$100k A Year And You Still Broke?

Because I don’t. What I feel most sorry for
is an economic system that is too afraid of
empowering someone living hand to mouth,
wishing for just a little bit more so they
have more FREE time with families.

Do we blame the system for six-figure
earners that ask their friends or family…

“Jason, you think I can borrow 100 dollars till
next week?”

People move to these cities living above their means trying to be “ballers” still not learning how to make dollars work in their favor…

A lot of 6 figure earners once they start earning
they want to move into big cities like New York (YIKES),
Boston, Chicago, Miami, San Fransico the list goes
on.

The way this economy has evolved over the years,
the cost of living in these cities is extremely high.
For a studio apartment in these cities, you’d be lucky
to find something under $800/month. NOPE!

Get out of these cities and move to areas in the
midwest if there are decent-paying jobs there.

Another major reason why a 6 figure earner bug you
for loans, they have a difficult time learning to
simply live below their means.

Do you really need to drive an expensive Audi or
a Tesla living in a big city? Can’t just settle for
a Honda Accord or Toyota Corolla that gets you from
point A to point B, huh?

“If you’re not making the money work for you, then
it’s costing you.”

Listen, I’m not dictating how one spends their money
but what people like this should be super focused on
is learning how to make their money work for them.

This brings me to my final reasons why 6 figure
earners are broke and I talk about this a lot…

They deal with mindset issues. I’ve seen too
many in my family living in a pipedream, gambling their
hard-earned money betting it on horse races, casino
gambling or going to the local grocery stores buying
scratch off tickets.

What a fucking shame! People have trouble hustling
for themselves but hustle for that paycheck hoping their
lives get better soon. The relationship between money
and a 6 figure earner is terrible.

Money is merely a tool. And when you formulate a strategy
and use tactics behind it, you can create a lifestyle
where the money starts working for you.

The mindset has to change in order to see a better result.
Otherwise, enjoy running the rinse-and-repeat rat race…

Some folks rather look good and lose than look bad and
win. We are conditioned to live above our means, trying
to copy what we see these movie stars, athletes, and rappers
do.

We rely our future on chance of spending money on lottery tickets
or putting money into other systems that trend on the
Internet without educating ourselves 1st and doing due
diligence.

And when shit doesn’t work for us we are quick to play victim to
some idiotic get-rich-quick scheme that didn’t work out.

People get money and all they do is buy things that depreciate
in value but would not spend a dime going to a bookstore and
learn financial literacy.

We can’t blame the economy for the problems we are capable of
fixing ourselves. We need to put the blame on ourselves because
we are well aware the information is out there. We just don’t know
where to look.