Hello, and welcome back to another episode of The Mark Moss Show, where we talk about the decentralized revolution, the way the world is changing. The world is not going to be the same. It's changing. Just because it's been similar for your lifetime in this very short period of time does not mean that's going to be the way it will be in the future. And if you don't understand this, it's not gonna work out too well for you. But I don't worry. I got your back. I got
your back. Each and every week I bring you the latest breaking news as we look at through the lens of politics, finance, and technology. Now I covered some of the biggest signposts of the year of two that show us that we are changing, that the pendulum is swinging back from centralization centralization to decentralization. Now, I want to give you some things to watch for in what's gonna happen in twenty three? What are the things that we
want to keep an eye on. And then I want to talk about what you can do in light of these changes to become financially free in three. All right, so we're gonna cover this. I got a lot to cover. Bear with me, don't go away and let's just dig right into it. So, like I said, I already covered all the big sign post of two. If you miss that, don't worry, I got your back. You can just catch it on your favorite podcast player, the heart radio app iTunes just search Mark Moss Show, or you can go
to my YouTube channel and search Market Disruptors. On the Market Disrupters channel, you can listen and watch me at the same time. Also, if you'd like the more play by Pelly on the daily, you can follow me on Twitter at one Mark Moss at one Mark Moss. All right, so a couple of big things we talked about in two and what to watch for A couple things that I have my eye on is the Russia Ukraine US situation.
Now there's a couple of things. This is one of the most important things in the world going on right now. It affects the entire world from many levels. From an energy level, of course, Russia UM exports a massive amount of energy, both oil and natural gas, um commodities, but also food, a lot of wheat grains, fertilizers, things like that. So this is the big all eyes on that and more importantly, I mean, for for a bunch of different reasons,
but a couple of things that I'm watching. One for the first time in my life, and I was both born under the Cold War. UM I watched in UH in high school, I watched the fall of the USSR and the fall of the Berlin Wall, So I lived under that. Maybe I was too young, but I really don't think it was a threat. But for the first time in my life, we have a real danger of
nuclear war. We really do. And it's something that bothers me because the United States government, just the neo cons inside the government just want this war so bad, so bad. It's been peace has been tried to be negotiated before it broke out. It's been tried to negotiate many many times throughout and the neo cons in the US government just do not want peace at all. UM. They're threatening
nuclear war. The US is UM is really really pushing this. UM. They are saying that they'll do everything they can to make sure Putin's defeated, and if he's half as bad as they make them sound out to be, then there's a real threat of nuclear war here. So that's something I'm keeping my eye on now. UM. I think all of this comes to a head in either this sort of we kind of come to some sort of a de escalation Cold war is my most probable case, my
base case. I think probably within the next you know, six eight months, there will be some sort of a peace agreement. Maybe half of Ukraine goes to Russia, the other half of Ukraine kind of goes to NATO, and both both sides kind of agree just to kind of hold there. Um, that's probably my my base case, but maybe that's also my optimism bias. Talking like I said, the neo cons do not want the war to end, partly because it's the way they put all the money
in their own pocket. But I'm definitely keep an eye on that as that escalates. I'm gonna be very careful of where I'm living because I don't want to live in a high value target for nuclear war, that's for sure. Um, So I'll be thinking about that. Also, we have the China Taiwan United States war going on, and so the United States has really increased its rhetoric um and not just rhetoric, or it's its actions against China. China of
course wants to take Taiwan. It's running military maneuvers over Taiwan. All the time, it constantly tells tells US they want to take over Taiwan. Can it continues to punish any country or any news agency or sports agency that even calls Taiwan its own country. And so we know China's intentions are very clear. And now, of course, the United States and Japan have come out and said very clearly they will not allow um China to take Taiwan. And
so that's another big sticking point right there. And I don't know if the US can force or or or face another war right now, one over in the East and one over in the West. And so that's that's a big danger that I'm watching for a couple of reasons. If that continues to escalate, then we would continue to see the economy faulter. Right, China is the largest importer
of goods in the world. They buy more steel and glass and and aluminum and everything else in the world than in any other country, and they also export all the goods. We saw during the pandemic that we were very, very fragile because we couldn't make our own antibiotics or own medicines. We couldn't even make our own ppe, right
our own face masks and so UM. If you care about the economy and what's gonna happen with your retirement accounts, your real estate, then you care what's happening over in China Taiwan, not just because of the warst situation, but again because the economy. I expect again probably something similar to Russia Ukraine. I continue to see things breaking down. The Biden administration is stepped up and UH and limited China on the amount of microchips that are allowed to buy.
