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Wealth isn’t about how much you earn, it’s about building a self-reinforcing system of surplus, ownership, and time freedom that compounds for life.

This video explains why “cheap money” isn’t about low interest rates for everyone, but about who the system trusts with long-term, asset-backed credit. It reveals how access to cheap money—not intelligence or effort—determines who can survive mistakes, buy assets during downturns, and compound wealth over time. You’ll learn why governments, corporations, and asset owners borrow cheaply while everyone else is trapped in short-term, high-interest debt. The core insight is uncomfortable but clarifying: the system rewards stability, collateral, and recoverability—not potential or hard work. If you’ve ever wondered why some people keep winning even when they fail, this video explains the hidden advantage shaping the entire game.

This episode dismantles the myth that intelligence and perfect grades lead to wealth, showing why confidence, speed, persistence, and social leverage often outperform raw brainpower. It explains how “dumb” people win by swinging more often, copying what already works, moving fast instead of overthinking, and staying in the game long after others quit. You’ll see why timing beats talent, why being liked and remembered creates opportunity, and why simple, repeatable wins compound into serious money. The real insight is that success isn’t about knowing more—it’s about acting, adapting, and playing a different game than the traditional path rewards. If you’ve ever wondered how people you thought were less capable ended up richer, this episode gives you the uncomfortable but empowering answer.

This episode explains why most people aren’t poor—but are quietly trapped being comfortably broke. It breaks down four invisible systems—income, consumerism, taxes, and time—that keep you stable, busy, and dependent without ever building real wealth. You’ll see how earning is mistaken for progress, how comfort absorbs your surplus, why wages are taxed hardest, and how exhaustion kills initiative. The key insight is that the system doesn’t trap you by force—it traps you by making life just comfortable enough to never change course. If you want to recognize the box you’re in and start building ownership, leverage, and optionality instead of maintenance, this episode gives you the mental escape hatch.

This episode exposes the uncomfortable truth about why rich people actually get divorced, revealing how money amplifies relationship flaws instead of fixing them. It breaks down 15 data-backed reasons—from ego, infidelity, and emotional disconnect to treating marriage like a failing investment—and shows how wealth changes incentives, power dynamics, and temptation. You’ll learn why success-driven lifestyles quietly erode intimacy, why timing, sex, and shared values matter more than money, and why many high-net-worth marriages collapse after “winning.” The video also dives into taboo territory, including public-image divorces, addiction, abuse hidden by lawyers and NDAs, and even strategic divorces used to save millions in taxes. If you want a brutally honest look at how wealth reshapes love, commitment, and marriage—and what actually keeps relationships alive at the top—this is essential listening.

This episode explains why intelligence alone doesn’t lead to wealth—and why many smart people stay poor despite knowing “all the right answers.” It breaks down 15 hard truths about overthinking, ego, prestige-chasing, outdated skills, and why knowledge without action has zero market value. You’ll learn how wealth actually rewards speed, leverage, clarity, soft skills, and decision-making—not IQ or academic validation. The core insight is simple but uncomfortable: the game of life pays for outcomes, not intelligence, effort, or potential. If you’re smart and frustrated with where you are financially, this episode shows exactly what’s holding you back—and how to flip your intelligence into real-world results.

This video explains how the global banking system actually works, without jargon, and why it’s the invisible engine behind modern economies. You’ll learn where banks came from, how money is created through lending, and why your “balance” is really part of a much larger economic machine. It breaks down fractional reserve banking, bank failures, and the role of central banks in a way that finally makes inflation, interest rates, and crises like 2008 make sense. More importantly, it shows why banks are essential for growth—and why they’re always walking a dangerous line between progress and collapse. If you want to understand how money really moves, why economies expand or crash, and how the system affects your life, this video gives you the full picture.

This episode lays out a clear, no-nonsense roadmap for how ordinary people can end their lives extremely wealthy by doing what high-net-worth individuals actually do, not what most people are taught. It breaks wealth down into 15 practical steps—from choosing the right industries and maximizing income early, to investing, building businesses, and turning assets into self-compounding machines. You’ll learn why controlling lifestyle, avoiding bad debt, and shifting from time-based income to ownership are non-negotiable if you want real financial freedom. The core value is clarity: wealth isn’t luck or genius, it’s a long-term system built through discipline, leverage, and reinvestment. If you want a concrete blueprint for turning income into assets and assets into generational wealth, this episode gives you the playbook.

