Breakaway Wealth Podcast: Recent Episodes

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Building wealth isn't just about hustle and grind. Every day, huge deals are being made, businesses and properties are changing hands, and a small group of people are making quantum leaps forward - building wealth faster than most dream possible.

To the rest of the world, it looks like they have the Midas Touch. What makes them different? They chose to break AWAY. To build a mindset of abundance. To spot opportunities others overlook. On this podcast, we'll unlock the secrets to breaking out of the herd, thinking BIG and building wealth on our own terms.

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Your future is shaped long before you ever see the results.

In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko unpack the hidden beliefs that control your financial decisions, your confidence, and ultimately your ability to build wealth. They explore why vision matters, how limiting beliefs are formed, and the practical process for replacing them with empowering beliefs that lead to lasting change.

If you've ever felt stuck, uncertain about your next move, or caught in the same financial patterns year after year, this conversation will challenge you to rethink what you believe and what becomes possible when you do.

Key Takeaways - The limiting beliefs that subversively sabotage wealth creation - The questions wealthy people ask - A simple framework for building powerful beliefs - The power and use of curiosity to make better decisions. - Why your vision determines the direction of your financial future

Chapters 00:00 Why Your Vision Determines Your Future 03:18 10 Limiting Beliefs That Keep People Broke 15:25 A Step-by-Step Process to Change Your Mindset 23:04 Small Actions Create Massive Momentum 31:20 The Question That Changes Everything 34:18 Why Curiosity Fuels Growth 41:18 Building a Vision Worth Pursuing

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In this solo episode, Jim Oliver breaks down the "money cheat codes" that wealthy families, banks, and business owners understand. From why control matters more than chasing returns to the hidden cost of lifetime interest payments, Jim explains how changing the way you think about money can completely change the way you build wealth.

If you've ever wondered why traditional financial advice feels like you're running in place, this episode challenges you to stop following the script and start thinking like an owner.

Key Takeaways: - Why control over your capital matters more than chasing higher returns. - The hidden cost of lifetime interest payments—and how to stop the leak. - How uninterrupted compounding creates long-term financial leverage. - Why monthly cash flow is a better measure of wealth than net worth. - How the "reservoir and engine" strategy helps put your money to work more than once.

"Return is a number on a statement. Control is what shows up in your life." - Jim Oliver

Chapters 00:00 The Financial Script You've Been Given 02:25 Cheat Code #1: Control Beats Returns 04:53 Cheat Code #2: Volume of Interest vs. Rate of Interest 06:48 Cheat Code #3: Uninterrupted Compounding 07:57 Cheat Code #4: Cash Flow Is the Real Scoreboard 09:42 The Reservoir & Engine Wealth System 14:34 Common Objections to Infinite Banking 16:08 Your Wealth-Building Assignment ______________________________ If you're ready to breakaway and start making real wealth, then join our free community.

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Building wealth through real estate isn't about finding the perfect deal—it's about building a repeatable system.

In this episode, Jim Oliver sits down with commercial real estate broker and author Brent Sprenkle to discuss the principles behind creating a billion-dollar real estate portfolio. Drawing from decades of experience and stories from investors who have built extraordinary wealth, Brent explains why getting started matters more than getting everything perfect.

They explore how successful investors use leverage, equity, partnerships, and long-term thinking to grow from a single property into substantial portfolios. Whether you're buying your first rental or looking to scale, this conversation offers practical insights that stand the test of time.

Key Takeaways - Start with one property and let experience guide your next move. - Wealth grows by reinvesting equity instead of spending it. - Great investors build relationships before they raise capital. - Real estate rewards patience, consistency, and disciplined execution. - Communication skills can be just as valuable as investment knowledge.

Chapters 00:00 From Engineer to Real Estate Broker 04:28 The Stories Behind Billion-Dollar Portfolios 12:24 Choosing Your First Investment Property 17:12 How Investors Scale With Equity & Partnerships 28:34 The One Book Every Investor Should Read 31:58 The Best Advice for Building Wealth ______________________________ If you're ready to breakaway and start making real wealth, then join our free community.

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Building wealth through real estate doesn't require flipping houses, swinging hammers, or becoming a full-time landlord.

In this episode, Jim Oliver talks with Melissa Nash about the path she followed from business owner to real estate investor, and why one rental property changed the way she thought about financial freedom. Melissa shares what inspired her first investment, why she started with an out-of-state rental, and how that single decision grew into a portfolio built on long-term cash flow.

They also discuss the value of finding the right mentor, overcoming analysis paralysis, and why taking the first step matters more than having the perfect plan.

If you're looking for a practical way to build passive income without making real estate your full-time job, this conversation offers a roadmap to get started.

Key Takeaways - One rental property can become the foundation for long-term wealth. - Mentorship helps shorten the learning curve and avoid costly mistakes. - Passive real estate investing is built on consistency, not quick wins. - Cash flow creates options that traditional retirement plans often cannot. - Action is what turns knowledge into results.

Chapters 00:00 Melissa Nash's Real Estate Journey 03:14 Why She Started Investing Out of State 06:00 Breaking Through Analysis Paralysis 12:13 Building Wealth With Turnkey Rentals 18:32 Why Taking Action Matters 21:09 The Best Advice Melissa Ever Received 23:16 She Buys Houses, She Builds Wealth

Featured Resource: She Buys Houses, She Builds Wealth: The Lazy Investor's Guide to Passive Income Through Real Estate by Melissa Nash

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Great coaching starts long before the game begins.

In this episode, Jim Oliver sits down with leadership coach Jonie Fader to discuss why understanding people is often more important than managing performance. Through her work with the Dignify framework, Jonie shares how recognizing what motivates each individual can transform teams, strengthen families, and build healthier relationships.

The conversation explores how dignity, communication, and self-awareness create lasting confidence—not just for athletes, but for business leaders, parents, and anyone who wants to bring out the best in others.

"Living loved is not something we achieve, but a reality we relax into." — Jonie Fader

Key Takeaways: - Why people perform better when they feel genuinely valued. - How understanding someone's motivational language improves communication. - The role dignity plays in leadership, parenting, coaching, and business. - Why self-awareness builds confidence that lasts. - Simple ways to strengthen relationships by recognizing what's already great in others.

Chapters 00:00 Meet Jonie Fader 02:03 The Dignify Framework Explained 10:02 Building Confidence Through Dignity 17:06 Better Communication at Home and Work 29:30 The Best Advice Jonie Ever Received 34:06 How to Get Your Free Dignify Snapshot ______________________________ If you're ready to breakaway and start making real wealth, then join our free community.

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Big changes are happening.

In this special announcement episode, Jim Oliver is joined by Nick Kosko and Kyle Reese to introduce the next chapter of the company: Dominium Wealth.

The conversation goes beyond a name change. It explores why ownership, control, and freedom have become the foundation of everything they teach. Instead of relying on Wall Street, banks, or government institutions, the team explains why building your own financial system creates more opportunities, more confidence, and more choices over time.

You'll also hear the philosophy behind the new brand, why wealth starts with a solid foundation, and what you can expect as Dominium Wealth continues helping families, entrepreneurs, and investors build lasting financial independence.

Key Takeaways - Why CreateTailwind is becoming Dominium Wealth. - The connection between ownership, freedom, and financial control. - Why a strong financial foundation matters more than chasing returns. - How mindset shapes every wealth-building decision. - What the future looks like for the Dominium Wealth community.

Chapters 00:00 A Major Announcement 00:58 Why We Chose Dominium Wealth 04:16 The Power of Ownership and Control 09:17 Building Wealth on a Strong Foundation 18:31 Start with Vision, Then Build 26:10 An Invitation to Think Differently ______________________________ If you're ready to breakaway and start making real wealth, then join our free community.