UM put China into a really bad situation, and I can I continue to see that deteriorating, and the world continue to move into this decentralization. Of course, that's why I talk about every week. So we're going from this kind of unipolar world, the centralized world where everybody works harmoniously and agrees and we all trade freely, to a decentralized world where all these countries are looking out for themselves,
a multipolar world. We will probably have, you know, maybe in the next year or two, like maybe three main hubs and maybe over by the end of the decade and five or six main zones in the world. And I expect that to continue. Um. What else I'm expecting to see, um, the Federal reserve, the dollar reserve currency of the world. I'm going to continue to see the Fed try to manage inflation. Now you know, of course they didn't see inflation. They didn't, but leave an inflation.
Inflation was transitory, it wasn't a problem to oh, shoot, we got a problem on our hands. And now of course they want to tell us that, um, they're keeping it on inflation, but they think they might have got it peaked. And so the Fed has been very aggressive on raising rates. Uh. They went from having a basically zero percent Fed funds rate and they've been raising it
faster this year than any time in history. And of course that's caused the asset prices to tumble, which means the worst financial marks the bond markets, the stock markets that we've seen in over fifty years. Of course, cryptocurrencies have been completely demolished. All risk assets have been demolished. And that's their goal. The say so the FETE says that they want to um make you feel poor, right
demand destruction, that's their goal. They want to make you so broke that you can't afford to put gas in your truck or your car. You can't afford to buy those plane tickets, you can't afford to go out to dinner as much. That's that's the only lever they have to pull. And so uh they you know, everybody's looking at them, going when will they pivot? And so that's what we're gonna be watching. Will the FED come off of their hawk ish right, their very aggressive stance. Will
they slow the rate hikes? Will they pause the rate hikes? Will they pivot and actually start lowering rates again? Will they go from this quantitative tightening where they're trying to shrink the amount of money or deflate the amount of money supply? Will they pause that or again will they pivot and start inflating the monetary supply again? So all eyes are on that. The rule is don't bet against the Fed. So what am I expecting and what am
I doing? Well? What am I expecting? First? So I think that the world knows, or most most financial analysts know that no matter what the FED tells you, no matter how hawkish they want to be, no matter how many times they want to tell us they want to inflect massive pain on us, everybody knows there's real limitations to what they can do. And if they continue on the path that they're gonna going down, the entire financial
system is going to seize up and melt down. And at that point they're gonna be forced to inject so much liquid in the system that asset prices are going to blow through the roof. So even though they say there is no pivot, even though they say they're going to raise rates and keep them there for a long period of time, we know that there's reality and constraints there. So what do I expect that them to do next year? And what am I going to do about it? Well,
I'm gonna tell you that in a minute. If you're just tune in, you're listening to the Mark mo Show. We're talking about, of course, the decentralized revolution, how the world is changing, and we're looking at through the lens of politics, finance, and technology, and I'm talking about what to watch for in what I'm expecting, some of my predictions, and of course what I'm doing about it. I want to tell you what I'm watching for with the FED rates, the market, the pivot, and what I'm gonna do to
play this. I'll be back with that and more in a minute. You don't want to miss this. It's my playbook. Don't go away. I'm gonna be right back. All right, Welcome back. If you just tune in, you're listening to the Mark mo Show. We're talking about the decentralized Revolution, how the world's changing, and you better be paying attention otherwise it's not gonna work out too well for you. One of my favorite authors, Iron Rand says that you can choose to ignore reality, but you can't ignore the
consequences of reality. And so you can choose not to pay attention, but you can't ignore the consequences. Is not paying attention. Now we're talking about before the break, um, some of the big things to watch for, and I was giving some of my forecasts, my predictions Russia, Ukraine, the US nuclear war, China, Taiwan, US. If you miss that, don't worry, go check it out on the podcast. Just search Mark Moss Show on your podcast player or go
to the Markets Structors YouTube channel. Now I was talking about before the break the FED. All eyes on the FED. Will they continue on their hawkish FED quantitative tightening cycle, raising rates at the fastest rate in history or will they pivot off of that? And so what I think is most likely to happen to understanding what the natural constraints of the monetary system are. Even though I do believe Jerome Powell and the FED, I do believe they're serious.
