This Is Your LAST CHANCE To Get Rich In Upcoming RECESSION! | Jaspreet Singh

Learn how to build IRONCLAD discipline in this free workshop:https://bit.ly/3QGo7lnOn Today's Episode: You are not alone if the recession has you nervous about what to expect. People have real concerns about whether or not they’ll be able to afford groceries, gas, and even rent! For sure you’ve heard that millionaires are made in recessions, but how?Jaspreet Singh is joining Tom for a second time to get you up to speed on what it takes to get wealthy during any recession. Jaspreet is the Minority Mindset guru and Chief Money Nerd at Minority Mindset Companies. He’s been creating financial education videos on YouTube for years and is breaking down all the reason you don’t have to be scared during a recessionIt’s all about assets and equity. The trick is that you have to know what assets to buy and how to chill long enough to allow equity to grow its way to wealth. Recessions create buying opportunities for people with capital or money that know what to buy to come out on top.Jaspreet is a voice of reason to remember that recessions are only bad or good in relation to which side of the equation you are on. This is a must watch if you’re trying to find the best route through a recession that has most people nervous and panicked.Resources Mentioned:Blindfolded Monkey Beats Humans With Stock Picks - https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB991681622136214659 Warren Buffet $1M Bet - https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/030916/buffetts-bet-hedge-funds-year-eight-brka-brkb.asp SHOW NOTES:0:00 | Introduction to Jaspreet Singh0:14 | Recession Opportunities That Build Wealth23:15 | Smart Ways to Invest In Any Market39:11 | The Mindset Trap Killing Your Wealth48:52 | Only 3 Reasons to Save Money1:00:49 | Building Wealth Feels Boring AF1:17:02 | Equity Is the Name of the Game1:28:32 | Investing Against Debt1:43:23 | When to Use Tax Advisor1:57:10 | 8 Financial Concepts Tom LearnedQUOTES:“A crash creates a discount for you to come in and buy an investment on sale.” [0:53]“Things are typically never as bad as they seem, and th