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Most people think about money in a straight line: earn it, spend it, save what’s left.
Wealthy families think differently — they think in circles.
In this episode of Before the Returns, Jaden Zubal reveals one of the biggest secrets behind how the wealthy build wealth faster: they never let their money rest.
You’ll hear how Elon Musk used leverage to buy Twitter without selling Tesla stock — a perfect example of keeping money in motion. And you’ll see how average families are already using a similar concept through home equity loans, margin lines, and credit — just in a way that benefits the bank instead of them.
💡 In this episode, you’ll learn:
🔑 Key takeaway:
“You don’t need more money — you need more movement.”Got feedback? Drop it here
Learn more at www.jadenzubal.com | Follow @jadenzubal | Join the *Before the Returns Weekly* newsletter
📩 Questions or ideas? Email: [email protected]
⚖️ Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only. It is not financial, tax, or legal advice. Always consult with a qualified professional before making financial decisions.
By Jaden ZubalMost people think about money in a straight line: earn it, spend it, save what’s left.
Wealthy families think differently — they think in circles.
In this episode of Before the Returns, Jaden Zubal reveals one of the biggest secrets behind how the wealthy build wealth faster: they never let their money rest.
You’ll hear how Elon Musk used leverage to buy Twitter without selling Tesla stock — a perfect example of keeping money in motion. And you’ll see how average families are already using a similar concept through home equity loans, margin lines, and credit — just in a way that benefits the bank instead of them.
💡 In this episode, you’ll learn:
🔑 Key takeaway:
“You don’t need more money — you need more movement.”Got feedback? Drop it here
Learn more at www.jadenzubal.com | Follow @jadenzubal | Join the *Before the Returns Weekly* newsletter
📩 Questions or ideas? Email: [email protected]
⚖️ Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only. It is not financial, tax, or legal advice. Always consult with a qualified professional before making financial decisions.