I do believe they intend to raise rates and keep them there for a long time. I do believe they intend to inflict massive pain. Um. I also understand that when certain things happen, they will be forced to pivot off of that. Now, they don't care about your stock, so a lot of people like, oh, if the stock drops more, they're gonna pivot. No, they don't care about your stocks. They don't care about your how they don't care about how much you're getting paid at your job. Now,
they do care about the unemployment rate. So if the unemployment rate gets too high, they do care about that. So that would be one thing. Um. So if lots and lots of businesses go out of business and the and the unemployment rate skyrockets, that's gonna be something that they're gonna have to pay attention to. The Other thing that they're most concerned with is liquidity in the banking system. And so if liquidity starts to seize up or start
to act irrational. They're gonna have to come off of that, and we're already starting to see signs of that. We're seeing, you know, lots of volatility in the treasury markets. We're seeing the swap lines being tapped into by other by other nation states, and so I think that's what causes the problem. First, my guess is that probably by the end of Q one we have seen a pause, so a pause to the tightening, a pause to raising rates,
appause to the quantitative tightening. Now the problem is is that what they've been doing has a lag to it, and so we're probably don't see for five or six months the effect of what they've been doing. So that puts us into the summer of next year, and I think, unfortunately, we probably have more pain ahead of us through the middle of next year, and I think we get to a point by Q three of next year that the pain is probably too bad. I think things get away
from them much faster than they have um expected. And I say that because everything has caught them by surprise. I've been making videos for over a year saying how inflation is going to continue to rage, and they were saying that inflation is not a problem where it's it was transitory. Um, they are continually caught off guarded by all this. They didn't see this crash in the financial markets, and they don't see what's going to happen next. Maybe
it's because they don't want to. Maybe it's because they're blinded by their own hubrist I don't know, but I think by the middle by Q two Q three of next year, things get to a point that they are forced to pivot, and I would imagine by Q four of next year three we are back into an easy sit suation. I expect asset prices to be at least somewhat equal, if not higher, than they are now by this time next year. Now that is a little bit controversial. A lot of people are expecting a crash, you know,
in the next couple of months. Maybe that happens. I'm not talking about what happens between now and then. I'm just saying where I think will be next year that might happen, which will only force their hand even faster and cause them to overreact to the upside and blow things sky high again, just like they did in the
COVID pandemic. Alright, what else? UM, I think another thing we're seeing is that negative yielding bonds could be approaching their final days and so for the last about twelve years, the bond market, which is where people park money into into debt, specifically sovereign wealth funds or sovereign nations UM they buy bonds, and we've seen bonds actually pain negative, meaning if I loan you money, I typically expect to
get my money back plus interest. In the negative yielding bonds, that means I loan you money, and instead of getting all my money back less interest, I get no interest and I get less money back than what I gave you. So I'm actually paying you to loan you money. And you might say that sounds stupid. Why would anybody do that? And you would be right, why would anybody do that?
The answer is because when you have a few hundred billion dollars, you don't have a lot of places to put it, and you might rather um be guaranteed a one percent to loss than potentially losing like the stock market. That would be one reason. But what we're seeing is
that I believe that will be the end of that. Uh. We had over eighteen trillion dollars in negative yielding, which meant eighteen trillion dollars was literally worth less than zero and that has been coming down down, down, down, and I think bye, we will see no more negative yielding debt for now, um, and so all nations. Japan is
the last major economy to still keep their rates below zero. Um. They're finally coming back up now that they've kind of given in a little bit to some of these traders, They're gonna be forced to continue to give in more. They're going to continue to bring that up and it will be over zero percent and there will be no more negative yielding bonds for now. I think we'll get
there again eventually. Um. Another thing that I think will continue to see three is, like I said, the end of this quantitative tightening and specifically because of this uh, this this delay, this delay that's happening. Um. Now one benefit, it's still a loss, but a little bit of benefit.
