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Roger and Richard use this week’s episode to reshape what “building wealth” actually looks like across your 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s. They start with the show’s upcoming rebrand and why WealthWise is expanding beyond parenting to serve entrepreneurs, investors, and anyone trying to get 1 percent better at money and life. From there they break down the simplest path to getting rich, why sales is the most reliable high income skill, and how turning that income into cash flowing assets creates real financial freedom.
The conversation evolves into a decade-by-decade blueprint: why your 20s are supposed to be messy, why your 30s are a reset and not a deadline, how your 40s are still early in the game even if you have to rebuild from scratch, and why most first time millionaires don’t get there until their late 50s. They cover healthcare surprises, retirement math, real estate strategies, and how social media has distorted expectations for an entire generation.
They close with market talk, including rare earth stocks, US industrial policy, MP Materials volatility, and the difference between long term positioning and short term hype. Educational only, not financial advice.
By WealthWise PodcastRoger and Richard use this week’s episode to reshape what “building wealth” actually looks like across your 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s. They start with the show’s upcoming rebrand and why WealthWise is expanding beyond parenting to serve entrepreneurs, investors, and anyone trying to get 1 percent better at money and life. From there they break down the simplest path to getting rich, why sales is the most reliable high income skill, and how turning that income into cash flowing assets creates real financial freedom.
The conversation evolves into a decade-by-decade blueprint: why your 20s are supposed to be messy, why your 30s are a reset and not a deadline, how your 40s are still early in the game even if you have to rebuild from scratch, and why most first time millionaires don’t get there until their late 50s. They cover healthcare surprises, retirement math, real estate strategies, and how social media has distorted expectations for an entire generation.
They close with market talk, including rare earth stocks, US industrial policy, MP Materials volatility, and the difference between long term positioning and short term hype. Educational only, not financial advice.