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    Become a Capitalist: Retire Early: Financial Freedom, #230
    Become a Capitalist: Retire Early: Financial Freedom, #230
    Become a Capitalist: Retire Early: Financial Freedom, #230
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    Become a Capitalist: Retire Early: Financial Freedom, #230

    By Joshua King

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    People say you can't retire any longer. They say the chips are stacked against you from the start. There has never been a better time to prepare for a healthy, wealthy retirement.

     

    The critical term is passive income. Passive income is revenue that your assets create, such as rental income from a property you own.

     

    However, to build a stable of assets, you must become a capitalist. Taking an employee mindset and becoming a successful investor is nearly impossible.

     

    Becoming a capitalist is akin to learning a second language; you will see the world through a different lens. The ultimate goal is to set yourself up for retirement and your kids up for financial independence. 

     

    All things are possible if you believe—and do the work! Good Luck!

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua King
    Release dateApr 22, 2024
    ISBN9798224955831
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      MILITARY FAMILY INVESTING | Joshua King | Home of the Free PDF

      Become a Capitalist

      All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01  Become a Capitalist: Retire Early

      02  Social Security vs. Income Investing

      03  How to Create Passive Income 104: For The Average Person

      04  I’m Living My Dream Life with Dividends

      05  Real Estate is a Mindset (Advanced)

      06  Give Your Kids a Different Path

      07  From -$77,000 to $150,000 in 22 Months

      08  Five Takeaways from Rich Kid Smart Kid

      09  Achieve F.I.R.E. via Income Investing

      10  The Robots Are Coming: Build a People-Focused Business

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      Become a Capitalist

      Retire Early

      01  Become a Capitalist: Retire Early

      02  Social Security vs. Income Investing

      03  How to Create Passive Income 104: For The Average Person

      04  I’m Living My Dream Life with Dividends

      05  Real Estate is a Mindset (Advanced)

      06  Give Your Kids a Different Path

      07  From -$77,000 to $150,000 in 22 Months

      08  Five Takeaways from Rich Kid Smart Kid

      09  Achieve F.I.R.E. via Income Investing

      10  The Robots Are Coming: Build a People-Focused Business

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      All Right Reserved Military Family Investing

      01  Become a Capitalist: Retire Early

      Pensions are gone, and they are not returning. You cannot depend on Social Security. Your 401K will only provide you enough income if you invest over $2 million.

      So, how the heck are you supposed to retire? There is only one way to retire early—through passive income. Becoming a capitalist is the only way to obtain the assets you require to generate passive income.

      Why becoming a capitalist is a new requirement. Nobody will teach you how to create wealth by leveraging finances, taxes, and benefits. They simply will tell you to work a 9-5 job from age 18 to 70, then pray that Social Security is a thing.

      Covered Calls vs. Cash-Secured Puts

      Therefore, it is incumbent on you to build the life of your dreams outside of your 9-5 employment. It can be a daunting task to learn to depend on income outside of a W-2 paycheck.

      Becoming a capitalist means following capital markets, which include commodities, options, stocks, bonds, cryptocurrencies, real estate, and business.

      As a capitalist, I read the news for at least two hours a day to stay up-to-date on what’s happening in business and finance.

      Every month, I receive income from my military pension, real estate holdings, options trading, dividend stocks, and my book publishing business.

      Together, this income allows me to live the life of my dreams without working a 9-5 job. At age 43, I still have many more years to grow my portfolio and ensure my kids also lead a great life.

      Building Generational Wealth Via Dividends

      How I became a capitalist. I was broke when I was 38 years old and 20 years into my military career. My family had $77,000 of bad debt, and I had no clue how to dig us out of this

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