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You Deserve to Be Rich

Master the Inner Game of Wealth and Claim Your Future

Rashad Bilal, Troy Millings

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You Deserve to Be Rich
Overcoming Financial Trauma+
Customized Budgeting+
Diversifying Income Streams+
Launching a Business+
Building Generational Wealth+
Managing Windfalls (The First Million)+

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Question 1 of 7
How does the book suggest you begin healing from financial trauma?
  • A. By immediately investing 20% of your income into an index fund.
  • B. By reviewing three months of spending and categorizing purchases to identify trauma-driven habits.
  • C. By taking out a personal loan to consolidate all outstanding debts.
  • D. By adopting a strict zero-based budget that eliminates all indulgences.
Question 2 of 7
What empowering phrase does the book recommend using to replace the negative statement 'I'm broke'?
  • A. 'I am building future wealth.'
  • B. 'Money is flowing toward me.'
  • C. 'It's not in my budget right now.'
  • D. 'I choose not to spend my capital.'
Question 3 of 7
What is the baseline percentage framework recommended for dividing your income in a customized budget?
  • A. 50% spending, 30% saving, 20% investing
  • B. 15% savings, 55% spending, 10% sharing, 20% investing
  • C. 20% savings, 40% spending, 20% sharing, 20% investing
  • D. 10% savings, 60% spending, 15% sharing, 15% investing
Question 4 of 7
When structuring investments to diversify income streams, how does the book categorize different types of assets?
  • A. High-risk, medium-risk, and low-risk
  • B. Domestic, international, and emerging markets
  • C. Base investments, median investments, and smaller initial investments
  • D. Liquid assets, fixed assets, and speculative assets
Question 5 of 7
What financial buffer does the book recommend setting aside when launching a new business?
  • A. At least four months of operating costs
  • B. One full year of personal living expenses
  • C. Ten percent of your projected first-year revenue
  • D. Fifty thousand dollars in liquid capital
Question 6 of 7
According to the book, what is a recommended strategy for utilizing life insurance to build generational wealth?
  • A. Purchase term life insurance that covers exactly your current debt obligations.
  • B. Avoid life insurance and instead put those premiums into high-yield savings accounts.
  • C. Purchase a policy that pays out directly to minor children to avoid probate.
  • D. Aim for coverage worth at least ten times your annual income and consider placing a whole life policy in a trust.
Question 7 of 7
What is the first step the book recommends taking after earning your first million dollars?
  • A. Immediately paying off all outstanding debt to become completely debt-free.
  • B. Reinvesting the entire post-tax amount into a diversified stock portfolio.
  • C. Contacting a financial adviser to establish a clear, strategic plan.
  • D. Quitting your primary job to focus entirely on philanthropic ventures.

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You Deserve to Be Rich Summary & Overview

You Deserve to Be Rich (2025) offers a comprehensive guide to achieving financial freedom by mastering the inner game of wealth. It explores strategies for overcoming financial trauma, building multiple streams of income, generating passive revenue, and navigating tax and insurance systems. With a focus on community and empowerment, it provides actionable steps for anyone to create lasting wealth.

Who Should Listen to You Deserve to Be Rich?

  • Entrepreneurs seeking to grow their wealth
  • Financially struggling families looking to rebuild stability
  • Anyone interested in mastering personal financial freedom

About the Author: Rashad Bilal, Troy Millings

Rashad Bilal, a financial advisor and co-founder of Earn Your Leisure, is known for his expertise in wealth management and financial education. He has helped numerous individuals and businesses develop strategies for financial independence and generational wealth, leveraging his experience to make financial literacy more accessible. He co-hosts the influential Earn Your Leisure financial podcast, aimed at bridging financial gaps in underserved communities.

Troy Millings, an educator, co-founder of Earn Your Leisure, and co-host of the Earn Your Leisure podcast, has dedicated his career to financial literacy and entrepreneurship. With a background in teaching, he has a talent for breaking down complex financial concepts into practical lessons, making wealth-building strategies more approachable. 

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