The Live from the headquarters of Ramsey Solutions, it's the Ramsey Show where we help people build wealth, do work that they love, and create amazing relationships.

I'm Ramsey Personality George Camel joined by not one but two compadres today.

Dr. John Deloney and my good friend Ken Coleman and

there's a reason we went full SportsCenter today with this setup because we are

celebrating the launch of my friend Ken Coleman's brand new book, Find the Work Your Wired to Do, which comes with access to his amazing get clear career assessment.

And I'm telling y'all, if you are trying to win with money, you've got to be winning at work.

And that is something that my friend Ken Harps on.

Ken, I have my results, and we'll get into that.

But I want to talk about why the relationship between work and money.

Yeah. Well, let's first look at what David said for decades, which is that your income,

presumably from your full-time job, but I guess, you know, we have three part-time jobs, whatever it is is but your income is your greatest wealth

building tool that's where you take that money if you use the baby steps as we've

taught and you're smart with your money you live on less than you make you live

like no one else later you can live and give like no one else.

And so it's making the most of our income.

Strikingly, you know, it's not just something Dave has said as though it's you know some truth he's pulled out of the air

we did the largest study ever of net worth millionaires over 10,000 both of you guys know

this and the the third largest group of net worth millionaires in the United States were school teachers.

And I think to a person in this country, no matter what side of the aisle you're on, I think we could all unite

around teachers should probably make a little bit more money.

And so teachers aren't not wealthy, but what teachers are people that are on purpose.

They've got a mission in life.

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