My G, I fully understand wealth moreso than most.
According to investopedia:
Wealth measures the value of all the assets of worth owned by a person, community, company, or country. Wealth is determined by taking the total market value of all physical and intangible assets owned, then subtracting all debts.
Most wealthy people, particularly millionaires all own homes and land. I teach this. I recently shared a full indepth post about how anyone can do it.
Most wealthy people invest in stocks particularly millionaires . I teach this. I have an entire thread dedicated to teaching people how to start from scratch and build their portfolio.
Most wealthy people particularly millionaires have high paying jobs. Yes, Warren buffet, etc all have jobs. I teach this. One must understand that utilizing all income streams to generate wealth is important. Additionally, a minimum of 15% of one's salary should be earmarked specifically for investments.
Most wealthy people particularly millionaires have low debt and live below their means. I teach this. I have too many posts where I hold us accountable for frivolous spending.
Most wealthy people particularly millionaires have have multiple income streams including businesses they own. I teach this. I talk indepth about controlling your destiny and having unlimited incomes generating potential.
Most wealthy people particularly millionaires associate with other wealthy people. I teach this. I am an advocate for attending Ivy League schools because it is a gateway into high level networking.
But, hey what do I know. I'm just a person who shared a low risk investment portfolio that has outperformed the market two years straight on a porn site for free and didn't ask for anything.
I got this. Me and my seed are good now and they will be in a better position than me when I done.
Do you Playa, have fun with that.
If you can understand that, why can’t you understand this:
At stake is nothing less than the American dream, the aspiration popular among politicians of both main parties that anybody can make it no matter how modest their beginnings. Christina Gibson-Davis, a professor of public policy and sociology at Duke University who is co-editor of the new research, pointed to one of its central findings – that wealth inequality between American families has become so extreme that 1% of parents control 44% of all wealth held by households with children, while the top 10% control 82%.
“When the top 10% of parents control 82% of all the wealth in child households, that opens up opportunities and choices they make for their children that are not available to the bottom 90%,” Gibson-Davis said.
These problems are systemic, and can’t be fixed by “bootstrapping.” You say you’re Ivy League, yet you reject mountains of scholarship from Ivy League and Ivy League-educated professors on the systemic nature of wealth inequality!
Hell, we could get into how it plays out in the medical field:
A provocative new study of physician pay reveals a seemingly alarming racial disparity that reaches to the very top of medicine: a large salary gap between white male doctors and everyone else.