What if the secret to building wealth has stayed exactly the same as it has been for the last

5,000 years? You know, most of us think that building wealth is complicated. It's about stocks,

bonds, real estate, interest rates, economic cycles. But one of my favorite books, a book that

I've read countless times, The Richest Man in Babylon,

lays out the framework on how to build long-term lasting generational wealth.

And that's what we're going to be discussing on this episode today.

Really laying down the foundation, before you start building the skyscraper you need to create a

foundation and the first thing that you should do if you haven't already is to read the richest

man in babylon and you if you have read it pick it up again and read it again it will literally

take you two hours to read the book. But in that book,

there are seven laws that we're going to be going over in the podcast. And I want to go

over each one of them specifically and tie it to a principle of investing and also to a principle

of buying a business or building a business or investing in real

estate.

Hello and welcome. My name is Gino Barbarro, one of the co-founders of Barbaro 360 and

Jake and Gino. And as I aforementioned said, this is what the show is all about. It's all about

using these principles. Building wealth, it's a simple plan. There's nothing really too

complicated about it. But it's not easy. And that's how most things are in life. Once you see the

plan, you have to execute on the

plan. Now, we're going to jump into the seven cures because these are really important. And if you

can't execute on these, it's going to be a lot harder to actually laying the foundation to creating

the wall. The first cure is start thy purse to fattening. What does that mean? Start

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