This post missed the entire point of the book.
Time is wealth. Spending time how you want is being rich. Money is the tool that allows that.
How we earn money decides how rich, and wealthy we are. There is a better way to earn money than simply, and only working for money in exchange for our time.
Money you earn in exchange for your time will never be as much as what a business you setup can earn with out you.
This book teaches the difference between working "on" your business instead of in a business, whether it's your own, or someone elses. The E-Myth Revisited drives this point home even further.
Learning that there's another way to earn an income without your time is a powerful lesson. One that I think this post misses.
This book speaks to how there is no such thing as job security. While we in tech might be used to it, the majority of folks aren't.
Learning the only real job security is the security we create ourselves via multiple streams of income is often a troubling lesson to face, realize, accept, and adapt to.
These are huge, key, fundamental lessons that you either get, or you don't.
You can't wake up someone who doesn't know they're asleep, and as is evident here, sometimes we need to remember to learn to take the best good from everything.
Living in a world of possibilities is nothing like living in a world of doubts that accrue to seem insurmountable. We shouldn't live blindly faithful, or blindly doubtful, neither are fruitful.