believe in to barter and exchange. That's what money is. It's what we do with it that makes it. So what are you doing with your money? What do you think of Bill Gates and what he's doing with his money and power? I would love your thoughts in the comments. Also hit the share button because Bill Gates is a great discussion point for the, the moral dilemma and the paradox of money, because in many ways he's created valuable products and services that have reached and benefited the masses. In many ways, he has a lot of power and control and influence, which he can use to build foundations to help third world developing countries, or he can use for potential power and self-interest. I would love your thoughts. Now look, money doesn't have to be greed and power and corruption. In fact, money isn't greed and power and corruption. People are greed and power and corruption, and money exaggerates your existing traits. So my question to you is, would you like to exaggerate your good existing traits, your traits of kindness, kindness and giving and philanthropy, your traits of entrepreneurship and resourcefulness, and contribution and value. If you would like to exaggerate those traits and bring them to the fore so you can learn, earn, and invest, then I recommend you join Rob.team. Rob.team is my members area. 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Um, people are quoting, uh, Klaus Schwab on that. I don't even know if that's him. But I don't think it was Bill Gates that said you will own nothing and be happy. I think it'd be a bit hypocritical if he did say that. But look, you can be an entrepreneur, you can be a billionaire, you can be wealthy and do good and be good, and you can be pure and uncorrupt and giving. You can, because money is an enabler and an exaggerator of your existing traits. Money doesn't make you, it reveals you. People think that money is greed, power, and corruption. Anyone who thinks that is going to repel money because they wouldn't want to be that. You will repel what you don't want to be. You will attract what you do want to be, unconsciously, by the way. People think they want to be wealthy, but they attract wealth because they hate the rich. But they don't hate the rich, they just hate that they're not rich. 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He made his millions and his billions, and he's going to die poor because he's going to give it all away. And he said, as I look to the future, I plan to give virtually all of my wealth to the foundation. I will move down and eventually off the list of the world's richest people. I have an obligation to return my resources to society in ways that have the greatest impact for reducing suffering and improving lives, and I hope others in positions of great wealth and privilege will step up in this moment too. So I ask you this as the moral paradox, the dilemma of money. Number 1, Bill Gates has made billions, and he will end up probably giving away more than $100 billion. To developing world, to vaccines and reducing illness and disease. I believe he's greatly responsible for ridding most of polio, for example. He's attracted tens of billions from people like Warren Buffett. You could argue he's been one of the biggest philanthropists the world has ever seen and has ever lived. Then others are saying, well, he's part of the New World Order. He wants to control, you know, he wants to have population control and has too much power. And corruption. This is what people have been saying in my Facebook Live. So my question to you is, what do you think? What do you think? Yeah, my, um, membership area is called rob.team. Keep getting— yes, yes, Eric. Rob.team. If you essentially want the Netflix of business and entrepreneurship, go and join Rob team. No contract, cancel anytime. It's one-third of the price of Netflix, and it doesn't even cost as much as a large Costa Coffee. Now you have masterclasses every 7 to 10 days, things on starting a business, scaling your business, building multiple streams of income, building digital assets, building online businesses, turning your content into cash flow, your information into income, what you already know into cash flow, monetizing social media. 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Let me give you the quote one more time. As I look to the future, I plan to give virtually all of my wealth to the foundation. I will move down and eventually off the list of the world's richest people. I love talking about money and the quandary of money. Not enough people talk about money. Too many people judge people with money. Too many people don't understand how money works, because the more you learn, the more you earn. And that's why I recommend you join Rob.team. It's basically a university of business and entrepreneurship and money. It'll cost you 50 grand a year to go to uni and learn business, economics, and finance, and the tutors are broke. The system is all wrong. Whereas I've made hundreds of millions, and you can learn from me for the cost of a large coffee. Steve just said Rob.team is better than some high-ticket programs I've paid for. The fact that you even get proximity to someone like Rob on a live is well worth it. 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