An ex-personal trainer worked 17-hour days as a teenager, burned out by 19, and ended up broke anyway. He argues the conventional system for making money is broken and traps people in financial slavery rather than building wealth.
Yeah, here's what I learned early on in my, um, my wealth creation journey, right? Like, I was an ex-personal trainer, a burnt-out personal trainer working 17 hours a day, grinding it out like everybody else does, exchanging time for money and hoping somehow you're going to go get ahead. And, um, I got to the point at 19, 20 years old and I burnt myself out, you know. I broke my body, broke my health, broke my relationships, and I was still broke financially. And I got to the point of realizing This is bullshit. Like, this whole system that we're taught in life, it's a broken system. It just leads to financial slavery.
