✨ What if everything you thought you knew about inflation, money, and wealth was built on a false foundation?

In this eye-opening episode of The Manifestation & Money Podcast, Jenni sits down with Paul Musson—investment expert, former fund manager, and author of Capital Offense: Why Some Benefit at Your Expense—for a raw, real, and powerful conversation about how our modern financial systems are structured to favor a few while leaving the rest behind.

Paul explains in clear, relatable terms what’s really happening in the economy, how inflation and money printing affect generational wealth, and why the cost of living is spiraling out of reach for so many. This isn’t about politics—it’s about understanding the truth and reclaiming our collective financial power.

💸 In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

• Why inflation is not a necessary evil (and who benefits from it most)

• The hidden cost of rising real estate prices

• How central banks create money—and why it quietly extracts your wealth

• The difference between capital and money (and why that matters)

• The truth about the wealth gap and housing affordability crisis

• A powerful analogy that explains why our economy needs healing, not another quick fix

📚 About Paul Musson:

Paul is a 30-year investment professional who managed over $10 billion in assets before stepping away to focus on writing and advocacy. His bestselling book, Capital Offense, is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand how modern monetary policy impacts real people—and what we can do about it. He also writes a weekly blog at Paddington Capital, where he breaks down economic shifts in accessible terms.

🔗 Connect with Paul:

🌐 Weekly blog: Paulitical Economy: www.paddingtoncapitalmgmt.com
📘 Book: Capital Offense — available on Amazon, Indigo, Barnes & Noble, and more

On LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/paddingtoncap/

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