if you're in your 20s and broke, watch this.

If you're in your 20s, working hard and still broke, it might not be your skill. The farmer feeds the whole country every single day. So why can't he afford a car? Because money doesn't follow effort. It follows problems solved, and how much the buyer thinks the solution is worth. In this video: 1. Why money is called "currency", and which way it actually flows 2. Why skill and income don't correlate one-to-one (farmer → truck driver → factory → owner) 3. Label value vs perceived value: the buyer doesn't care how many nights you stayed up 4. Levers: machines, the 5 unfair advantages (MILES) and convening power 5. Money in before money out: ownership, orders before logos, and the reasons people actually buy Quick correction: at 10:31 I call it the "MOUSE" framework. It's MILES: Money, Intelligence, Location & luck, Education & expertise, Status, from The Unfair Advantage by Ash Ali & Hasan Kubba. 🎁 Free guide, The Exposure List: https://www.francisketiku.com/exposur... 📞 Brand owner? Book a free creative demo: https://calendly.com/francisketiku/di... 📺 Watch the series in order: Part 1:    • Feeling Lost in Your 20s? 3 Mindset Shifts...   Part 2:    • You are not lost, you are...   Part 3:    • 5 Questions That Tell You What to Do With ...   Part 4:    • Too Many Ideas? How to Choose the Right On...   Part 5:    • Being Young Is Your Unfair Advantage (Use ...   Part 6:    • Someone Else Is Building Your Idea Right Now   Part 7:    • your goals aren't the problem. your identi...   What's one thing you could sell every day, so money comes in and not just out? Tell me in the comments. ⏱ CHAPTERS 0:00 Money is a current 2:36 "Get a skill, make money" 3:26 Why the farmer is poor 5:13 Label value vs perceived value 5:47 The carpenter vs the factory 7:33 The buyer doesn't care if you slept 8:57 Leverage 10:31 The 5 unfair advantages (MILES) 11:00 Convening power 12:19 What business actually is 13:20 Always buying, never owning 14:13 Money in before money out 16:46 Why people buy 19:33 Final thoughts #money #business #20s