Most people aren't broke because they don't make money. They're broke because nobody taught them how to use it.

In this episode of Watch Your Six, host Jason Edwards breaks down one of the biggest financial misconceptions out there: the difference between good debt and bad debt. From credit cards and cash flow mistakes to real estate strategy, liquidity, and alternative investments, Jason explains how wealthy investors think differently about money and why having a plan matters more than chasing trends.

He also dives into how entrepreneurs and young investors can avoid getting cash poor, why being "debt free" isn't always the smartest move, and the investment strategies many traditional advisors never talk about.

Key takeaways:

• Why liquidity can be more valuable than owning assets outright

• The difference between emotional decisions and strategic investing

• How alternative investments are used by high-net-worth investors

• Simple habits that can change your financial future

If you want to build wealth with intention instead of emotion, this episode is for you.

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