Today’s guest is Robert Rolih.
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Today’s Guest
Robert Rolih
Robert is an international bestselling author of The Million Dollar Decision: Get Out of the Rigged Game of Investing and Add a Million to Your Net Worth and long-term investing mentor to clients in over 73 countries. After losing most of his fortune by following advisers and so-called experts, he was determined to uncover the truth, and spent years researching the hidden forces that quietly drain investors’ wealth.
- Robert Rolih | Website
You’ll Learn:
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- Why a seemingly small 1% management fee can cost you over $1 million by retirement
- The only investment products worth your money (and the ones to avoid completely)
- Why the simplest investing strategy outperforms most professionals, including Warren Buffett
- How to build a stress-free, long-term portfolio without following the news
- Robert’s practical framework for teaching your kids about money, investing, and delayed gratification
- Why keeping your children off social media might be one of the smartest financial parenting moves you make
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Thanks to Robert for joining me this week!
In case you missed it, make sure to catch up on the last episode “Episode 81: Discover Your Investor DNA: The Framework That Stops Kids From Making Your Money Mistakes | Russ Morgan”!

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