Next you go into more specific details on how you can actually get rich and how you can't get rich.

The first point was about how you're not going to get rich. You're not going to get rich renting

out of your time. You must own equity, a piece of a business to gain your financial freedom.

This is probably one of the absolute most important points. People seem to think that you can

create wealth and make money through work and it's probably not going to work. There are many

reasons for that. The most basic is that your inputs are very closely tied to your outputs.

In almost any salary job, even a one that's paying a lot per hour, like a lawyer or a doctor,

you're still putting in the hours and every hour you get paid. What that means is when you're

sleeping, you're not earning, when you're retired, you're not earning, when you're in vacation,

you're not earning. You can't earn non-linearly. If you look at even doctors who get rich,

like Ruby Rich, it's because they open a business. They open a private practice and the private

practice builds a brand and that brand attracts people or they build some kind of a medical device

or a procedure or a process with an intellectual property. Essentially, you're working for somebody

else and that person is taking on the risk and has the accountability and the intellectual property

and the brand. They're just not going to pay you enough. They're going to pay you the bare minimum

that they have to to get you to do the job and that can be a high bare minimum, but it's still not

going to be true wealth where you're retired. Finally, you're actually just not even creating that

much original for society. Like I said, this tweet story should have been called How to Create

Wealth. It's just how to get rich with a more catchy title, but you're not creating new things

for society. You're just doing things over and over and you're essentially replaceable because

you're now doing a set role. Most set roles can be taught. If they can be taught, like in a school,

then eventually you'll be competing with someone who's got more recent knowledge, who's been taught

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