Solomon Gomment

$100k a year sounds like winning until you ask what you actually own at the end of it. Nothing. You own nothing. The company owns the customers, the systems, the brand. You just operate it for them. Same as a franchisee except you didn't even get the logo. And the split is worse than a franchise. Most companies want an employee producing 2 to 3 times their salary. So you make $250k of value and keep $100k of it. Chick-fil-A operators get a better deal than that lol. Then there's the bit nobody thinks about. You can't sell it. A guy builds a business for 10 years, sells it for a few million. You work somewhere for 10 years and get a card signed by the team lol. And it stops the second you stop. Get laid off, get sick, get tired at 58, income's gone that week. I'm not telling anyone to quit. Most people shouldn't. The salary is how you fund the thing, it's just not the thing. Every dollar of it you put into stuff you own keeps paying you after you stop. Every dollar you don't is just gone. That's the whole difference between someone who earns a lot and someone who's actually wealthy. That’s what The Assembly is for. 4,000+ members and the best hit rate in this space, which is why it’s growing faster than anything else out there. If you’re serious about building wealth, you know where to find us.