What don't people know about offers that they need to know?

I think maybe that one of the most valuable

financial principles I've learned in my life

is poor people and middle class people feel like everything is expensive

because they pay for things with money they've exchanged their time for

so they feel like they're paying for everything with their life

because they are.

It's time.

Right. You're trading time for money.

So, and what's, so let's say, I'm gonna to use I got a couple of phones here so let's say

I've got some money we're gonna call this some money I got some money okay and I

want to buy this car and I've got some money and I want to buy this car and I've got some time so what I do is I take some of my time and I trade my time to somebody for some money and they give me the money but when I get the money I

don't have the time anymore because the time is gone and I can't get it back it's gone forever

right so then I see this car I'm like I got this money to change my time for

and I'm gonna take this stuff this money that I've changed my time for and I'm going to take this money that I've changed my time for.

I'm going to trade that in for this car. So now I don't have the time and I don't have the money anymore but now I have the car.

And now the car is becoming worth less over time.

Right? So I've traded an invaluable asset for a limited asset

and then traded the limited asset for a depreciating asset and I wonder why I'm getting broker.

Right? Okay, so that analogy made sense, right?

Yeah, watch this. If I'm an entrepreneur and the thing that I create because I obsess over other people's problems is I create offers.

So now because I pay for things with offers everything cost the same amount

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