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People see $40k cars everywhere, yet few can actually save $40k. The system pushes ordinary people into endless spending and debt, blocking real capital growth. Once money earns money, you aren’t forced to trade time for cash. That’s why consumption is pushed—upgrade phones, finance cars, leverage into property—keeping people on the treadmill. Buffett’s key lesson: protect your capital and invest only in assets that grow. What ordinary people should do: 1. Keep 3–6 months of emergency cash. 2.Separate spending from investing; prioritize the growth bucket. 3.Save first, spend later. 4. Let capital compound through assets you understand. Buying a $40k car is easy. Building $40k in the real capital is what changes your life.
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