This episode breaks the myth that wealth is luck and reveals The Wealth Stack—a six-layer framework that makes financial success a predictable outcome. It shows how skills create security, cashflow creates independence, and systems remove the limits of your time and energy. From there, ownership through equity and smart capital allocation is what turns stability into real wealth. The final goal isn’t extreme riches, but a life where assets—not labor—pay for your lifestyle. If you want a clear, practical blueprint for how wealth is actually built, this is it.

The stock market is the most common way that anyone can build wealth, so if you want to get rich, you need to understand how it works. Unfortunately, though, it feels like every explanation out there just makes the whole thing more confusing than it needs to be So by the end of this video, you’ll understand, in simple terms, how the stock really works, and how you can use it to get rich.

Men divorce women for different reasons from why women divorce men. While the most common reason of divorce among poor people is physical abuse, things are different when it comes to the rich. Here’s a brutal reality: It’s harder to go through a divorce than it is to become a millionaire! Because the pain of losing is bigger than the satisfaction of gaining! So you gotta think twice before you go there.

Some of us here at Alux dropped out of college. Some even walked away from master’s degrees. But before we made that call - and trust us, it was not an easy one - we asked ourselves a few uncomfortable questions. The first ones are simple and practical – they’ll help you understand if you’re even close to being ready. But if you keep going, the questions start to cut deeper. They stop being about school, and they start being about who you are when there’s no system guiding you. And the final question is the one that changes everything. It applies to everyone, whether you’re in college, past college, or never went at all. With that being said, welcome to Alux, let’s dive in.

The richest people in the world use this exact list to get as much money from you as possible. This is a masterclass in consumer behavior.. and it will not only help you earn more money and make more sales, but it will change the way you look at products forever. Money is emotional… and emotions can be monetized. To win in life, you need to be in control. You need to be on the right side of the transaction.

Today, we’ll move through the same steps global wealth planners use for their clients. We start with something almost anyone can achieve if they have the money: residency in another country. It’s the basic escape hatch. Then we’ll move into something far fewer people ever reach: a strategic second citizenship. And finally, we end with a level reserved only for the ultra-rich: a portfolio of passports, each one protecting a different part of their life, just like assets on a balance sheet. This is “The Billionaire Passport: Citizenship for Sale Explained.”

You ever get the feeling that the richest people you know aren’t always the smartest? Well, that’s because wealth doesn’t come from knowing all the most complex strategies and business models. It comes from building your social skills – knowing how to talk to a stranger, how to handle conflict, or how to ask for what you want. Every dollar you’re ever going to earn will come from someone else’s pocket, okay? So in this video, we’re breaking down ten powerful social skills that are actually going to make you rich.

Every business initially starts as a dream and it’s really easy to get excited by a dream .. until you run the numbers. There are 3 numbers, or metrics, that decide if your idea is a money motion or a slow motion disaster. If you think a business, any business, runs on anything other than actual hard numbers, you are in for a very bad time. It doesn’t matter if you run a lemonade stand or a software company, you will always be faced with them. And most people don’t know what they mean, let alone how to use them. So, here are the three business metrics every aspiring entrepreneur must understand.

In 2008, the world economy came dangerously close to a complete and total collapse. By the time it was over, global trade had fallen by almost 10%, more than 8 million Americans had lost their jobs, four million families had lost their homes, and the stock market had lost half of its value. Honestly, the fact that we still have a financial system after this is kind of a miracle. So today, let’s take a look at exactly how the system failed, and how it almost destroyed the world economy.

The dot-com bubble was one of the biggest financial crashes in modern history. On one side, it created overnight millionaires. But for millions of ordinary people, it was a disaster. And yet, what most people don’t talk about is that as devastating as it was… the dot-com crash made the modern world possible. If it hadn’t happened, the internet — and the world we live in today — might look very different, and probably much worse. So in this video, we’re going to tell the story of the dot-com bubble — what caused it, how it came crashing down, and why maybe… it was a good thing.

You know, people love to imagine Fortune 500 CEOs as superhumans – the kind of people who wake up at 4 a.m., meditate, close a billion-dollar deal before breakfast, and somehow still make it home in time for family dinner. But if you actually look behind the curtain, running one of the world’s biggest companies isn’t what most people think. You’re sitting at the intersection of money, politics, and global markets — and every decision you make sends shockwaves through all three. So let’s look at how these people actually get there, what they really do all day, and why — despite all their wealth and power — they’re only ever one mistake away from losing everything. These are the five secrets Fortune 500 CEOs don’t want you to know.