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Success leaves clues, but only if you're paying attention.

In this episode, Jim Oliver sits down with former NFL and NBA executive turned bestselling author and speaker Paul Epstein to talk about confidence, leadership, and the habits that drive long-term success.

Drawing from his experience with organizations like the San Francisco 49ers, NFL, and NBA franchises, Paul shares what he learned about leading through adversity, building momentum, and developing confidence that doesn't depend on circumstances.

The conversation explores why so many people struggle with self-belief, how keeping promises to yourself builds confidence, and why small daily actions often create the biggest breakthroughs over time.

Whether you're building a business, investing, leading a team, or simply looking to level up personally, this episode offers a practical framework for creating momentum and winning more consistently.

Key Takeaways - Confidence grows when you consistently keep promises to yourself. - Momentum is created through small wins repeated over time. - Values-driven action is the foundation of lasting confidence. - Growth happens when you stop comparing yourself to others. - Long-term success is built through discipline, focus, and intentional habits.

Chapters 00:01 From the NFL to Personal Growth 05:21 What It Means to Win Monday 07:44 Why People Lack Confidence 13:51 The Confidence Formula Explained 22:53 Leadership Lessons from Sports 25:09 Better Decisions, Faster 30:15 The Happiness Trap 32:27 The Book That Changed Everything 34:45 Building Momentum One Monday at a Time ______________________________ If you're ready to breakaway and start making real wealth, then join our free community.

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Jim sits down with Sara Blackmer, retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel, senior partner at Salaiko Capital, and CEO of FluidLogic. This conversation is about leadership that holds up in the real world, not theory.

You'll hear how discipline creates clarity, why servant leadership is the fastest path to high performance, and how confidence is built through repetition and daily wins. They also get into team dynamics, role alignment, and why movement is not the same thing as momentum.

If you're serious about building winning cultures and making better decisions with your time and money, this episode hits.

What You'll Learn: - Confidence is built through preparation, repetition, and proof - Servant leadership means taking care of people so they can take care of the mission - Discipline creates focus and alignment - High-performing teams beat even the most talented individuals every time - When you fully commit to what you say yes to, opportunities show up you could not have predicted

Action Steps 1. Start the day with order Make your bed. Get one win on the board early. Your mindset follows your actions.

  1. Create role clarity If someone cannot explain how their role impacts the mission, you have a leadership problem, not a talent problem.

  2. Serve your team daily Ask: "What roadblock can I remove for you today?" Then do it.

Sara Blackmer's Final Word "Give all of yourself to what you say yes to. If you do that again and again, opportunities will come in ways you never expected."

Chapters 00:00 Aim High and the Power of Military Leadership 03:05 Confidence as a Skill, Not a Personality Trait 10:30 Daily Discipline and Why Small Wins Matter 14:40 Servant Leadership and Taking Care of Your People 20:15 Discipline, Alignment, and Mission Clarity 24:45 Women, Engineering, and Owning Your Strengths 27:40 Why Teams Always Beat Individual Talent 33:20 Intelligent Hydration and Peak Performance 40:55 Alternative Investing and Breaking Away From the Herd 41:50 The Best Advice Ever Given, Kill the Job You Have 44:30 Books That Shape Leaders and Winning Cultures

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What did Nelson Nash actually teach?

In this conversation, Jim Oliver sits down with David Stearns, Director of the Nelson Nash Institute and Nelson Nash's son-in-law, to discuss the ideas that often get overlooked when people talk about Infinite Banking.

They unpack why Infinite Banking is not about chasing policy performance, comparing illustrations, or finding a shortcut to wealth. Instead, it's about understanding the problem Nelson spent decades studying: the loss of control over your cash flow.

Jim and David revisit key lessons from Becoming Your Own Banker, explain why Nelson rejected Universal Life insurance, and share why behavior - not policy design - is what ultimately determines success with Infinite Banking.

Key Takeaways

  • Infinite Banking is about controlling the banking function, not buying life insurance
  • Nelson Nash viewed whole life insurance as a tool, not the end goal
  • Comparing policies without understanding the process misses the point
  • Wealth is built by controlling cash flow and recapturing lost interest
  • Reading and understanding Becoming Your Own Banker remains the foundation of IBC

Chapters 00:00 Meet David Stearns and the Mission of the Nelson Nash Institute 03:23 Why Nelson Nash Rejected Universal Life Insurance 08:26 The Biggest Misunderstanding About Infinite Banking 12:28 Understanding the Real Problem Nelson Solved 18:02 Why Most People Misread Becoming Your Own Banker 23:44 Nelson Nash's Vision for Financial Freedom 31:59 The Difference Between Selling Insurance and Teaching IBC 44:52 The Windfall Story and Building Long-Term Wealth 53:02 Why Reading the Book Still Matters

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The final chapter of The Case for IBC answers the question everyone eventually asks:

"How do I actually use this?"

In this episode, Jim and Nick stop talking theory and walk through what putting Infinite Banking into action really looks like. They break down how business owners can reroute cash flow through properly designed policies, create velocity with capital, and build long-term cash-flowing assets using leverage and control.

The conversation centers around one core idea: the policy itself is not the goal. The goal is to use capital efficiently and repeatedly.

They also challenge the short-term thinking behind high-PUA policy designs and explain why long-term capitalization and policy strength matter more than early illustration optics.

By the end, you'll see how Infinite Banking becomes more than a concept. It becomes a system for building cash flow, financing opportunities, and creating legacy wealth.

Key Takeaways - Infinite Banking is about using capital, not just storing it - Velocity of money creates long-term wealth and cash flow - Business expenses can be rerouted through a banking system you control - Strong policy design matters more than short-term illustration appeal - Wealth grows through leverage, control, and repeated deployment of capital

Chapters 00:00 Putting IBC Into Action 01:22 Why Most People Misunderstand IBC 03:07 Rerouting Cash Flow Through the Policy 05:27 Why Cash Drag Matters Early 13:22 Building a Real Banking System 16:44 Velocity of Money Explained 20:28 Opening Another "Branch" of Your Bank 22:25 Leverage, Cash Flow, and Legacy Wealth 26:01 Breaking Away From the Herd ______________________________ If you're ready to breakaway and start making real wealth, then join our free community.

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The history of money explains why the financial system works the way it does today.

In this episode, Jim and Nick walk through the major shifts that changed the American financial landscape, from the gold standard to fiat currency, the rise of Wall Street retirement plans, and the creation of the MEC line.

They unpack how control of capital slowly moved away from individuals and toward governments, banks, and financial institutions. Along the way, they explain why wealthy families continued using whole life insurance while the public was encouraged to move money into qualified plans and market-based products.

The conversation also covers universal life insurance, policy efficiency, and why long-term stability matters more than flashy illustrations. Understanding these historical shifts helps explain why Infinite Banking remains relevant for people seeking greater control, liquidity, and long-term certainty.

Key Takeaways: - The gold standard placed limits on monetary expansion - Fiat currency accelerated inflation and currency debasement - ERISA and 401(k)s redirected capital toward Wall Street - Whole life insurance remained a core asset for wealthy families - Long-term policy strength matters more than short-term efficiency

Chapters 00:00 Lessons From History 02:54 The Gold Standard Explained 05:15 Nixon Ends the Gold Standard 06:39 Fiat Currency and Inflation 07:43 ERISA, 401(k)s, and Wall Street 10:00 The Shift Away From Whole Life Insurance 12:22 Universal Life and Policy Design Risks 14:49 MEC Lines and the 7-Pay Test 19:38 Why Fragile Policies Break Down 21:09 Why Wealthy Families Kept Using Whole Life Insurance ______________________________ If you're ready to breakaway and start making real wealth, then join our free community.

