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Modern life no longer asks for permission to take your money-it just renews itself. Poverty by Subscription uncovers how the convenience economy turned spending into an invisible leak, draining your wealth, focus, and independence one auto-renewal at a time. Each chapter dismantles the psychology and systems that keep you quietly paying. You'll see how frictionless design, emotional attachments, and ""just ten bucks"" illusions have replaced ownership with endless renting. By exposing the architecture of dependency, this book transforms awareness into strategy. You'll learn how small recurring costs compound in reverse, eroding potential savings faster than investments grow. Through clear examples and practical frameworks, it shows how to conduct a full subscription audit, calculate lifetime cost, and redirect those recovered dollars into assets that build autonomy instead of debt. From digital serfdom to the freedom portfolio, this book takes you step-by-step from unconscious consumption to deliberate ownership. You'll discover why the richest people buy permanence while the rest rent access-and how to cross that divide without cutting comfort. Poverty by Subscription isn't a call to deprivation-it's a call to awareness. It teaches how to reverse automation's grip, rebuild control, and transform passive spending into active independence. The goal isn't to cancel everything; it's to own your life again. Freedom begins the moment you stop paying for captivity.

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