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518: Why Most People Stay Broke (And What They Were Never Taught About Money) with Hannah Hammond

Published 5 months, 4 weeks ago
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What if everything you were taught about building wealth was designed to keep you exactly where you are?

Hannah Hammond became a self-made millionaire before 30, not because she had a head start, but because she stumbled onto a completely different framework for money at age 13 and refused to let go of it. In this episode, she breaks down the asset vs. liability distinction that most of us were never taught, why your house probably isn't building your wealth the way you think it is, and how compound interest can still work powerfully in your favor no matter where you're starting from in midlife.

Hannah also opens up about something few people talk about: hitting rock bottom emotionally in her early 20s despite her early financial knowledge, and the internal shift that changed everything. She shares the exact morning routine she uses to protect her "peak state," why your energetic state determines your outcomes, and the AI prompt that could replace a $50,000 coach for getting started.

This one is for every woman who has worked hard, done the "right" things, and still feels like real financial freedom is just out of reach.

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