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In this episode, I have interviewed Aimee Griffin. She is the Life and Legacy Counselors of The Griffin Firm is a business and estate practice firm with offices in Washington DC, Prince George's County MD, Arlington VA and serves Massachusetts, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. We are committed to economic empowerment and strategic alliances to create, protect, and transfer wealth.
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In this episode, I have interviewed Dr. Rob Scranton, who teaches people how to use their current debts and expenses to grow their wealth outside of the traditional approaches like scrimping, saving, and denying themselves the lifestyle that they want. Не leverages his extensive background in accounting, finance, and his experience as the former chief financial architect of a cutting-edge financial firm to offer a unique perspective on a highly effective financial strategy known as the Infinite Banking Concept, or IBC. With over two decades as a serial entrepreneur, Dr. Rob combines his expertise to showcase the power of this little-known approach.
The reason Infinite Banking is so effective is because it predates the Internal Revenue Service and the tax code, preventing the government from lawfully seizing wealth accumulated through this method.
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In this episode, I interviewed Alvin Scioneaux, Jr. who is a force of diverse passions and talents. He was born and raised in St. John Parish, Louisiana and currently a real estate investor and author. He previously worked for 8 years as an Aerospace Engineer with a Master's Degree in Mechanical Engineering from San Diego State University. He serves on the regional executive board for the National Society of Black Engineers while also being a traveling public speaker, where he engages with various schools and programs. In his career prior, Alvin was an All-American student-athlete who majored in Physics at Wofford College, then moved onto being an NFL linebacker with the LA Chargers. He transitioned to serving as a Fitness Coach, helping people on their fitness and nutritional journey, as well as a Model & Actor, working on various promotional and commercial projects. Alvin has gone from receiving over $2 million dollars in scholarships, being inducted into his collegiate Hall of Fame, and playing in the NFL to now philanthropy, giving back towards scholars and athletes, while running a multi-million-dollar real estate business. He is also a proud executive member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. and the NFL Players Association.
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In this episode, Curtis May sits down with Tim Lyons, the co-founder and managing partner of Cityside Capital, along with his brother Greg. He is a Registered Representative of Phase One Financial Services, LLC, a broker-dealer based in New York City (member FINRA/SIPC). Tim holds the Series 82 and 63 licenses and is focused on raising capital for multifamily, self-storage, and industrial assets that provide great risk-adjusted returns, tax advantages, passive income, and equity upside.
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Curtis May discusses the concept of becoming your own bank through privatized banking systems. Curtis reaffirms his company's, Practical Wealth Solutions, commitment towards helping people set these systems up. His firm utilizes properly structured dividend-paying whole life insurance as a means of storing cash. Curtis heavily discourages the notion of chasing rates of return, instead he encourages listeners to strive for uninterrupted compounding through a system similar to the Banking Life Cycle, which includes earning, banking, borrowing, spending, and repaying oneself.
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In this short episode, you'll understand the concept of the four pillars of financial security where I discussed the following:
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Kyle Christensen and I explored the natural tendencies that can hinder our path to financial freedom and discussed how we can overcome them. Let's delve deeper into these natural tendencies and explore strategies to break free from their grasp.
This explores several key points:
This practical insight on overcoming these tendencies offers suggestions for adopting healthier financial habits. He encourages us to prioritize financial education, embrace calculated risks, and shift our mindset toward long-term financial success.
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In this short episode, I went live and talked about how the principles-based planning works and how properly structured dividend-paying whole life is a tactic that gives you a certain path to wealth creation. I also tackle how important it is to have an organized and strong cash flow.
Please visit our website: www.practicalwealth.net/. Tune in now!
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In this episode, I'm honored to interview Tyler King, the Founder of my favorite CRM which is Less Annoying CRM. We discussed the very essence of nurturing customer relationships. Tyler's visionary approach to CRM (Customer Relationship Management) has revolutionized the way businesses engage with their clientele. He shares his profound wisdom on creating not just customers but genuine advocates and partners. Learn how to establish trust, build lasting connections, and make your customers feel truly valued by using their application.
We explore how he began creating CRM technology, the secrets to effective communication, and the power of a customer-centric approach in a digital age. Whether you're an entrepreneur, a seasoned business owner, or someone passionate about enhancing customer relationships, this episode is a goldmine of practical insights and inspiration. Join us as we unlock "The Power of Customer Relationships" with the exceptional Tyler King, and empower yourself to transform your business through the magic of authentic customer connections that are automated and you can access anytime anywhere.
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In this episode, Curtis May sits down with Monica, an Early Childhood Educator, with more than 20 years in the field who is passionate about adult-child engagement. Among her goals is that every child has an adult who can read and talk with them, which increases vocabulary and comprehension. She is also the author of The Ice Cream Man Is Coming and Our Family Is Different. Both books aim to share the joy of reading for young children, which is the highlight of this episode.
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