The Broke Genius Trap Why Smart, Hardworking People Stay Poor — and the Systems That Actually Build Wealth

You followed the rules. You studied hard, got the degree, landed the job, and did everything right. So why does your bank account tell a different story?

The Broke Genius Trap is the show for intelligent, driven people who are tired of working hard for someone else's wealth. Each week, host [Name] dismantles the psychological traps, structural disadvantages, and cultural lies that keep high-earning, high-functioning people financially stuck — and replaces them with the specific systems, frameworks, and mindset shifts that actually build wealth.

This isn't a show about budgeting apps or cutting your coffee. It's a show about why the advice you've been given your whole life was optimized for your employer's benefit, not yours — and what to do once you see that clearly.

You'll learn:

• Why your intelligence might be working against your financial progress (and how to stop paying the Genius Tax)

• How the scarcity brain produces financial decisions that look irrational from the outside and completely logical from inside the tunnel

• The two tax codes hiding inside the same document — and why most people live entirely inside the expensive one

• What the wealthy actually teach their children that never appears in any school curriculum

• How to build an income layer outside your job that compounds into genuine optionality

• The exact financial architecture that runs without willpower, attention, or ongoing management

Behavioral economics. Real case studies. Practical frameworks. The hidden curriculum of wealth — delivered in plain language, without the hustle mythology or the passive income fantasy.

The system wasn't designed for you to win. But winning is still possible. The rules just look different than you were told.

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A few shorter versions you can use for social bios, episode cards, or cross-promotion:

One sentence: The show for smart, hardworking people who keep doing everything right and arriving at the wrong financial destination.

Two sentences: Most financial advice is designed for someone who already has money. The Broke Genius Trap is built for the person who earns well, works hard, and wonders why the wealth isn't showing up.

Tagline: Your salary isn't the problem. Your framework is.