The Real Story with Michelle Makori
Aug 26, 2026 · 1 hr 11 min · 15 segments
Michelle Makori, President & Editor-in-Chief of Miles Franklin Media, interviews Randy Gage, multimillionaire entrepreneur, prosperity expert and New York Times bestselling author of Wealth Without…
Randy GageGuest
Michelle MakoriHost
They don't know that all these banking institutions and credit card companies and financial, not all of them, but many of them, that they think are their friends, are there to enslave them, to make them worker drones in the collective.

Those people are going to set you up for a 40 year debt if you don't know the game they're playing on you, the racket they're running on you.

What is a pyramid scheme? It's when you take the money from the last people who are joining and you're using it to give a return to the first people who are joining.

It only sustains itself if you keep getting suckers who are putting in money at the bottom.

I have friends who've been ridiculing me for 20 years because I've been saying, gold, silver, precious metals.

I believe today it's easier to become a billionaire than it is to become a millionaire.

because of the new system if you could show someone you can solve problems or add value or hopefully both they will crawl naked over broken glass and throw their credit card at you because they want your product or service you want to get to the point where every day you wake up you're wealthier than you were the day before That's where we've got to get people to.

I am hoping to actually change the operating system that they run their life on and don't even know is there.
This is The Real Story with Michelle McCorry.

What if the biggest obstacle standing between you and wealth is not the economy, your education, your background, or even how much money you make, but the way that you've been programmed to think about money in the first place? Well, my guest today has spent decades making that argument and his own story is certainly extraordinary.

Randy Gage went from a troubled teenager battling drugs and alcohol and sitting in jail at just 15 years old on charges, including burglary and armed robbery, to becoming a wildly successful entrepreneur, multimillionaire, New York Times bestselling author, and one of the world's best known voices on prosperity and wealth creation.

He's written more than a dozen books, spoken to millions of people around the world and built his career around a provocative idea that many of the beliefs that we've been taught about money, success and even inequality may be what is actually keeping us poor and that we can change them and change our financial trajectory.

And Randy argues that we need to stop feeling guilty about wanting to become wealthy, stop glorifying struggle, and start examining the beliefs that may be causing us to sabotage our own success.

But how much of financial success really comes down to just mindset? In an economy where millions of people feel that they're working harder and falling further behind, battling inflation, currency debasement, and economic forces far beyond their control, can changing the way you think really change your financial reality? Or is mindset simply where taking back control begins? Joining us to discuss that and so much more is Randy Gage.
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