Is that the reason why one of the one of the many reasons why all the asset prices have come down is because the Feds have continued to raise rates, which you know, but but part of the reason why is because as the Fed raises rates, you get paid. Now you can make four four and a half percent for giving money to the to the FED. So if I can give money to the Fed what they call a guaranteed return, risk free return, If I can make four and a half percent risk free, why would I
take my chance in tech stocks right now? I could lose a lot of money there. I could make four and a half percent there, and they are. But the good news is that you could as well. So right now you're trying to chase, you know, blue chip stocks with dividends at two percent or three percent or four percent, you can just make four percent giving it to the FED.
Right now, you can go into your you know, your brokerage account, going to your money market account, and you can make three and a half four percent right now, even if to maybe four and a half percent, And so maybe that will continue through now. I want to talk about one more thing, the cryptocurrency markets. Let's talk about that for a minute now. I do want to say also that, like I said, there's a lot of problems happening. Um. As I said, I think next year
continues to get worse. However, big problems create big opportunities, and so um when one when most of the markets going down, there's always somewhere else that's going up. No such thing as good and bad timing. There's always good and bad strategies. And so I see a massive opportunity created by a big problem that we can take advantage of, and it's building wealth in the new parallel economy. This
is where all the growth is happening. And if you're not plugged into the parallel economy, you are missing out. I'm having a three day live virtual event called if. The theme is the Parallel Protocol, where I'm gonna teach you everything you need to know about the parallel economy, the opportunities that have arisen out the parallel economy, how you can take advantage of to build massive wealth quickly in this parallel economy and build, growl protect your wealth
as you learn this. And the best part about the parallel economy is it's how we preserve and protect and increase our freedom for ourselves and our kids. Um you can check it out, come check out this live event. Go to go dot one, Mark Moss dot com, Go dot one, Markmas dot com, slash radio, Go dot one, Markmas dot com, slash Radio. You're listening to the Markmas Show and be back with more of what to watch for three when I come back. All right, welcome back.
If you're just tune in, you're listening to the Mark Moss Show. We're talking about the decentralized revolution nation every week. Of course, how to navigate the world that we're going into as we look at through lens of politics, finance, and technology, and the technology of course is bitcoin. Technology is always what changes the world. And so we look
at the three areas and how they converge. Now, we just talked about I covered earlier, Um, the biggest signposts that show that the world is changing into a decentralized revolution. We talked about that the biggest signpost. If you miss that, go check it out on the podcast. Just search Mark Moss or go to the YouTube channel search Market Disruptors and you can watch it there. Um. Then I just went through what to watch for in the things that I'm watching and what I think is going to happen.
Now I want to give you, um, something else. And now I want to give you three habits to become financially free. Okay, now this is what I've used. Now if you just tune in, maybe you don't know I've I've talked about my story. Um, I thought I was really smart. I thought I had it figured out. I made a lot of money, tens of millions of dollars of money, built multiple companies, sold them off, fortune its, developed real estate, all these things, and then I got
wiped out in two thousand like millions of other Americans. Right, my story isn't that unique like millions of other Americans. And I had to rebuild, rebuild everything. Um, But because I knew how to do it, I was able to do that pretty quickly. And I want to give you three secrets to become financially free. And one of them is really the most important one. It's really it's it's everything. And no matter where you're at, I don't care if you're sixteen years old or you're sixty six years old.
I don't care if your W two employee, or you're a contractor or whatever you are. This is the key, now, I I wanted to tell you real quickly. Um, everybody, let me change, Let me change that. Not everybody. Most people want the secrets in life to be some secret where it's something really hard and difficult to figure out. But if I could just figure it out, then everything comes easy. I want to get in shape. I wanna I want to lose weight. I want to get back
to my college weight. Um, but it's it's so complex. I don't know how. But if I could just get the key, it would be easy. So I buy this two watch, and I pay a hundred dollars a month to get this new diet formed up, and I get these two hundred dollar sneakers, and I go to these classes and I do all these complex things when the reality is is all you have to do is eat good food. If you just eat meat and vegetables, and that's it. You don't need to work out, you don't
need to count couch, you want to do anything. So it's very simple, but it's not easy because you know that cheesecake is calling your name late at night, right, And so that's how the secrets in life are. And so let's talk about a couple of these. Now, let's just dive right in. So three habits for financial freedom. So have a number one, again, very simple but not easy, and that is to live on less than you earn. Now I know that goes without saying. It's like, come on, Mark,
I thought you're gonna give me some secret. Well I'm sorry, to tell you there really is no secret. But you have to live on less than you earn. And the reason why is because we must produce more than we can consume, and then we have to save that so it can be invested. Warren Buffett says, if you don't figure ot how to make money while you sleep, you're
gonna be working until the day that you die. And so the way that we make money while we sleep is by living on less than we earn and putting some of that money away so it can earn for us while we're not working. And I don't care if you're sixteen or sixty six, and I don't care if you're w two or whatever. You can take a little bit of money. I don't care if it's ten dollars a month to to build the habit, build the habit.
