EP326:Why Your Job Is Disappearing (And Working More Won’t Help)

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What if we told you that by 2030, your job won’t be outsourced… Or automated…

It will be deleted.

Gone.

Extinct.

And when that happens, the system won’t pause. It’ll just move on… without you.

Here’s what they never taught you in school ⏬

Wealth is available to almost everyone.

You’ve just been unaware of the access you already have. Because wealth isn’t about labor anymore.

👉 It’s about ownership. ✨

In this episode, we’re going to show you exactly how to build millions… Even in a world that no longer needs your labor.

The Great Decoupling

For thousands of years, economic growth needed people. From farming to factories, human labor created wealth. But now? Machines don’t just help. They replace.

AI can review contracts faster and more accurately than lawyers. It can detect cancer better than radiologists. It can write scripts, make movies, and even fly planes. And it’s not slowing down.

We’re not just seeing a labor shortage. We’re seeing labor obsolescence.

By 2030, the Congressional Budget Office says up to 30% of jobs could disappear. That’s just five years away.

And this isn’t some far-off sci-fi future. It’s already happening. Just look at AI video tools, self-checkout machines, or virtual assistants.

The question isn’t “Who will hire me?”

It’s “Will humans even be needed?”

The Three Falling Pillars

Our economy is built on three fragile pillars:

1️⃣ Wages
Jobs used to mean security. But today? Wages have been flat for decades while productivity has soared. Robots don’t get sick, ask for PTO, or need lunch breaks. If it can be automated, it will be.

2️⃣ Traditional Investments
Think your 401(k) is safe? Most retirement plans depend on people earning and spending money. But if people stop earning, who keeps buying? And if the Fed prints more money to fund programs like UBI, your dollars lose value fast.

3️⃣ Government Support
Social Security and Medicare were designed in a world where more people worked and paid taxes. But in a post-labor society? That math stops working. The government may print more money, but inflation will eat away your buying power.

Enter UBI: The Polished Cage

Universal Basic Income sounds great: a monthly check, no strings attached. But here’s the dark side:

When the government controls your income, they also control your freedom. Your digital footprint, social media, even private jokes could impact whether you get that next check. It’s already happening in places like China and, yes, even Canada.

UBI might feel like freedom, but it’s really dependency in disguise.

The New Game Plan: Ownership

So what replaces wages?

Ownership. 🙂🙂

In a world where jobs disappear, you need to own the things that keep producing value.

• Direct Ownership: Buy a duplex. Start a business.
• Group Investing: Join forces with others to buy larger assets (this is what we do).
• Community Wealth Funds: Think co-ops, but with real returns.

And the best asset to own? Multifamily real estate.

People will always need a place to live. Rents adjust with inflation. You can leverage other people’s money to buy it. And in uncertain times, real estate gives you agency.

It creates income while you sleep, travel, or live your life.

We’ve helped investors save over $93 million in taxes, simply by owning the right kind of real estate. Because the system rewards ownership.

The Wealth Transfer Timeline

Phase 1 (Now): You can still use your income to buy real assets. This is the final window.

Phase 2 (2026-2030): Millions wake up. Job loss accelerates. Asset prices explode.

Phase 3 (2030+): Owners become the new aristocracy. Everyone else is priced out or dependent.

Waiting means you may never catch up.

So What Now?

You have two choices:

• Be a victim of the post-labor economy.
• Or build wealth because of it.

This is your wake-up call, not to fear the future—but to own it.

If you want to make sure you act before this critical window closes, go watch this video on how we purchase millions of dollars of multifamily real estate with other people’s money.