At the writing of this article, the United States Federal government is TRILLIONS of dollars in debt. As representatives in D.C. try to mitigate that and inflation, many Americans are asking the question… Is there a money shortage? 

It is an unfortunate fact that most of us don’t learn the truth about how money works growing up. 

I believe this lack of financial literacy is the reason so many people are living paycheck to paycheck. 

So before we can determine whether there is a shortage of money, let’s make sure we fully understand what we’re talking about… 

Facts to Know About Money

Now, I am not an economist…

I am not a bank owner…. 

And I am not any kind of stock analyst. 

For that reason, you aren’t going to learn anything about the amount of gold each dollar represents in Fort Knox or anything like that. 

That being said, I can reveal the truth behind some common money myths — including a shortage. 

In fact,THERE IS MORE CURRENCY CIRCULATING ON THIS PLANET THAN THE NUMBER OF TREES. 

Look, inflation and national debt are not new problems. Cash will always depreciate and countries will keep trading pieces of paper until the end of time… 

What you need to worry about is how you are going to take care of yourself and your family. 

Where the Money Shortage ACTUALLY Is

To summarize, the whole middle-class trap is built on the idea that there is not enough money or success for everyone. 

THAT IS SIMPLY NOT THE CASE!

I go deeper into how you can in my Millionaire Employee Method program, where you can create wealth no matter your occupation. 

You can check it out here. 

Nonetheless, there is no money shortage. You just have to create more opportunities. 

Be Great, 

Grant Cardone  

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