Duryea Financial Podcast

-The cost of taking action vs. the cost of doing nothing-

We are certain to encounter difficult times financially. The best way to prepare for difficult times financially is to 1) learn to think like a banker and 2) build a family bank that can weather the financial storms that come along.

Today I go back through my journals and revisit some of my favorite quotes I have run across in the last few months.

The core problem, to which infinite banking is the solution.

In this episode I welcome my great friend and colleague Paul Bohlen to the podcast to discuss the different perspectives we have on IBC and how we put it all together to have a unified strategy for IBC.

In this podcast I discuss recent inspired conversations I have had that bring to light some of the simple, basic principles of banking. These simple principles are the key to properly implementing privatized banking. I know, more firmly than at any previous time, that private banking is. It simply is. The practice of implementing private banking leads us into a place where we experience the most fundamental and important truths of financial freedom that exist in the world. The way to step into this is to daily remind ourselves of the basic principles of banking, and to actively commit ourselves to those principles.

In this podcast I talk about my personal belief that retirement is perhaps the #1 killer of wealth building today. Enjoy!

Larry Jessup is my grandfather. He has been a close influence in my life. His visit to Kansas allowed me the opportunity to interview him about some of the stories of the past that are family history and a record of God's faithfulness.

"Nobody learns to swim until they get in the water." -Ray Poteet

Today I am honored to have the one and only Ray Poteet on the show, talking about how he has evolved as a financial person and how infinite banking totally changed the way he thinks about money.