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Edmund Burke once said: "If we command our wealth, we shall be rich and free. If our wealth commands us, we are poor indeed." This quote might confuse you at first, but I assure you that it helps us understand what needs to be done. Something happened in China in late 2019 that would forever change the way we see wealth. Tragedy rushed into the Chinese economy and millions of people were placed under strict isolation to stop a mysterious virus that was unlike any other. Industries shut their doors and manufacturing came to an abrupt standstill on unprecedented scales. China was caught off guard and had no option but to implement immediate damage control. It wasn't long before the sneaky virus escaped China's clutches and traveled through Europe, leaving destruction in its path. Governments and health organizations failed to grab a hold of it before it hit American soil. The world has seen a grave impact after only three months. The coronavirus has swept through our lives, taking loved ones in the wake of the day. The devastation cannot be described in simple words. The world has never seen a virus spread at this rate and wipe economies out like toy dominos. The coronavirus is not the cause of the economic collapse; it's just the pin that bursts the everything bubble. Unfortunately, this panic is masking our vision of what's stirring beneath the surface of the disease. The economy is crumbling before our eyes and if we don't take control of our wealth, we will be among the poverty-stricken ashes. You have to do the hardest thing possible now. You must look away from the slaughtering just long enough to stabilize your wealth as best as you can. Among the wealth-saving advice in this book, you'll read: The state of the economy before the coronavirus How and where the virus struck What happened to the Chinese economy Entire industries shut down and how this impacts you The spr