11 Unpopular Reasons Why I'm Rich and You’re Not: Stories and Lessons from My Unlikely Success (Unabridged‪)‬

To be rich, you don't need money, privilege, or knowledge, just the audacity to reject toxic norms and embrace the unpopular truth.

At the age of 21, Bryce Jenkins was a worn out drug abuser on the verge of bankruptcy, pretending to be rich. From the vantage point of the gutter, he saw that our societies are founded on a set of toxic ideas, keeping 99% of human population on a suicide mission to oblivion. Bryce rejected the tyranny of these norms in favour of counter-initiative wisdom that would stimulate extraordinary levels of performance, a benchmark reserved exclusively for the one percenters. 

Through hard work and entrepreneurial swagger, Bryce transformed himself. By age 23, he brought his net wealth from -$200k (yes, that is a minus sign) to $0. By 25, Bryce had removed all recreational drugs from his life. By age 27 Bryce was a multimillionaire, and by age 30 he had amassed enough wealth to enjoy a luxurious lifestyle in perpetuity. Since then, Bryce has become an advisor and mentor to thousands wishing to escape the horrible fate of society's mediocrity and embrace true richness.