What if you discovered mathematical proof that the financial system is designed to keep you trapped? Today, Donny sits down with his mentor George Antone—author of The Wealthy Code, The Banker's Code, and founder of Fynanc Academy—to reveal the hidden formula he found in financial software that proves most people will never reach their financial goals.

This isn't conspiracy theory. It's mathematics.

In this episode, you'll discover:

• The Break-Even Formula - How George found source code at Intuit in the late 1990s that mathematically proves the system creates struggle for most while guaranteeing success for a few. Once you see it, you can't unsee it.
• Asset First vs. Finance First - Why asking "What should I invest in?" keeps you trapped. The wealthy start with financing strategy and match it to assets in the right sequence—not the other way around.
• You Cannot Invest Out of a Capital Problem - If you only have $10,000, it doesn't matter where you put it—you don't have enough money. The solution: grow your capital BEFORE you invest it.
• The Two Hidden Games - Everyone plays the game designed to keep you conventional. Banks and wealthy families play a different game with easier rules. You're a fish that doesn't know it's in water.
• Why Sequence Destroys Wealth - Putting money into illiquid assets first (like real estate) traps your capital and kills velocity. Order matters more than returns.

The Mansion or Mirage Game:

• Paying off mortgage fast? "Worst thing when building wealth"
• Gold as inflation hedge? "Maintains purchasing power but doesn't build wealth"
• You need money to make money? "Yes—but not YOUR money"

The One Mental Shift: Recognize there's a hidden world—a different game the wealthy play. As long as you're asking "What asset will make me rich?" you're asking the wrong questions.

Key Quote: "The problem isn't a product. It's a process. The process is the asset—not the ETF, not the property. That's what people aren't getting."

Connect with George: Fynanc.com | Read "The Wealthy Code"

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