Tom Bilyeu

Those are the distractions that keep you from seeing the real machine that's robbing you blind.

And you are being robbed blind.

The working and middle class have been absolutely pillaged.

But like in a movie, the bad guy is never who you think it is.

The obvious answer is always the wrong answer.

So who is the real villain?

The top 10% of US earners now account for almost exactly half of all consumer spending.

And this problem has been growing rapidly for the last 30 years, surging by a full 13 percentage points in that time, marking a profound shift in spending power.

It is a grisly illustration of the unbearable inequality in this country.

Inequality is unavoidable.

Make no mistake about that.

You do not, even if you try to level set everyone at zero, you're still gonna have inequality.

But this level of inequality is the result of intentional wealth transfer.

But if the rich aren't the problem, who is?

To answer that question, you have to know how people get wealthy.

More than 70% of all multimillionaires are self-made.

So it's not through inheritance.

To get wealthy, you have to build something and own it, or bet on something and win.

What do you build?

A business.