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The magic trick that takes your money away is hidden behind the smoke and mirrors of money printing, inflation vs. deflation, M2 money supply, loans issued by banks that effectively create money out of thin air, and the tax system you auto opt into when you get a salary or start a business.

Many investors think they are invincible at the moment. They’re high on their own ego. They can’t see reality hidden amongst all the false data that tries to say “we’re fine” while unemployment and bankrupt businesses act as a burning backdrop.

The way money works is not hard to understand and you don’t need a financial degree from a prestigious university to get it. Once you understand money you get a chance to take advantage of the wealth transfer.

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What followed was a health crisis that fast-tracked this already lingering problem. The solution: print trillions of dollars out of thin air and hand some of that free funny money out as stimulus checks. Whenever I think of free money from the government I always trip over the phrase “there’s no such thing as a free lunch.”

Hsieh sold Zappos to Amazon in 2009, and I suppose the reason that “The Offer” resonated so sharply with me when I first heard about it is because of what I was doing at exactly that time.

The result of the cracks in the REPO market and the printing of trillions of dollars helped contribute to the largest wealth transfer in history that is happening right under your nose. Here’s the unconventional approach to being on the right side of that wealth transfer.

There are those who understand what is happening and those who are snoozing their way to having a large portion of the value they’ve created eaten for breakfast by a stranger in a red devil suit.

A while later, when I wrote about it, I got my 15 minutes of fame out of the whole experience. But the real benefit was reaffirming that life was too fleeting to spend more than a single day in a job I knew would not be for me.

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It’s the result of the way money, and the assets it can buy, being completely turned upside down. Record unemployment and record highs in the stock market are the first bright red flag. As an investor and somebody who has spent 9 years working in finance, I’ve learned to be fearful (in a good way).

Short version: I started a new six-figure job as a lawyer, only to realize on the very first day that I’d made a big mistake in taking it. I quit immediately — there was no $1,000 or $5,000 offer in it — and the situation motivated me to start a business quickly that could support a family.

The part that has always stuck out to me is that we bust our chops to go to work each day and earn a paycheck. We give up our time for money, so we better understand how it works. The quicker we do the less work we have to do in the long run, and the more time we can spend with our families.