In our email series this past week, I laid out the reasons why:
- The Age of Paper Wealth is over…
- The US dollar is steadily losing market share as the world’s reserve currency…
- The Fed will NOT pivot this year…
- Keynesianism is dead…
Today, I’m going to do my best to lay out exactly how to benefit from the new rules of money that are taking form right now.
Look, I know there’s a lot of FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) out there right now.
Everything we’ve discussed this week could be construed as bad. And there are plenty of even worse scenarios we haven’t discussed.
But I sincerely believe that we are creators in this world. That’s what being human is all about. And as creators, it’s our job to create the future we want.
What’s more, the winds of change bring with them the seeds of opportunity. Here’s what I mean…
Our approach to money and finance has been highly mechanized for the last forty years.
They’ve told us to funnel all our savings into managed funds held within retirement accounts. Even if this approach were viable going forward (it’s not)… what’s interesting about it?
In my experience, it’s far more fun – and satisfying – to be a builder. To create a customized financial blueprint… and then work diligently to bring it to life.
I can’t help but think of Innovator Zero and the old alien weavers of 16th century Europe here.
The sands of history have buried his name. But Innovator Zero is the person who invented the automated weaving loom. And in doing so, he changed the course of human history.
Make no mistake about it – that was the start of the Industrial Revolution. Not many people realize this.
The Industrial Revolution did not begin with steam power or railroads. It began with fabric.
The case of Innovator Zero is known to us because his story is recorded in a Venetian book of inventions. It’s dated 1636.
His story took place in the old city of Danzig. It was a busy trading hub on the Baltic Sea. The year was 1586.
Laboring in a dingy workshop, Innovator Zero developed a machine that radically improved the weaving process. It made weaving up to seven times more efficient. And it enabled sizing standards for clothing.
Eager to share his invention with the world, Innovator Zero arranged a meeting with the Danzig Weavers Guild. But to his surprise, the guild had no interest in his machine. Instead, they ordered it destroyed.
As any good inventor would, Innovator Zero refused… and he secretly disseminated his blueprint for the weaving loom far and wide. Then gradually it began to pop up all over Europe.
The weaving loom reduced costs and created sizing standards for clothing. For the first time in history people could wear affordable clothes that actually fit them.
But even more important than that, the invention cracked open the minds of men (and women).
It showed them that human ingenuity could solve challenging problems. And it highlighted how perseverance and grit can drive economic progress forward.
That inspired people. It inspired people to dream… to think… to tinker… to work with purpose…
And then we got the steam engine… mechanized textile mills… and then railroads. Then came electrification… indoor plumbing… and the automobile.
On and on it went as each new invention shaped the modern world we live in.
As it stands today, humanity has largely conquered scarcity. I say that as someone who has studied economics extensively.
Think about it – throughout the developed world today we produce far more food than we consume. The poorest among us have plenty to eat. We throw away more food than we need. Meanwhile, we have plenty of time to engage in leisure activities.
This dynamic – abundant food and leisure time did not exist for most of human history. Because our ancestors spent most of their time and energy dealing with scarcity.
So how can we not look forward with optimism?
The challenges we face are structural. They stem from outdated institutions… institutions that don’t want to relinquish their grip on power.
But human ingenuity can overcome all. And it will.
On the personal finance front, our investment membership is currently distributing the blueprint for financial freedom.
If you’ve kept up with my missives this week, you already know our philosophy. Financial security first. Then financial independence.
To achieve each, you must first understand the monetary system and how the new rules of money are forming. From there, it’s all about bringing the blueprint to life in a strategic way – which we can help you with directly.
The blueprint consists of:
- Strategic cash management
- Robust reserve assets
- World-class insurance allocation
- Energy renaissance allocation
- Gold remonetization allocation
- Tech moonshots allocation
- Early stage allocation
- Inflation hedges
- Home resiliency
- Real estate cash flow
- Private notes cash flow
- Alternative investments cash flow
- Max-funded life insurance
- Strategic financing
- Comprehensive tax efficiency
- Financial escape velocity
- Definitiveness of purpose
- Good stewardship
The trick is to put all of these items together in such a way that they build your financial house. And I promise you, that house will be bulletproof if you follow our blueprint.
Now, compare this comprehensive approach to their simplistic 401(k) and IRA advice…
And here’s the kicker – we provide direct support for all our members when it comes to implementing the blueprint.
We don’t throw information at people and say “good luck”. We actually talk to people.
We answer questions – both over Zoom and via email. We do monthly discussion calls. We share insights and experiences in our community area. And we get everybody plugged in to a robust professional network.
The game of money isn’t played on an island. It’s a team sport.
Our membership provides direct support and access to vetted professionals. We’ll be your team. And we don’t lose…
In other words, our program is a one-stop shop. It’s a one-way ticket to financial freedom.
But our doors are only open until tomorrow at midnight. And due to inflation our current membership rates are the lowest they’ll ever be.
Just click the link below to get all the details on how you can join us:
The Blueprint for Financial Freedom
I’ll talk to you inside.
-Joe Withrow