Take your ten dollars a month and put it into something some sort of You can put it into a stock. You can put it into a reat so you can buy You can buy a read which is like a real estate investment trust, and that red can pay you cash flow. So let's say that you don't have enough money to go buy real estate to make money, Well, you can go into a read a real estate investment trust and put your ten dollars in there, and you're basically getting all the benefits of only real estate for
ten bucks. You can buy institutional quality. So you can do is. I mean, there's million ways you can do. I'm not gonna dig into all the ways that you can start to invest, but start to build the habit. I don't care if it's ten dollars a month, build that habit. It's the only way. I don't care. If you make ten dollars a month, I don't care. If you make a hundred million a month, you have to
live on less than you earn. Now I think it was sixty o No, no, I think it was fort of people making more than two hundred tho dollars a year report still living paycheck to paycheck. So you can be rich making two year or five. You can be rich but still be broke. Wealth is when you have assets that are earning for you. And even if you make ten dollars a month, you can build assets. All right. You make ten bucks a month, you spend nine. You put a dollar into a read A dividend stock and
it's paying you. That's wealth. All right, So that's step no. One. Here's step number two. Here's the biggest one. This is really the key. Maximize your ability to earn. Now again, I don't care if your W two, I don't care if your contractor. I don't care if you own a business. It doesn't really matter. You get paid for the value you provide. Now, You're single biggest source of income is your job. It will always be your job. It should
always be your job. I see way too many people coming into my investment courses and my investment newsletters and things like that, and they want to quit their job and be a full time investor. That's not how it works. The best investors in the world, Warm Buffet, Ratealo. They still go to work every day at a company. Warren Buffett goes to Berkshire Hathaway, right, and so they still have a job. Your job is the single biggest source
of income. But how you need to always constantly be increasing in that And how do you do that when you make more money as your skill rises? So you have to improve your skills. Now, I believe that, um, the best skills are the ones that are closest to the money supply. So those are typically around sales and marketing. When I had to start all over in two thousand eight or two thousand nine, I had lost my income, I had lost my assets. I had to start over.
But I know sales and marketing. So the very first thing I did is I had a friend that had a mortgage company and they said, Hey, Mark, if you could generate leads for me people that want to get their mortgages, I could pay you a percentage back. So he was basically saying, Mark, if you bring me money,
I'll give you some I'll share that money with you. Now, who wouldn't I bet you I could go down to my downtown area and walk into any one of these businesses, anyone, and I could if I could talk to the owner, and I would say, Hey, if I bring you a million dollars in sales this year, would you give me a hundred thousand of it? And I bet you every single one would say yes. Why wouldn't they Why wouldn't they want that? And that's exactly what I did with
my buddy. He said, Hey, if you bring me money, I'll give you some of the money back. And I did. And so I have that skill, and so I would recommend learning a skill around that the quickest way to make more money to improve your skills. UM. I also look at it as like a way to um, as a way to uh. It's really uh, it's it's the trade. I have a daughter just graduated high school. Lots of our friends graduated high school. UM. Some of them didn't
go to college. Some did. One of our good friends went to college, and he's dropping out now and he wants to start welding. He wants to learn a trade. A lot of his friends already started welding. They've already joined union, is already making good money. The voting someone you know, and so it's like you can learn a trade now. I just think that trades were typically welding, framing, plumbing, et cetera. If I was going to build a house or build a build a building, I would hire trades
and hire a framer, a roof for a plumber. If I want to build a business, I also hire trades. And those trades are copyrighting, paid ads, video editing, graphic design right, and those are also trades. Now. The beauty of those types of trades is that you are free from tyranny of place and time, most likely as opposed to be in a welder. You have to be at a certain place at a certain time to weld. So those are the types of skills that I would look
to do. Now you can learn how to do any of those online on YouTube, or you can buy courses for fifty bucks or five bucks or five thousand bucks, depending on the level that you want to learn, and then you can go deliver those for free. Go find a business owner and say hey, can I run your paid ads? Can I do copyrighting? Can I do this for you for free until you're able to get them results.