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In this episode, Jim and Nick walk through the real mechanics behind Infinite Banking and answer the questions that usually trip people up.

You'll quickly learn that it's not about finding the "best policy". Really, it''s about building a system you actually use.

They break down why whole life is the preferred platform, why most alternatives fail over time, and how control, guarantees, and behavior determine outcomes.

You don't build wealth by owning a policy. A policy won't do it. You build wealth by moving money through a system you control.

Key Takeaways: - Infinite Banking is a process, not a product - Whole life is the platform, but behavior drives the outcome - "Buy term and invest the difference" ignores control and real-world use - Policy loans let your money keep compounding while in motion - Wealth is built through control and velocity of capital, not accumulation

Chapters 00:00 How It All Comes Together 02:59 Process vs Product 06:02 Why "Buy Term Invest the Difference" Fails 10:53 The Multiple Layers of Return 17:17 Borrowing vs Losing Control 20:27 What Happens in a Crash 25:06 Where Your Money Actually Sits 28:33 Whole Life vs Universal Life 34:45 Are You Too Late to Start? ______________________________ If you're ready to breakaway and start making real wealth, then join our free community.

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This is where most people finally see it.

Banking isn't complicated - it''s just been hidden in plain sight.

In this episode, Jim and Nick break down how banks actually make money and why most people are on the wrong side of that equation.

The core issue isn't income. It's money flow.

Right now, money is moving away from you, through interest, financing, and lost opportunity. Banks understand this. They keep money in motion 24/7. But most people don't.

You can make the shift: it's simple, but not easy: Become the depositor, the borrower, and the owner.

Hint: That's Infinite Banking.

Once you understand that, everything changes.

Key Takeaways - Money must move or it loses value - Banks profit by controlling the flow of money, not the rate - The real problem is volume of interest leaving your life - You finance everything, either by paying interest or giving it up - Infinite Banking puts you back in control of that system - Velocity of money creates long-term wealth, not accumulation alone

Chapters 00:00 Becoming Your Own Banker 02:54 Why Money Must Flow 09:57 The Real Cost of Financing Everything 12:25 Where Your Money Is Actually Going 15:16 How Banks Really Make Money 19:34 The 3 Roles: Depositor, Owner, Borrower 24:18 Velocity: The Engine of Wealth 31:26 Infinite Returns and Real Wealth Building 34:43 The 5 Rules of Infinite Banking ______________________________ If you're ready to breakaway and start making real wealth, then join our free community.

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In this episode, Jim and Nick break down how banking actually works and how a properly structured whole life policy can step into that role. The focus is not the product, it's the system.

They walk through term vs whole life, the MEC line, and why most financial strategies rely on projections instead of guarantees. Then they shift to what matters most, using the system to move money, create cash flow, and build long-term control.

When done right, your money doesn't stop working. It keeps compounding while you deploy it elsewhere.

That's the shift: From storing money → to directing it.

Key Takeaways - Infinite Banking is a process, not a product - Term insurance provides coverage, not control - Whole life, when structured properly, creates usable capital - The MEC line defines how far you can push efficiency - Policy loans allow your money to keep growing while in use

Wealth is built through velocity and control of capital

Chapters 00:00 Why Banking Is the Real Focus 01:47 Term vs Whole Life 06:36 The MEC Line Explained 10:12 Structuring for Control 17:17 Guarantees vs Projections 22:48 How Policy Loans Work 24:04 Creating Cash Flow 28:11 Rethinking How Money Works ______________________________ If you're ready to break away and start making real wealth, then join our free community.

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Everyone is chasing the "perfect investment": Higher returns, bigger upside, faster growth. But almost no one stops to define what a 'perfect investment' actually is.

In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko break it down using Nelson Nash's framework from The Case for IBC. Instead of chasing returns, they walk through the 16 real attributes that matter when deciding where to store your money.

From consistency and liquidity to control, tax advantages, and protection, this conversation exposes why most traditional vehicles fall short and why people are asking the wrong question entirely. Because the goal isn't to find the next hot investment. The goal is to control capital and make it work for you over time.

Key Takeaways - The 16 attributes to consider when deciding where to store your money. - Average returns don't reflect real-world outcomes - Liquidity and control determine how useful your money actually is - Taxes and inflation quietly erode most strategies - The right system prioritizes stability, access, and long-term control

Stop chasing returns. Start building a system where your money is safe, controlled, and working for you consistently.

Chapters 00:00 Introduction: What Is the "Perfect Investment"? 02:04 Why Rate of Return Misleads Investors 03:48 Average vs Actual Returns Explained 06:00 The Need for Consistency and Stability 06:54 Why Safety Matters More Than Hype 07:10 Liquidity: Can You Access Your Money? 08:03 The Power of Guarantees 08:13 Why Taxes Matter More Than You Think 09:12 Market Volatility and Emotional Investing 10:26 Cash Flow vs Capital Gains 11:34 Creditor Protection Explained 12:24 Inflation: The Silent Wealth Killer 15:20 Control: Who Really Owns Your Money? 15:56 Transferability and Flexibility 16:20 Simplicity and Ease of Management 17:11 Hidden Fees and Why They Matter 18:13 Why Track Record and Reputation Matter 19:34 Private vs Public Control of Money 20:52 Why Infinite Banking Checks the Boxes

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko break down the first principle from The Case for IBC: thinking like a true business owner. This is a clear look at how money actually moves through a business and why relying on commercial banks puts you in a weak position.

They walk through the real problem every business faces, inconsistent income and constant expenses, and how that forces owners into lines of credit, personal guarantees, and giving control to the bank.

Then they introduce the alternative: building your own banking system. One where you control the capital, the terms, and the outcome.

This is the foundation. If you miss this, you miss the entire concept.

Key Takeaways

  • Every business has a cash flow timing problem, income is irregular, expenses are not
  • Commercial banks become the gatekeeper, controlling your access to capital
  • Lines of credit and loans often come with hidden risks and loss of control
  • Infinite Banking gives you liquidity, control, and flexibility on your terms
  • You must operate in two businesses: your profession and the banking business

Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Series and The Case for IBC 00:45 Why Business Owners Understand IBC Faster 03:04 The Two Businesses You Must Be In 05:29 How Business Cash Flow Actually Works 07:52 The AR vs AP Problem (Cash Flow Timing) 10:12 Why Businesses Depend on Banks 12:31 The Risks of Lines of Credit and Loans 14:58 The Alternative: Becoming Your Own Banker 17:04 The Truth About Bank Safety and FDIC 19:27 Why Infinite Banking Changes the Game 21:53 Final Thoughts: Break Away from the Herd

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Most people don't realize they're working for the bank.

In this episode, Jim Oliver breaks down the core ideas and legacy of R. Nelson Nash, the creator of the Infinite Banking Concept. From crushing debt at 21.5% interest to discovering a system that flips the flow of money, this is a direct look at how banking really works and how to take control of it.

Jim walks through Nelson's most powerful teachings, including the idea that you finance everything you buy, why "paying cash" is a myth, and how recapturing interest can completely change your financial trajectory.

This is not about buying a policy. It's about changing how you think about money, control, and ownership.

Key Takeaways

  • You finance everything you buy, either by paying interest or giving it up
  • The problem is not interest rates, it's the volume of interest leaving your life
  • Infinite Banking is about owning the banking function, not just buying insurance
  • Most people unknowingly operate as consumers, not owners
  • Wealth comes from controlling capital, not chasing returns

The solution to your financial problems is not more money. It's a shift in how you control and use the money you already have.

Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Nelson Nash and the Banking Problem 01:00 The 34.5% Problem: Where Your Money Is Really Going 02:21 The Airplane Analogy: Headwinds vs Tailwinds 03:30 Nelson Nash's Story: Debt, Crisis, and Discovery 04:48 Discovering Infinite Banking Through Whole Life 06:00 The Turning Point: Understanding Who Controls the Money 07:10 The Grocery Store Lesson: Don't Steal the Peas 08:30 You Finance Everything You Buy 09:25 The Lie Most People Believe About Money 10:30 Key Principles from Nelson Nash 11:52 Capitalization: Why You Need Money Ready to Deploy 13:00 He Who Has the Gold Makes the Rules 14:14 The Mindset Shift That Changes Everything 15:30 Volume of Interest vs Rate of Return 16:43 Why Most People Fail at Infinite Banking 18:00 The Power of Taking Action and Building a System 19:09 Nelson Nash's Legacy and True Wealth 21:00 How to Get Started and Learn More

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Most people say they want to get into real estate - and very few actually take the first step.

In this episode, Jim Oliver sits down with Chris Prefontaine to talk about what separates people who keep learning from people who actually start doing deals. Chris explains why experience matters, why most real estate education falls short, and how mentorship, accountability, and hands-on guidance can shorten the learning curve fast.

They also get into the danger of shiny objects, the cost of waiting too long, and why the right coach can change everything. This is a practical conversation for anyone who wants to stop sitting on the sidelines and start building real cash flow.

Key Takeaways

  • Experience matters, especially in real estate
  • Reading and learning is not the same as doing deals
  • Accountability is often the difference between interest and commitment
  • The right mentor can help you avoid expensive mistakes
  • Real estate creates a path to cash flow and long-term freedom

If you want a different financial future, you cannot stay on the sidelines. At some point, you have to stop consuming information and start taking action.

Connect with Chris:

Website: smartrealestatecoach.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/smartrealestatecoach/

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Everyone wants to talk about policy design. The percentages, pretty illustrations and early cash value.

But Infinite Banking is not about chasing the prettiest policy. It's about building a financing system that works for you over decades.

In this episode, Jim Oliver explains why many popular 90/10 high-PUA policies look impressive early but often weaken the long-term structure of a banking system. Using the analogy of turbochargers versus horsepower, Jim shows why policies with a stronger base often perform better over time.

The real goal is not early optics. The goal is durability, control, and long-term capitalization.

Key Takeaways

  • Infinite Banking success comes from how the policy is used, not just how it's designed
  • High PUA policies often look better early but weaken long-term performance
  • A stronger base builds durability, guarantees, and long-term compounding power
  • Wealth builders focus on volume of capital, not just the rate of return
  • The best policies win over decades, not in the first few years

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What role should gold, silver, and mining play in a world built on fiat currency and growing resource demand?

In this episode, Jim Oliver sits down with David Morgan, founder of The Morgan Report, to discuss the realities behind precious metals investing and why most investors misunderstand the sector. David shares how his early career in engineering and finance led him to question the traditional financial system and focus on real money.

The conversation explores the limits of the current monetary system, the growing demand for critical minerals, and why disciplined investing in resource markets requires patience and realism. David also explains how investors can approach metals and mining without falling into the trap of speculation.

Key Takeaways

  • Why gold and silver have historically acted as real money during periods of currency debasement
  • The growing global demand for minerals, driven by technology, AI, and electrification
  • Why most speculative mining investments fail and how to approach the sector more strategically
  • How resource investing can play a role in diversifying a portfolio outside traditional Wall Street assets
  • David Morgan's philosophy on authenticity, discipline, and long-term thinking in investing and life

Connect with David Morgan:

X: @silverguru22

Website: www.TheMorganReport.com

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/thedavidmorgan/

YouTube: www.youtube.com/@silverguru

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Jim starts with a personal story. After getting hit by an Amazon truck, recovery was slower than expected. A few stagnant days exposed something deeper than pain: Doubt.

This episode breaks doubt into two forms:

Little D doubt is daily hesitation. You know what to do, but you delay. You call it timing. It is not timing. It is avoidance that compounds.

Big D doubt is identity. Who am I to lead? Who am I to build wealth? This is the voice that keeps people small.

Inside this episode:

  • Why people fail even when they know what to do
  • The cost of staying the same
  • Gap versus gain thinking
  • Why courage comes before confidence
  • A clear seven-day system to rebuild self-trust

In this episode you get one action per day.

If you're tired of negotiating with yourself, this is a powerful next move.

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Jim Oliver sits down with Dr. Tracy Gapin, a former urologist who walked away from traditional medicine after nearly three decades inside a system built to manage disease, not build performance. Most high earners obsess over ROI in their portfolio while ignoring the assets that produce the return in the first place: Energy, focus, libido, sleep.

Dr. Gapin explains why modern healthcare is reactive by design. You get a diagnosis, a prescription, and you move on. That model works well in a crisis but it doesn't work if your goal is to perform at a high level into your 80s and beyond.

Jim brings it back to something simple: once you realize you're unlikely to run out of money, the real risk becomes running out of health.

In This Conversation

  • Why "I'm fine" is often the most dangerous phrase
  • What's going on with your 2–3 a.m. wake-ups
  • Why sleep is the multiplier for muscle, hormones, and recovery
  • Why sexual performance is often a cardiovascular signal
  • Why most online "research" compounds are a gamble
  • The problem with chasing peptides
  • Dr. Gapin's perspective on testosterone

The Bigger Idea:

If you see yourself as someone who is aging and declining, your behaviors follow.

If you see yourself as someone building strength and capability for the next 30 years, your decisions shift.

Health is not a side project - it's built on intentionally constructed infrastructure that determines how long you can stay in the game.

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Most people don't fail because of their circumstances. They fail because they identify with them.

In this episode, Jim cuts through the hype and explains the real reason some people break out while most stay stuck. Jim walks through decades of firsthand experience, from scarcity to abundance, and shows why your results will never outgrow how you see yourself. If you've ever felt like you're working hard but spinning your wheels, this episode will challenge you to stop asking what to do and start asking who you must become.

What You'll Learn:

  • Why circumstances don't keep people stuck
  • The difference between asking "What should I do?" and "Who must I become?"
  • How breakout people use action to create confidence
  • The importance of knowing the gap and the gain
  • What raising your personal standards does for your wealth

Action Step

Who Are You Saying You Are? Pay attention to how you speak. Notice phrases like "I'm bad with money" or "That's just not me." Those aren't facts, they're statements running your life. Start speaking from the person you want to become.

This single change in your habits will produce serious results.

"The moment you decide, the game changes. You don't become something someday. You act like who you are now, and the results catch up."

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Jim sits down with Sara Blackmer, retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel, senior partner at Salaiko Capital, and CEO of FluidLogic. This conversation is about leadership that holds up in the real world, not theory.

You'll hear how discipline creates clarity, why servant leadership is the fastest path to high performance, and how confidence is built through repetition and daily wins. They also get into team dynamics, role alignment, and why movement is not the same thing as momentum.

If you're serious about building winning cultures and making better decisions with your time and money, this episode hits.

What You'll Learn * Confidence is built through preparation, repetition, and proof * Servant leadership means taking care of people so they can take care of the mission * Discipline creates focus and alignment * High-performing teams beat even the most talented individuals every time * When you fully commit to what you say yes to, opportunities show up you could not have predicted

Action Steps 1. Start the day with order Make your bed. Get one win on the board early. Your mindset follows your actions. 2. Create role clarity If someone cannot explain how their role impacts the mission, you have a leadership problem, not a talent problem. 3. Serve your team daily Ask: "What roadblock can I remove for you today?" Then do it.

