Epic Real Estate Investing - Capitalist... Good or Evil? [ENCORE] | 276

Episode Date: June 23, 2017

In a society that reinforces the belief that capitalists are greedy and malicious, the only solution is a good helping of financial education. Learn why a true capitalist benefits only from his or her generous contributions to society, the improvement of lives, and the creation of jobs. Share even more with Financial Freedom Friday about why capitalists are problem solvers and economic contributors. ______   The free course is new and improved! To access to the two fastest and easiest strategies to a paycheck in real estate, go to FreeRealEstateInvestingCourse.com or text “FreeCourse” to 55678. What interests you most? • E.ducation • P.roperties • I.ncome • C.oaching Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's time for Financial Freedom Friday with Matt Terrio. Unfortunately, the crooked, lazy, dishonest exploitors of the capitalist system have tarnished the reputation of the true capitalist. And our school system, it enforces this belief by instilling in the young that the rich are evil money hoarding abusers. When in reality, the true capitalist benefits only from his or her generous contribution to society, the improvement of lives, and the creation. of jobs. True capitalists, they're producers. You see when they enrich society by supplying items of great value, they receive accordingly. The problem lies in one, the deep-seated belief that that producers are malicious, and two, training generations to become wage earners instead of entrepreneurial capitalists. You see, our education system, it continues to pump out

individuals who believe that their job and that their money and that their personal residence are all assets. When in reality, you can't own a job, that's not an asset. Money is no longer real. And the only asset of a personal residence is the mortgage. Unless someone is paying you to live in your personal residence, it's not your asset. It's the bank's asset. The authentic entrepreneurial capitalist finds solutions to common problems, improving the

quality of life for those that he or she if he or she, if you know, the authentic. They are generous, they are creative, and they are a benefit to society. Since entrepreneurs are the only ones who create jobs, I don't know, I'm crazy. Why not solve the issue of unemployment by teaching our children how to be entrepreneurs instead of sending them through school and pressing upon them that the idea that the next obvious step is to find a high-paying job? Of which there's a high likelihood that that high-paying job won't be there when they do. graduate. You see, the world is growing and developing at ever-increasing speeds, and

there will be no shortage of entrepreneurial opportunities. So you've got to get that, there's not enough to go around idea, you've got to get that out of your head. That type of thinking is going to hold you down. Let it go. Let it go. So the question here remains, do we train our future generations to step into the position of problem solvers and economic contributors, or do we continue to teach them that their best option is to sell their time for money? The first step, demanding this financial crisis, is a magnificent dose of financial education. Without it, we're headed right down that same path that no longer leads to a happy ending.

You see, by training the future generations how to be generous capitalists, the only kind of true capitalist, not until then will the economic climate begin to heal. But in order to train the future, the education starts right now. And it starts with you. I'll see you next week on another episode of Financial Freedom Friday. It's time for Financial Freedom Friday with Matt Terrio. This podcast is a part of the C-suite Radio Network. For more top business podcasts, visit c-sweetradio.com