340: 9 Ways to Multiply Your Money

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🗓️ 9 October 2017

⏱️ 106 minutes

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There are many different ways to go about the process of multiplying the money that you have, but the foundational first step is to begin to save. Americans on average save somewhere between -1% and 5%, which is far too little to make very good progress in building wealth.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	You have to know how to adjust and adapt to the hand that was dealt you.
0:02.9	Some of you are complaining about the hand that was dealt you.
0:05.5	Welcome to the Game of Poker of Life.
0:12.5	So one of the things I wish they had taught me in school,
0:14.7	how to grow my money without pure hard work.
0:17.0	That's what we're talking about.
0:17.9	So let's go through this.
0:19.2	For those of you who see it backwards, just listen to what I'm saying.
0:23.6	So let me say to invest in apartments.
0:25.7	There you go.
0:26.4	B.V. Castro on Instagram.
0:28.1	You're getting on the right track.
0:29.7	Why would you invest in apartments?
0:32.3	What's the advantage of apartments?
0:34.5	Who knows?
0:35.9	I mean, let me show you some little trick here.
0:39.2	Very few people know this.
0:40.9	In the long term,
0:44.5	the world's worst board here.
0:47.0	All right.
0:48.2	In the long term, how do you know how much something is worth?
0:52.9	What's a guaranteed way to know how much something's worth?
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