What happens when the million dollars just make you a rich slave?

Because if you get the million, then you can spend the million, then you need another million.

But what if you got the million and didn't need the million and the million just became the collateral for someone else's freedom?

I think that freedom is the most misused word in this era.

And most people who use it and chase it

have defined it under imaginary pretense.

They've defined it in a way that doesn't really quantify freedom,

but it does quantify escapism.

And those are two separate things. They live in two separate worlds.

And most people who want to get in the markets

and most people who want to become investors

and most people want to leave their job

because they actually want freedom. But what if I actually told you that most people want to leave their job because they actually want freedom. But what if I actually told you that

most people want to escape the uncomfortable just to get in a comfortable cage? What if I said that

most people who want to leave their job, most people who want to leave their job, most people who want to start investing in,

want to build their thing, only want to get from a version of uncomfortable to get in a comfortable

that's escapism. Because when I think about people who really were after

freedom, the goal was to leave from a system that did not serve them, but them generationally and the goal was to leave that

system to find a system that liberated them generationally.

Two different things.

And when people think about trading, it's about, you know, how do I get the money?

And so oftentimes we are quantifying the level of freedom that we're after about how much

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