Many of you reading this will have noticed that life has become increasingly difficult and unaffordable in recent times, more so than ever before.

It is not your fault. You are not alone.

Wealth inequality is the highest its ever been in recent times and it’s only getting worse. The rich are getting richer while the poor are getting poorer. Based on current trends, it will only get worse.

Monetary policy and systems are set up by people at the very top of the wealth pyramid. We could take the very difficult route and start a revolution, overthrow bureaucrats, lawmakers and change the unfair laws that tax you more than the billionaires, for example (don’t take it from me, take it from Warren Buffett – he openly brags about it).

Influential figures like Gary Stevenson, author of the Trading Game are already leading the charge, but he is destined to fail. Once again don’t take it from me – even he believes that the odds are against him.

So where does that leave us?

How about we play the very game that the rich play instead? ‘If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.‘

To play this game, you just need the one thing that you’re missing:

The gap in financial education amongst people has long been recognised by politicians – the very people that control the departments that set the curriculums for our state schools.

Yet there is a reason that money and finance isn’t taught in schools – if everyone understood it, people would build enough wealth to retire early. People like you and I would no longer be willing to slave away at our jobs to keep paying their rents, car payments and credit cards.

If you traced where that money goes, most of it ends up going to a small group of people that own the houses, car companies, banks and businesses (yes, politicians themselves are in it too). They desperately need another group of people to do the dirty work to keep society running while the money is flowing to the top.

Don’t let that be you or your loved ones.

You don’t just need any financial education – knowing how to do your taxes won’t let make you rich, nor will those random news videos about the stock market or what Trump is up to next.

You need a structured series of content that will show you the path to unlocking wealth and smashing the barriers to wealth creation set up by the wealthy.

The first step is understanding how money is created, how it is distributed, and where it finally ends up. This is covered in the Green Pages series. Go and read it if you haven’t already. It forms the foundation of everything that will be covered from here on out.

The next few series are where I will be diving deeper and unravelling the systems that the people at the top use to keep themselves in power while you stay put.

It is the only way you’ll end up developing what the unstrealth mindset – someone who understands money and has set up the systems they need to rise against the stratified wealth hierarchy.

Anyone can develop the unstrealth mindset. You can be as smart as Einstein or sharp as a marble, a software engineer earning 6 figures or a janitor earning minimum wage (Ronald Read did it) – it’s not about where you start, it’s about how you finish.

The couple of hours that you’ll spend developing this mindset could translate into prosperity for yourself and everyone around you for generations to come, should you choose to go ahead and apply the systems that you learn.

It will be the difference between you being able to buy a house, have kids or even travel the world versus miserably slaving away at a 9-5 for the rest of your life.

However, time is running out, the wealth gap is getting wider and wider by the minute.

Take the leap before it becomes impossible to make the jump.

UnStrealth. Wealth, unstratified.