Once you're able to get them results, go to somebody else and show them the same results, and eventually people will be paying you for those skills. Now, this is a never ending role because you always want to continue to add to your skills. Now, if that sounds tiring, it is. And if that sounds tiring and you don't want to do it, then just go get a job at McDonald's. All right, you're listening to the Mark Moa show. We're talking about the three habits to maximize your wealth
and become financially free. Three. I got secret number three coming up when I come back. You don't want to miss it. I gotta take a quick break, so don't go away. All right, welcome back. If you're just tune in, you're listening to the Mark Mo Show. We're talking about the decentralized revolution. Because the world we're going into is not the same as the world we're leaving behind. And if you don't know that by now, you haven't been
paying attention. But that's the way it is now. I talked about that every week as we look at through the lens of politics, finance, and technology. We covered what to be watching for and what I think is going to happen in the financial market. It's in in the wars and geopolitics and all those things. UM, and now we're talking about how to build more wealth become financially free. Now, the third one I just talked about, UM Number number two was to increase the skills that you have so
you can earn more money. You get paid for the value provide. So you want to make more money, you gotta provide more skill or more value. How do you provide more value? You've got to increase your skills. That takes time. You got to do that takes perseverance. Now, UM, this does kind of coincide with something else where. I believe that we are the world's changing, and I believe we are witnessing the birth of a whole new what I call parallel economy. You might have heard other people
talking about this, the parallel economy. It's the way that we win. It's the way that we push back and defeat tyranny by setting up the parallel economy. I believe it's also the single greatest opportunity that you and I have right now to build wealth. It's a blue ocean. Nobody's doing it, and everybody wants it. No matter what your businesses, or what skill you have, or what skill you want to learn, you can apply it in the parallel economy to make massive wealth fast and defeat tyranny.
I'm gonna have a three day live virtual workshop, and I'm gonna have some experts and some speakers, and we're gonna talk about what this parallel economy is, how you can tap into it with your existing business or your skills, how you can build new skills to build wealth fast in this parallel economy, and how we can use this to preserve our freedom for ourselves, for our kids and our grandkids. It's gonna be massive. It's something that's uh, it's where I'm moving for the next year because I
care about the world. I want to push back on tyranny for my kids. And we can do it. And it's the greatest opportunity that we have. Uh. I'm calling it the Parallel Protocol. You can check it out. Go to go dot one, Mark Moss dot com, Go dot one, Mark Moss dot com, slash radio, go dot one, Mark Moss dot Calm, slash Radio. Check it out. Three days of live training on the biggest opportunity to make money
and beat Tierney. All right, Now, jumping back in number three. Now, Um, they say that the average you know, billionaire, I think it has like seven streams of income, all right, And so we talked about this habit. Number one was living on less than you earn, and you have to live on less than you earn so that that what you save can be another source of income. Right and so, um, you live on less than you earn and you create that multiple stream of income. Now, there's a couple of
ways that you can do that. Um. You know, you can do it with income producing stocks like divid in stocks. Like I said, you could do it with reats, real estate investment trusts. UM. You know, you can create a side hustle and do things like that. Now, I think, for the most part, in my opinion, unless you're really young and you're kind of like maybe in part time jobs, I think side hustles, honestly, it's a little bit of
a distraction. UM. I think it's better to be really single minded focus on what is that you're trying to do, rather than go create all these different side hustles. But let's say that you're kind of in this part time job, you're a student, or you know you're in this this part time job, and you're looking for the next thing, Well, then side hustles are a great way to test that new thing before you jump into it full time. My first business, I only ever had one job my whole life,
and then I started a business. But I ran that business for about six months on the side as a side hustle until it was up running enough until I kind of proved it, and then I left my job and I went full time into that. UM. And so that's what i'd kind of recommend if you want to do a side hustle as you're testing the waters do that. Otherwise, you want things that are more passive. Focus on building
your skills for providing those skills. If you get one skill and provided to the marketplace with a little bit of skill, you should able to get that to a million dollars. Then create those multiple streams of income by saving and reinvesting the surplus capital and like I said, income producing assets. If you do that, typically within about seven years, you could become wealthy. You could probably become financially free. Let me let me give you an example.