Sara Blackmer's Final Word "Give all of yourself to what you say yes to. If you do that again and again, opportunities will come in ways you never expected."

Connect with Sara Blackmer:

Website: www.solycocapital.com

Website: https://fluidlogic.com/

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/sara-blackmer-bb44b25/

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Ken Gee doesn't mince words. He walked away from a "safe" path commercial lending, Deloitte, and M&A because he realized having success without having time is failure.

In this episode, Ken breaks down why the Wall Street nest egg model is a slow road, why control matters more than predictions, and how people with zero experience and limited cash still get into multifamily. We'll get to the punchline: Find the right room, the right system, the right accountability, and go earn your first deal.

What You'll Learn

  • How the traditional "accumulate a nest egg" plan creates stress
  • How to break the "I don't have money" excuse
  • Why your first deal changes everything and how to get to that first win faster
  • The psychology of fitting in and why you need a room that forces you to level up
  • Why the 10X rule is the antidote to shortcut thinking and what real wealth actually requires

Action Steps

  1. Get in the Right Room Stop trying to fit in with average thinking. Surround yourself with people actively doing deals so your default behavior shifts toward action.
  2. Stop Asking "How" and Find "Who" You don't need to know everything. You need a partner, mentor, or sponsor with experience and resources and you bring the work ethic and execution.
  3. Pick One System and Execute at 10X No hopping programs. No shiny objects. Do the fundamentals aggressively until your first deal is done, then repeat.

🔥 Ken Gee's Shared Wisdom

"Quit hunting shortcuts. Do the work, learn the details, and go earn your first deal because once you get one, your whole life changes."

Connect with Ken Gee: Website: www.kripartners.com

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/geekennetha

Instagram: @kengee_kri

Email: kgee@kripartners.com

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This episode breaks the usual format in a way that matters.

Instead of Jim leading the conversation, longtime Breakaway Wealth community member Nathan Mooney flips the roles and puts Jim on the hot seat. They explore why Infinite Banking has its greatest strategic impact early in a career, how to think through multiple policies without creating financial strain, how to structure policy gifting within a family, and how biblical principles of stewardship, inheritance, and responsibility connect directly to ownership and legacy.

What You'll Learn * The real trade-offs of starting multiple policies — and how to avoid overextending yourself * How Infinite Banking fits biblical principles of stewardship, legacy, and inheritance * Why real wealth lives in ownership and control, not accumulation and consumption

Action Steps 1. Start Your Banking System Early If You Can Even small policies started early create options, confidence, and control later. 2. Design for No Failure Never build a strategy that depends on perfect income or perfect markets. 3. Think Ownership First Shift your mindset from saving money to controlling cash flow and decisions.

Nathan's Final Word "When you understand how this system feeds into your life, it stops being about finance and starts being about freedom."

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This episode puts a bow on the "Best Year Ever" series and pulls the threads together. Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko walk through what actually keeps you on course when motivation fades - vision without systems drifts, and identity without environment collapses. This conversation is about building a life that compounds, spiritually, physically, and financially, because it is designed to do so - focusing on daily stewardship and long-term thinking.

What You'll Learn:

  • Why vision and the systems that support it matters
  • The relationship between identity and behavior
  • The difference between living as a consumer versus an owner
  • The ways faith, health, and money all rise or fall together

Action Steps

  1. Install Drift Checkers Create 5-minute morning and evening check-ins to stay aligned with who you are becoming, not who you were.
  2. Change the Environment First Remember to remove friction for the habits you want and add friction for the ones you do not. Pantries, calendars, relationships, and routines matter.

Nick Kosko's Shared Wisdom

"Your plans are drafts. God's plans are complete. When you steward what you've been given, and put the right systems around your life, the results are always better than what you could have designed on your own."

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In this final teaching episode of the new year series, Jim closes the loop on how to design the best year of your life on purpose. This is not about motivation; it's about identity, systems, faith, and ownership. 2026 becomes your best year the moment you decide the old way is done and you architect something better with intention and clarity.

What You'll Learn

  • The Breakaway Framework
  • Why your best year never happens by accident
  • Two questions that shape everything you will experience in 2026
  • How systems outperform goals every single time
  • Why gratitude and vision are non-negotiable if you want lasting change

Action Steps:

  1. Write Your Declaration Define who you are becoming in 2026 and let that identity drive every decision.
  2. Build Automatic Systems Replace willpower with environments and systems that make the right actions inevitable.
  3. Commit to Community Stop trying to do this alone—coaching, accountability, and structure change outcomes.

Jim Oliver's Final Word "2026 isn't your best year because circumstances change. It's your best year because you change. When you decide who you are and build systems around that identity, the results always follow."

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Most people think discipline is the problem. It's not. The problem is that their life is perfectly engineered for distraction, convenience, and drift. In this episode, Jim breaks down why willpower always loses, how environments quietly shape outcomes, and why 2026 must be designed on purpose. If you want momentum without burnout and results without constant self-negotiation, this is the framework you've been missing.

What You'll Learn

  • Why willpower is a losing strategy
  • How default settings silently dictate your financial and personal outcomes
  • The three environments that shape behavior
  • The winning strategy of high performers
  • How to make the right decisions feel obvious instead of exhausting

Action Steps:

  1. Audit Your Environments Identify one physical, digital, or social environment that is working against the 2026 version of you. If it's producing friction, it's costing you momentum.
  2. Remove One Easy Failure Path Delete, hide, or add effort to one habit that is pulling you backward. Convenience works both ways. Use it intentionally.
  3. Install One Automatic Win Preload success by setting up a simple system that supports the outcome you want. Layout, automation, and visibility beat motivation every time.

Jim Oliver's Shared Wisdom "Stop trying to become disciplined. Design your life so the right decisions happen by default."

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Most people think they fail because they lack discipline. That is false. They fail because their environment is perfectly designed to pull them off course. In this episode, Jim breaks down why willpower always loses, how default settings quietly dictate outcomes, and why 2026 must be engineered, not hoped for. If you want success to feel automatic instead of exhausting, this episode gives you the blueprint.

What You'll Learn:

  • Why your environment will either be a headwind or tailwind
  • The three environments that quietly shape you
  • How visibility and proximity drive behavior
  • Why simplicity creates momentum
  • The friction formula that makes right decisions automatic

Action Steps:

  • Audit Your Environments Identify one physical, digital, or social environment that is working against the 2026 version of you.
  • Remove One Frictionless Path Delete, hide, or add effort to one behavior that is sabotaging your momentum, notifications, junk food, or mindless scrolling.
  • Install One Automatic Support Preload success. Lay out workout clothes, preload meals, automate investments, or place your journal and water within arm's length.

🔥 Jim Oliver's Share Wisdom "Your environment is going to determine whether 2026 works or not. Design it once, and success stops being a fight."

Referenced Thinkers

  • Dan Sullivan on environment being either a drag or a tailwind
  • Tony Robbins on proximity and state
  • BJ Fogg on behavior design
  • Earl Nightingale on becoming what you think about

If you are serious about making 2026 your best year, stop relying on motivation and start engineering your life. Install the systems, upgrade the people, and let the environment do the heavy lifting.

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Everybody wants bigger results in 2026—more money, more freedom, more impact. Almost nobody wants the pressure that actually builds the capacity to handle it.

In this episode, Jim breaks down the "furnace" moments of life—those seasons of heat, friction, and resistance—and shows how they're not punishment, they're training. Capacity, not talent, is what 2026 will reward. Using the S.A.I.D. principle from strength training, Navy SEAL mental toughness, and Dan Sullivan's Four C's, Jim unpacks how God uses pressure to expose your default operating system and forge you into someone who can hold more wealth, more responsibility, and more calling—without cracking.

