Tom Bilyeu

What do you bet on?

Anything that might go up in value more than inflation over time.

Could be your house, could be the stock market, could be a lot of things that can't be inflated.

But if you don't build something, you are forced to bet.

Now, most people are willing to bet, but only on a house because it's the thing that they understand intuitively.

Their wife is haranguing them to get one so that they can live inside of it and build memories.

So once houses become too expensive,

Most people just don't bet.

And because of that, they get eaten alive by inflation.

If you were willing to bet that the stock market will go up in value over a long period of time, odds are you'll actually win.

So imagine going to a casino where there's a known way to play, and if you play that way, odds are that you're going to win.

you would think that people would rush to that casino and follow the playbook.

But most people don't.

Most people don't bet.

Now, if you ask, well, how do you bet well?

You're asking the wrong question.

The right question is, why do you have to bet at all?

Now,

You're getting closer and closer to figuring out who the real villain is when you start asking that question.

You shouldn't have to bet.