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551: Entrepreneurship Built for A Students?

Most people assume a high income leads to wealth. Sometimes it does. But more often, it leads to a very comfortable lifestyle that depends on getting paid dollars for hours. There’s nothing wrong with that. For many people, the best path is to keep doing what they do well and invest their income into real […]

550: The Only Economists Worth Listening to Right Now

If you spend enough time listening to economists, you’ll notice something interesting. They rarely agree. Over the years on the Wealth Formula Podcast, I’ve interviewed economists from across the spectrum—Keynesians, Austrians, monetarists, market practitioners, academics. Some are bullish about the next decade. Others are extremely pessimistic. But there’s one thing that almost all of them […]

549: You’re Successful… Until You’re Not — with Rod Khleif

I recently had a long conversation with a very successful professional. He’s 58 years old. Highly educated. Respected in his field. Financially sophisticated — in fact, his job depends on understanding money. If you looked at his résumé, you would assume he was completely set for life. He wasn’t. A couple of bad investments. Some […]

AI Is About to Trigger an Energy Crisis Most People Don’t See Coming

There is one truth that has followed every major technological revolution in human history. Energy demand always rises to meet technological capability. When we industrialized, coal consumption exploded. When we built the modern transportation system, oil demand reshaped global geopolitics. When we entered the digital age, electricity quietly became the backbone of the global economy. […]

547: Home Ownership: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

There’s a moment most high-income professionals remember clearly. It’s when the first real money finally starts coming in. If you’re a doctor, it’s when you finish residency training. And almost immediately, the world starts whispering in your ear: “It’s time to buy a house.” Not just any house. The nicest house the bank says you […]

546: A Review of Retirement Account Strategies

At some point in a successful career, taxes quietly become your largest expense. Not housing.Not lifestyle.Not investing losses. Taxes. And unlike most expenses, they grow automatically as your income rises — unless you deliberately structure around them. You know that my favorite means of tax mitigation is through investing in real assets like real estate […]