If you've been trying to avoid the heat, this conversation will help you see pressure as the forge where Breakaway Wealth leaders are made.

What You'll Learn

  • Why 2026 will reward capacity, and how to start building it now.
  • How the S.A.I.D. principle (specific adaptation to imposed demands) applies not just to muscle, but to your brain, resilience, and wealth.
  • The four types of pressure to train for 2026, and what training each one actually looks like.

🛠️ Action Steps

1. Reframe Your Current Furnace Name one area of pressure in your life (money, relationships, time, business). Stop calling it punishment. Call it capacity training—and ask, "What is this building in me?"

2. Do a Daily Pressure Rep Use one of Jim's drills each day: two-minute furnace (sit with the pressure and breathe), calm response to an inconvenience, or a quick financial posture check (fear vs vision).

3. Practice One Surrender per Day Choose one thing to release—control, fear, resentment—and pray, "God, shake me in the places pressure revealed." Pressure + release = spiritual capacity.

Jim Oliver's Final Word

"Pressure doesn't break you, it exposes you. And once you see what's really there, you and God can forge a version of you that can hold far more in 2026 than you ever thought possible."

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In this solo episode, Jim resets the 2026 "best year ever" series and takes you back to the real starting line: identity. This isn't motivation, resolutions, or another empty goal-setting rant. This is a structured, identity-driven blueprint to architect a year you actually control instead of replaying 2025 with a new calendar.

Jim breaks down why you don't get what you want—you get what you're built for. He unpacks how your current identity quietly dictates your health, wealth, habits, and results… and why willpower, hype, and "trying harder" never solve the problem. You'll walk away with one clear breakthrough outcome for 2026, a sharper identity to match it, and three daily non-negotiables that turn this from theory into a new operating system for your life and your wealth.

What You'll Learn

  • Why most people repeat the same year on a different calendar
  • How to architect 2026 instead of hoping it "gets better."
  • The real reason goals fail
  • Why great years are built on subtraction
  • The three identity-driven daily non-negotiables that make progress toward your 2026 breakthrough outcome inevitable

Install Your Daily Non-Negotiables: Lock in three non-negotiables for every day. Here are examples

  1. 30 minutes of stillness,
  2. 10 minutes of identity rehearsal (mentally living as the 2026 version of you),
  3. One friction-aligned action toward your 2026 target.

Make the right behavior easier, the wrong behavior harder—design your environment so discipline isn't a coin flip.

Jim's Shared Wisdom "You either architect 2026 or you replay 2025 with a different calendar. Whoever you decide to be this year is exactly who you'll become by the end of it."

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Most people are trying to "goal" their way into a better year. They set resolutions, white-knuckle new habits, and wonder why everything falls apart by March. In this episode, Jim breaks that pattern wide open.

2026 won't rise to the level of your goals. It will fall to the level of your systems—and your systems are built on identity, energy, and emotional mastery. Jim walks you through how elite performers think (Kobe, Brady, Navy SEALs), how your brain literally fights anything that doesn't match your identity, and why stillness and silence—not more noise—are the unlocks for wealth, clarity, and calling.

If you're serious about becoming the kind of person for whom wealth, health, and opportunity are inevitable—not accidental—this is your blueprint.

What You'll Learn

  • How to recode who you are in 2026.
  • How (and why) to treat energy as currency
  • The confidence flywheel and why action must come before feeling "ready".
  • A practical stillness protocol to hear from God, regulate your emotions, and make higher-quality business and money decisions.

Action Steps

  1. Complete this sentence: "In 2026, I'm the kind of person who…" Let this identity drive your behavior.
  2. Identify one energizer and one drainer. Double the energizer. Delete the drainer.
  3. Phone on airplane mode. Sit upright. Breathe 4-2-6 for a few cycles. Do this every day for 30 days.

Jim Oliver's Shared Wisdom

"Don't ask, 'What do I want in 2026?' Ask, 'Who must I become so that everything I want becomes inevitable?' Change your identity, protect your energy, sit in silence, and then take the courageous step. That's how you become unstoppable."

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Most business owners, investors, and high-income earners are losing money—not because they're bad at making it, but because they're bad at keeping it.

In this episode, Jim sits down with tax strategist Chris Shockowitz of deferTax.com, a guy who walked away from corporate America, saved seven figures in taxes himself, and now helps entrepreneurs slash tax bills the legal, intelligent way.

If you've ever wondered why the wealthy pay less tax, how they use the code instead of getting crushed by it, or how to stop being at the mercy of your CPA once a year…this conversation is your wake-up call. Owners don't play defense—they plan..

What You'll Learn

  • Why does tax preparation cost you money, but tax planning saves you money
  • The difference between a CPA who reports history vs. a strategist who shapes your future
  • How high-income earners legally cut taxes by up to 50%
  • How to use trusts and smart structuring to sell crypto, real estate, or a business with zero tax
  • Why the tax code rewards investors, owners, and producers—and how to start thinking like one

Here's the shift Chris drove home: Tax preparation reports history. Tax planning changes your future.

Your CPA can tell you what you owe. A strategist tells you what's possible.

And most high-income earners are leaving six figures (or more) on the table simply because nobody ever showed them the legal, proven tools built into the tax code for people who invest, own, and think differently.

Chris's Shared Wisdom

"Most people don't know what they don't know. The tax code isn't built to punish you—it's built to reward the people who invest in America. When you understand it, it changes everything."

Connect with Chris: Website: www.DeferTax.comLinkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/christopher-shockowitz/

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, Jim breaks down 10 universal success habits every top performer uses—whether they realize it or not. From structured mornings to time blocking, from health optimization to rapid-fire execution, these habits create predictable momentum. And when paired with Infinite Banking, they become a wealth engine on purpose.

Jim also answers a pressing IBC question from the community: Can you run all of your W-2 income through your own banking system?

Yes—but there's a smarter way to approach it if your goal is velocity, not theory.

It's not motivation that builds wealth—it's structure, reflection, and action. This episode hands you all three.

What You'll Learn:

  • The IBC Question: Can you run all your W-2 income through your bank?
  • The 10 Habits of Highly Productive People
  • Decide → Act → Adjust.
  • Stop waiting for the perfect system. Build it.

Action Steps

  • Build your Ideal Week and compare it to your real one.
  • Write your top goal 25 times daily for one week.
  • Track your circle: Who gives energy—and who drains it?

Jim's Words That Matter

"You don't need more motivation—you need a system. Win Monday, and the week takes care of itself."

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, Jim Oliver sits down with leadership coach Adrian Koehler—a former pastor and prison leadership trainer who now coaches founders and "type A dickheads" who feel the weight of responsibility and the loneliness at the top.

Adrian and Jim dig into why "not having a vision" isn't an accident, it's a strategy. They unpack how confusion is actually a chosen vision, why high-performers secretly love being "stuck," and how most leaders waste energy being frustrated that others aren't like them instead of learning to translate their own genius.

What You'll Learn

  • Confusion Is a Vision: Why "I don't know what I want" isn't a neutral statement—it's a chosen vision of confusion with payoffs and prices.
  • The Real Work of High Performers: How founders create the loneliness at the top—and what shifts when you actually want truth more than comfort.
  • Vision as a Future Worth Having: How Adrian reframes faith, calling, and vision—away from protectivism and toward adventure.

Action Steps

  1. Expose Your "Confusion Strategy" Write out: "Why do I love being confused about my vision?" List every payoff and every price. Awareness kills the racket.

  2. Translate Your Genius for Your Team Take one intuitive thing you do well and break down the principles behind it. That's how you scale your thinking.

