End Poverty. Make Trillions.
Darryl Finkton Jr.
Ever wonder why poverty exists and how we could get rid of it? Here's your answer.
Darryl Finkton, Jr. is a hedge fund manager turned community organizer. Raised in poverty, Darryl went on to graduate from Harvard College and the University of Oxford, where he studied as a Rhodes Scholar. In “End Poverty. Make Trillions.” Darryl shares how he rose from rags to riches, and how we can ensure everyone has an opportunity to generate wealth.
A Surprisingly Simple Plan for Ending Poverty–and Making Trillions of Dollars for Ourselves While We Do It
Poverty costs the United States more than a trillion dollars a year for myriad complex reasons. Ending it would result in joy that is hard to quantify. Yet for all the complexities involved, the “how” of it all–the way to escape national suffering and decline and start off toward a future of organic, resilient national growth–is simple.
It’s SO SIMPLE.
To have lives of dignity and purpose and contribute meaningfully to our capitalist economy, America’s poor people do not need the rest of us to feed or shelter them. They don’t need us to derail our lives to take care of them or even think about them all that much.
They need MONEY.
Subscribe to Darryl's podcast On Wealth for more information on ending poverty, making trillions, and accessing wealth for you and your community.
www.endpovertymaketrillions.com
Duration - 6h 7m.
Author - Darryl Finkton Jr..
Narrator - Darryl Finkton Jr..
Published Date - Sunday, 22 January 2023.
Copyright - © 2023 Darryl Finkton Jr. ©.
Location:
United States
Description:
Ever wonder why poverty exists and how we could get rid of it? Here's your answer. Darryl Finkton, Jr. is a hedge fund manager turned community organizer. Raised in poverty, Darryl went on to graduate from Harvard College and the University of Oxford, where he studied as a Rhodes Scholar. In “End Poverty. Make Trillions.” Darryl shares how he rose from rags to riches, and how we can ensure everyone has an opportunity to generate wealth. A Surprisingly Simple Plan for Ending Poverty–and Making Trillions of Dollars for Ourselves While We Do It Poverty costs the United States more than a trillion dollars a year for myriad complex reasons. Ending it would result in joy that is hard to quantify. Yet for all the complexities involved, the “how” of it all–the way to escape national suffering and decline and start off toward a future of organic, resilient national growth–is simple. It’s SO SIMPLE. To have lives of dignity and purpose and contribute meaningfully to our capitalist economy, America’s poor people do not need the rest of us to feed or shelter them. They don’t need us to derail our lives to take care of them or even think about them all that much. They need MONEY. Subscribe to Darryl's podcast On Wealth for more information on ending poverty, making trillions, and accessing wealth for you and your community. www.endpovertymaketrillions.com Duration - 6h 7m. Author - Darryl Finkton Jr.. Narrator - Darryl Finkton Jr.. Published Date - Sunday, 22 January 2023. Copyright - © 2023 Darryl Finkton Jr. ©.
Language:
English
Opening Credits
Duration:00:00:20
Introduction
Duration:00:05:55
Chapter 1: This Can’t Be Life
Duration:00:15:32
Chapter 2: You Can’t Win, Child
Duration:00:14:03
Chapter 3: They Made Us Hate Ourselves and Love Their Wealth
Duration:00:23:21
Chapter 4: Far From a Harvard Student
Duration:00:31:34
Chapter 5: Don’t Give Me That Do-Goody-Good Bulls**t
Duration:00:23:54
Chapter 6: It’s a Rich Man’s Game, No Matter What They Call It
Duration:00:33:57
Chapter 7: I Think I’ll Try Defying Gravity
Duration:00:25:45
Chapter 8: Ism Schism
Duration:00:36:18
Chapter 9: The Waters Around You Have Grown
Duration:00:24:39
Chapter 10: Now That I’m Older, All Childish Things End
Duration:00:16:34
Chapter 11: The Seed Money Act — How to End Poverty in the United States and Make Trillions Doing It
Duration:01:28:32
Chapter 12: Lack of Understanding Leading Us Away From Unity
Duration:00:23:37
Final Thoughts
Duration:00:03:11
Ending Credits
Duration:00:00:17