What I have found over the last ten years is that Robert Kiyosaki was right: the path to wealth is pretty mundane, almost boring, definitly repetitive.

It isn’t going to make you wealthy or something I even care about.  

I believe in using leverage to get wealthy.

I spend some time every weekend working on real estate matters however it’s still waaayy more passive than punching a time clock for 50 hours a week making someone else wealthy .

Your generational wealth is built over the long term holdings of your assets and building upon that... 

Hi Selina,Option 1) Work a second part time job (like from a temporary service) and save 100% of that money.Option 2) Marry a wealthy man (who loves you).A recommendation: Read Rich Dad Poor Dad.Good Luck!

It is called The Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise Podcast - check it out here: https://www.healthywealthyandw...I talk to real estate investors & entrepreneurs, cover personal finance, and I even talk about archery (the new thing I am learning) and the things that financial freedom can allow you to do.

@John Fortunato I just recently finished reading The Wealthy Gardener and it was amazing. 

You pay tens of thousands of legal fees even if it's frivolous, particularly when wealthy people who are vengeful are involved. 

One of the best way to build wealth is through value add.