#20: What This Episode Is About In this week’s episode, we’re talking about our main takeaways from Weldon Long’s book, The Power of Consistency. Weldon is a high school dropout, father, three-time convicted criminal, and was featured in INC. Magazine as one of the fastest growing companies in America just three years after starting his business.…

#19: What This Episode Is About In this week’s episode, we’re not holding back when it comes to a very popular, and false, article from Dave Ramsey. We use cold hard math to illustrate exactly why Dave is wrong when he says cash value life insurance policies are a bad financial decision. To be clear, we…

#18: What This Episode Is About In this week’s episode, we’re fortunate to have CPA extraordinaire, Clay Hagler, on the show to help us make a little more sense of the recent tax reform; which is the largest one in decades. There’s a lot of confusing on it at the moment and Clay explains what deductions…

#17: What This Episode Is About Robert Murphy, PhD, is an Economist, a Research Assistant Professor at the Free Market Institute at Texas Tech University, the co-author of numerous books, and the host of two different podcasts. In this episode, we talk about whether or not the stock market is getting ready to crash, should we…

#16: What would it look like if you could both grow and maintain wealth within your family? Unfortunately, as we discussed in episode013 (listen here) Wall Street has separated us from our wealth and encourages us to take the easy way out by leaning on banks for lines of credit and loans. They have…

#15: What does BECOMING YOUR OWN BANKER even mean? Why would anyone need to be their own banker? The terms “infinite banking concept” and “becoming your own banker” are passed around often as it relates to financial planning. At its core, Infinite Banking revolves around properly structured whole life insurance policies and utilizing the…

#14: Often times we’re told, “you’re not a billionaire…why would you worry about building a legacy”? It’s not just about the money left behind. Legacies can be left on all levels and can be extremely simple (i.e. Brandon’s socks in today’s episode). As entrepreneurs, we want to be remembered, honored and respected. We…

#13: Which generation do you think can achieve financial freedom quickest? The Millennials? Gen X? Or Boomers? It comes with no surprise to know each generation has its own set of needs, wants and desires. Let’s list out a few of them for each generation. This will help you determine an opinion of your own on…

#12: Do you agree that sometimes the simplest way to learn things is to simplify them as best possible and begin understanding there? In 2016, we discovered a game that changed (really more confirmed) our perspective of financial coaching. It’s called The Cash Flow Game and it was created by real estate tycoon, Robert Kiyosaki.…

#11: In episode #09 of the podcast, we covered the monstrous benefits of compounding interest (you can tune in to the episode here). If you understand compounding interest you understand the importance of selecting how to fund lifes major purchases (like a home). There are many creative mortgage products out there… Fixed Rate vs. Adjustable Rate…