  3. Re-Anchor Money to Mission Ask: "If I had a billion dollars today, where would it go this week?" Compare that to your current spending and adjust.

Adrian Koehler's Powerful Word "Everybody has a vision—every second of their life. If you're 'stuck' or 'confused,' that's still a vision. If we don't get to now, we can't get to next."

Connect with Adrian Koehler: Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UC3c7kMcC7nah-QdxffV2NXA

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/adriankoehler

Instagram: www.instagram.com/adrian.k/?hl=en

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In this solo episode of Breakaway Wealth, Jim Oliver dismantles one of the biggest lies in finance: that income equals wealth. He shares hard-earned lessons from his early career in financial planning, where assets measured success under management—not freedom. Jim reveals how even six-, seven-, and eight-figure earners often remain financially enslaved.

If your wealth disappears when your income stops, you don't own your wealth; you lease it. Jim explains how to reclaim ownership by shifting your focus from income to control, and how he applies this mindset in building companies, creating equity for others, and multiplying freedom.

What You'll Learn * The Big Lie: Why "making more money" doesn't make you free. * Control Over Income: How to stop leasing your wealth and start owning it. * The Paycheck Trap: Your paycheck isn't your ticket to success, or freedom. * Freedom Through Ownership: How to structure your business so you—and your team—win. * The Wealth Game Plan: How to design assets that serve your life, not consume it.

Action Steps 1. Audit Your Wealth Ask: If my income stopped today, what part of my wealth would still work for me?

  1. Redefine Your Scoreboard Measure success by control and freedom, not income or net worth.

  2. Build Equity for Others Give your team ownership opportunities—shared growth creates shared freedom.

Jim's Powerful Word "Freedom isn't about how much you make—it's about how much you own and control. If your wealth disappears when your income stops, you don't have wealth. You have a job with a logo."

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, Jim Oliver sits down with Dr. Erin Wilson, a powerhouse in leadership development and the creator of the "NAP Framework" for strategic rest. Together, they unpack relationship intelligence—the "million-dollar skill" that separates effective leaders from forgettable ones—and why rest is not a reward, but a strategy.

Dr. Wilson shares how leaders can use relationship intelligence to connect, communicate, and collaborate at a higher level by understanding what truly motivates people. She also discusses her framework for strategic rest, how to use it to unlock creativity and performance, and why most of us get motivation wrong.

What You'll Learn:

  1. Rest is a performance tool. The NAP Framework turns rest into a scheduled advantage that improves clarity, creativity, and leadership capacity.
  2. RI vs. EI: Emotional intelligence is internal awareness. Relationship intelligence operationalizes it so you actually get results with people.
  3. SDI in practice: People are primarily motivated by People, Process, or Performance (usually a blend). Speak to their driver and watch resistance drop.
  4. Common leadership mistakes:

    • Assuming others are motivated like you.
    • Confusing silence with agreement.
    • Forcing everyone to play by your rulebook.
    • Manager playbook: Hire experts → clear roadblocks → tailor comms → measure results.

Action Steps 1. Map motives: List your top 5 direct reports; tag their likely primary driver (People / Process / Performance). 2. Schedule rest as strategy: Book two 30-minute regeneration blocks (think sauna, walk, prayer, meditation). Protect them. 3. Adopt the NAP Framework: Nurture, Assess, Prioritize rest as a leadership advantage—not an afterthought.

Dr. Erin's Powerful words: "Rest isn't what takes you out of the game—it's what makes you play smarter." — Dr. Erin Wilson

Connect with Dr. Erin Wilson:

Instagram: @dr.erinwilson

Youtube: www.youtube.com/@PowerNAPLive

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/drerinwilson/

Facebook: www.facebook.com/DrErinW

Design Ideal Consulting: www.designidealconsulting.com/

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Strategic Rest Summit: www.thestrategicrest.com/

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, host Jim Oliver sits down with Dr. John Oberg, founder of Priscina Health, a behavior expert, and a healthcare innovator, to explore the direct link between health and wealth. Dr. Oberg's mission is to help people take back control — of their bodies, their decisions, and their outcomes — through a philosophy he calls "radical incrementalism."

Together, they unpack how small, sustainable habits compound into life-changing results — in fitness, finances, and freedom. From reversing Type 2 diabetes to understanding your "why," Dr. Oberg's approach blends data, behavior science, and compassion to help people get healthy for good.

What You'll Learn: * Why "radical incrementalism" works: how small, consistent changes beat massive, unsustainable overhauls. * The health-wealth parallel: why both require discipline, patience, and a personal "why." * How to find your right mountain: stop climbing the wrong goals — in business, health, and life. * The hidden cost of being unhealthy: why illness drains both your bank account and your purpose. * Building trust through small wins: how one patient lowered blood sugar 100 points by just changing ice cream.

Power Moves: 1. Start smaller than you think. Change one thing — one habit, one food, one thought — and let momentum build. 2. Find your "why." Your reason must be bigger than your resistance. Write it down. Revisit it weekly. 3. Move more, move right. Wherever you are, do a little more. Choose real food over processed. Repeat.

Dr. Oberg's Final Word "You can't fix the system overnight — but you can fix your habits today. Don't wait for perfect conditions. Take one radically small step toward the life you actually want."

Connect with John Oberg:

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/johnoberg/

Website: www.johnoberg.com/

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Jim sits down with Tim Rexius — Omaha entrepreneur, fitness pro, and founder of Rexius Nutrition and Omaha Protein Popcorn — to talk about scaling life without losing your soul. From bodybuilding stages to global brands in 14 countries, Tim's story is proof that discipline, faith, and energy compound across every area of life. He's a father of six, a business owner of five, and a living example of legacy over luxury. Together, Jim and Tim unpack how health drives wealth, how mentorship multiplies impact, and how faith anchors it all.

What You'll Learn:

  • The mindset shift: Balance isn't found—it's built through intentional structure.
  • The personal breakthrough: When your family sees your mission, they stop saying "Dad's gone" and start saying "Dad's out building."
  • The Strategy: How Tim Uses Seven Synced Calendars and Daily Restoration Routines (Training, Fasting, Sauna) to Stay Sharp in Business and at Home.
  • The story: From bodybuilding and bankruptcy to owning global nutrition brands and mentoring his former employees into partners.
  • The energy principle: Why taking care of your health is the most profitable business decision you'll ever make.

Action Steps: 1. Map Your Horizon & Cashflow Decide your hold period (5–10+ years) and set a monthly cashflow target that makes you work-optional.

  1. Run SAFE on Your Next Deal Vet the Sponsor first, then Asset, Financials, and Exit. If any letter fails, pass and keep your powder dry.

  2. Choose Your Lane Active: commit to learning, mistakes, and reps. Passive: piggyback a proven operator's network (fund-of-funds, co-GP) to diversify now.

Tom Dunkle's Final Word "Little, consistent decisions compound. Pick your horizon, partner with the right 'who,' and let time and cash flow do the heavy lifting."

Connect with Tim Rexius:

Instagram: www.instagram.com/timothy_d_rexius

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/timothy-rexius-2968422b/

Website: rexiusnutrition.com

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In this episode, Jim brings on Tom Dunkel, founder of Eagle Capital Investments, co-founder of U.S. Mortgage Resolution (11k+ loans transacted), real-estate investor, and author of The Wealth Builders Playbook. Tom left the "corporate penitentiary," got bloodied in '08, then built durable wealth across distressed mortgage debt, self-storage, STRs, and a fund-of-funds platform.

They break down why "now" is always the right time if your horizon is long, how to own the paper when bricks are a pain, and how to evaluate deals with his SAFE method so you compound without blowing up.

