Unlock the Secrets to Wealth Growth in Our Latest Episode, 'Money Doesn't Grow' Are you striving to grow your wealth but find yourself caught in a maze of misconceptions? Dive into the latest riveting episode of 'Money Grows On Trees: The Podcast,' where our expert host, Lloyd Ross, breaks down the age-old myth that money itself increases in value over time. In "Money Doesn’t Grow," Lloyd delivers an ironic twist on our show's title, unraveling the intricate difference between money and assets and how that impacts your investments. Get ready for a practical masterclass on inflation, investment, and asset growth that you never got in school. Lloyd peels back layers of financial wisdom, discussing why your cash might be losing value while sitting in your bank account and how to smartly navigate the world of stocks, real estate, and bonds. It's not about growing money, but about what assets you choose that determine your financial future. This episode cuts through the noise of financial jargon, offering real-life lessons on exchanging currency for assets that truly appreciate over time. Lloyd reveals why the real question isn't "how to grow money" but rather "what assets should you invest in to grow your wealth?" He warns of the pitfalls of flashy investment scams and highlights smarter, more stable strategies to increase your net worth. Listen to "Money Doesn’t Grow" for insights that could alter the course of your financial journey. If you're eager for practical advice on asset growth without the sales pitches or sponsored distractions, hit play on this episode and discover how to let your resources work for you. Subscribe, share, and help us expand our community eager for tangible wealth wisdom. Don't forget, if you love diving into financial mysteries with us, please support the journey by leaving a 5-star review and sharing this episode with others on the quest for financial mastery. Tune in now to "Money Doesn't Grow" from 'Money Grows On Trees: The Podcast'—where we transform money mindsets, one episode at a time.