Let's just say for example that let's say that you save five bucks a month. Maybe that's a lot for you. Let's say you say five bucks a month um. In a year, that's six thousand dollars. For six thousand dollars um, I might be able to go buy a house in Missouri or Kansas or Ohio. Okay, So now I take that house and I buy it. And now that house makes me, say four or five bucks a month. And now that four or five bucks a month goes into
a bank. I don't need it because I'm still working, And that four goes into the bank every single month. And let's say that it takes two years and within two years. Now I have twelve tho dollars and I have enough to buy a second house. Now i have two houses going into a bank account, and I'm still working. I don't touch the money. It goes in bank. And now after a year, I have another twelve thousand buy another house. And then after another year, I buy two houses,
and then after another year I buy three houses. And within seven years you could have four or five houses, and you could have thousands of dollars of income coming in.
It just takes a while. I understand. In the crypto broad as, you want to make your hundred thousand percent return on your cryptocurrency, but instead it all gets taken by Celsius or f t X. The way that you build lifelong wealth is by living unless than you urn and putting it aside into things that can compound over time, whether that's the ret income producing thing or or some sort of real estate like that. It makes habit number one the most important thing, and then increasing your income.
Now you know, my mission is trying to help people navigate this new decentralized revolution. The world is changing, of worse the world that Comic Forum has openly stated what their goal is of course, for you to own nothing and be happy. But I want you to be an owner. I want you to own a house. I want you to own investments. I want you to own your car. I don't want you to own nothing to be happy. And so that's why I'm trying to help you out here.
If you can build more wealth, if you can, if you can accumulate more more wealth, if you can preserve more wealth, then you won't end up owning and nothing and being happy. Now, the single greatest way to build that wealth, I believe, is in this new parallel economy that's building up. It's uh, the biggest opportunity I'm talking about. You know, Socrates said, focus all your energy not on
fighting the old. But I'm building the new. And so we cannot change the education system, we can't change the financial system. We can't change the mainstream media. We can't change the medical system. Can't change any of that. It's not even worth trying. It's not even wasting. It's not worth wasting any time effort or energy into that. But we can do is we can create parallel structures. That's what I'm doing. I'm not on mainstream media. I'm not on CNN. I created my own media network. Right, we
can do that, and that is great opportunity. Now, on top of that, as you've seen through the last election and and the election before that and the election before that, your vote means little, little, very little these days, and a lot of people feel very defeated because of that. Right, you see this omnibus bill and the government's trying to ram through all the spending one point seven trillion dollars.
They're gonna send four million to secure borders for other countries, but expressly prohibit us spending any money for our border. We're gonna send two hundred million to Pakistan for gender studies. We're gonna spend almost a million dollars so in l a transgroup can teach trans education in elementary schools. And I don't like that, and you probably don't like that either, and you feel very defeated. You're a victim. But what can we do? What can we do? We can't do
anything about it, Let's just ignore it. We can't do anything about it. Wrong. We can do something about it. We do it by building the parallel economy. It's the single greatest opportunity we have, and it's how we affect the most change, give people a way to vote with their money. Like I said, that's the opportunity. Go for it,
run it now. If you'd like a little bit more help, I'm bringing in some panels, some experts, some uh, some people that can explain to you what this parallel economy is, give you ideas of how you can build into this and more importantly, how we can use this to change the world that we have in front of us, for
our kids and for our grandkids. Go to go dot one Mark Moss dot com slash radio Go dot one Mark Moss dot com slash radio to find out about this three D event I'm having and uh, I'd love to help you out and more importantly change the world. All right now, you're listening to the Mark Mos Show. Of course I talk about the decentralized revolution each and every day, the way the world is changing right before our very eyes as we look at through lends of politics,
finance and technologe. And that's what I got, That's what we got for today. Thanks so much for listening. Until next time,
