Скачать или смотреть You Earn $200K—So Why Do You Feel Broke Every Month?

You make $200K a year—but your bank account feels empty. You’re not alone. In this video, we unpack why high earners often save less than middle-income households, how lifestyle inflation traps you on the hedonic treadmill, and what ancient philosophy + modern finance say about real wealth. Discover the “anti-budget” system that automates wealth-building before you spend, how to reset your reference group, and why income ≠ wealth. If you're tired of looking successful while feeling broke, this is your wake-up call.

⏱ Timestamps:
0:00 – The $200K illusion: “Why do I still feel broke?”
2:18 – Shocking data: High earners save less proportionally
4:05 – Lifestyle inflation: The invisible wealth killer
6:30 – Stoics, Buddhists & existentialists on desire and enough
9:12 – Real math: Where your $200K actually goes
12:40 – The reference group trap (and how it rewires your spending)
15:25 – Why home ownership isn’t the wealth builder it used to be
18:10 – The “anti-budget”: Automate wealth, spend guilt-free
21:00 – Reclaim your agency: One exercise to break the cycle
23:45 – What your true hourly rate reveals (and why it matters)

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