The title does the arguing before the first chapter begins. From Hustle to Equity names a move that a great many working people recognise, away from trading hours for money and towards holding a share of the thing itself.
Riley V. Gallagher writes for that audience from inside the business and money shelves rather than the motivational one. The frame is ownership, the concerns are practical, and the running time signals a clear preference for the useful over the expansive.
The implied reader is easy to picture: somebody already working hard, already earning, and starting to wonder whether the effort is compounding or simply repeating.