Podcast
Ever feel like you did everything right — worked hard, paid the bills, saved, invested — and yet by month's end you're just holding it all together, managing life instead of building a future? This is the book that explains why, brought to audio, chapter by chapter.
You worked hard. You paid the bills on time. You saved, you invested when you could. And still, the vacation's on hold, the car gets stretched another year, and retirement feels further away than ever. You're managing life, but you're not building a future — and that quiet frustration is exactly what this book is built around. You Work, You Earn, You Lose by Sarblo Gill takes that feeling apart, chapter by chapter, in an easy two-host conversation — one making the case, the other pushing back. It opens with Sarblo's own story: an engineer's deep skepticism, one line on page seventeen of Becoming Your Own Banker that stopped him cold, and the realization that he could have had everything he already had — and more, faster — if he'd understood this sooner. From there it exposes the unseen forces at work: a financial system designed not to benefit you, but to benefit from you. Told through stories rather than lectures — starting with a childhood golf bet that reveals how the game was rigged before you ever started — it walks all the way through to a completely different way of controlling how you finance the things you need in life. If any of this sounds familiar, the next step is a conversation: text the word control to 587-507-4545.