What You'll Learn

  • Why headlines aren't a strategy: time horizon and cashflow beat "perfect timing"
  • Distressed mortgage debt 101: how banks offload non-accrual loans—and how pros work them out
  • The SAFE due-diligence method (Sponsor, Asset, Financials, Exit) you can apply to any alt deal
  • Active vs passive: "who, not how" for busy owners who want diversification without a second job
  • How tax advantages (depreciation, cost seg) and steady cashflow protect high earners

Action Steps 1. Map Your Horizon & Cashflow Decide your hold period (5–10+ years) and set a monthly cashflow target that makes you work-optional.

  1. Run SAFE on Your Next Deal Vet the Sponsor first, then Asset, Financials, and Exit. If any letter fails, pass and keep your powder dry.

  2. Choose Your Lane Active: commit to learning, mistakes, and reps. Passive: piggyback a proven operator's network (fund-of-funds, co-GP) to diversify now.

🔥 Tom Dunkel's Final Word "Little, consistent decisions compound. Pick your horizon, partner with the right 'who,' and let time and cashflow do the heavy lifting."

Connect with Tom Dunkel:

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/tomdunkel/

Website: eaglecapitalinvestments.com

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In this solo episode, Jim Oliver breaks down the single mindset shift that separates the herd from the wealthy: move from trading time for money to owning the system. Drawing on his journey from poverty and a casket factory to acquiring 30+ companies, Jim shows why most retirement advice is just slavery with better branding—and how Infinite Banking, cash-flowing assets, and velocity turn your money into a perpetual Wealth Engine.

What You’ll Learn

  • Why chasing a 401(k) balance is “poverty with a brochure” (and how averages hide risk)
  • The 3D view of money: cash flow, tax flow, and debt flow—and why banks win using all three
  • The owner’s formula: Other People’s Money + Other People’s Time = freedom
  • Infinite Banking, step-by-step: capitalize, collateralize, acquire, recapture, repeat
  • How to measure the gain (not the gap) so progress fuels momentum, not perfectionism

Action Steps 1. Audit Your Money List where every dollar sits today. Is it compounding for you—or for a bank or Wall Street?

  1. Make the Shift Replace accumulation targets with monthly cash-flow targets. Define your “work-optional” number.

  2. Build the Engine Set up a high-cash-value whole life policy (mutual company). Borrow against it to buy one cash-flowing asset every 12–18 months. Use the cash flow to repay the policy loan and repeat.

Jim’s Final Word “Retirement isn’t about age—it’s about cash flow. Stop being the cow. Become the rancher. Own the bank, buy assets, and let velocity do the heavy lifting.”

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Jim Oliver sits down with Brett Swarts to tackle the part of exiting most owners ignore until it’s painful: Taxes. Brett is the founder of Capital Gains Tax Solutions, a real estate broker and tax strategy specialist with deep expertise in Deferred Sales Trusts (DST), Delaware Statutory Trusts, and 1031 exchanges. He hosts the “Build It to Billions” and “Capital Gains Tax Solutions” podcasts.

Together, Jim and Brett lay out how purpose-driven entrepreneurs can engineer an exit that prioritizes tax flow, converts to truly passive income, and preserves control and flexibility.

What You’ll Learn:

  • Why most CPAs “report the score” and how a true tax strategist changes outcomes
  • Tax flow vs. cashflow: deferring cap gains to compound what would’ve gone to the IRS
  • A “2.0” exit for larger deals: using a Deferred Sales Trust for cap gains and estate tax planning
  • When 1031s become a “shotgun wedding”—and smarter blends (partial 1031 + DST + cost seg)
  • How to define and build TPI (truly passive income) so your time, not the asset, drives your life

Action Steps: 1. Build the Exit Blueprint Quantify net proceeds, gain, debt, and estate exposure. Set a clear monthly TPI target before signing an LOI.

  1. Upgrade the Bench Add a tax strategist alongside CPA/attorney. Evaluate DST, partial 1031, bonus depreciation, and insurance—pick tools, not dogma.

  2. Allocate for TPI Diversify post-sale capital into vehicles that deliver durable, hands-off cashflow while keeping optionality for future deals.

Brett Swarts’ Final Word “Truly passive income is to your freedom and impact what compounding interest is to your money. Lead with tax flow—and let it compound.”

Connect with Brett Swarts:

Website: https://capitalgainstaxsolutions.com/

Website https://brettswarts.com/

YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@CapitalGainsTaxSolutions

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Most people wait for perfect conditions and call it “planning.” That’s just stuck.

In this conversation, Mark Young, an entrepreneur, educator, author, and functional doctor, joins Jim to break the addiction to comfort, reframe failure, and get back to ownership. We hit health, wealth, and work: why public goals matter, why cashflow beats accumulation, and how to use AI as a collaborator (not a crutch). If you’re serious about building your Wealth Engine, this one’s about action, not consensus.

What You’ll Learn:

  • Why momentum beats “getting ready to get ready”, and how to act before everything is perfect
  • The real fear behind inaction: public failure and tying your value to others’ opinions
  • How “do hard things” compounds in health, business, and wealth—discipline creates predictable outcomes
  • Cashflow > accumulation: stop outsourcing your financial future to Wall Street narratives
  • How to treat AI as a collaborator to upgrade decisions in health and money (without letting your brain atrophy)

Action Steps: 1. Own One Hard Thing Today Pick a single uncomfortable action (call the prospect, publish the post, book the consult). Do it before noon. Momentum is a decision.

  1. Make It Public Choose one measurable goal and share it with your circle (deadline included). Public commitments kill excuses and create follow-through.

  2. Shift from Accumulation to Cashflow Audit your plan: Where does monthly cashflow come from? Map one move to increase it (IBC policy design, a small real-estate cashflow play, or a skill that raises your floor).

Mark Young’s Final Word: “Curiosity begets curiosity. Ask better questions, do hard things, and use AI as your collaborator. The harder I worked, the luckier I got—and proximity creates opportunity.”

Connect with Mark Young:

Instagram: www.instagram.com/themarkyoung

Website: ryzeagency.com

Website II: themarkyoung.com

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In this episode, Jim sits down with real estate pro turned relationship operator, Jarrod Guy Randolph. They talk straight about access to wealth and why your phone is a graveyard of unrealized capital. They break down Jarrod’s “Buying Favor” operating system, the FAVOR network map, why most masterminds are wasting time, and how humility beats ego when you’re leveling up.

What You’ll Learn

  • Why the saying “your network is your net worth” misses the real key: activation
  • How Jarrod’s FAVOR framework (Friends, Associates, Vendors, Organizations, Relatives) becomes a roadmap to deals, capital, and growth
  • Why proximity creates access, and access creates knowledge that can’t be learned in a classroom
  • How the most successful entrepreneurs lead with humility, not ego—and why giving comes before asking
  • A proven system to make masterminds profitable: host the room, follow up fast, and become a center of influence

Action Steps 1. Map the FAVOR Five Entrepreneurs can list three to five names under each category of FAVOR. Each name should be tied to a specific ask, whether it’s insight, a connection, or capital.

  1. Practice Give-Give-Ask Before making any ask, add value twice. Share a resource, make an introduction, or help solve a problem. On the third touchpoint, make a high-value, aligned request.

  2. Host the Room At the next event or mastermind, book a dinner with 10–12 attendees. Curate the group, build real connections, and follow up within 14 days to keep momentum alive.

Jarrod Guy Randolph’s Powerful Word

“Your phone isn’t a contact list—it’s a balance sheet. The moment you learn to activate it, you unlock the capital, the partners, and the opportunities you’ve been sitting on.”

Connect with Jarrod Randolph: Instagram: www.instagram.com/jarrod_guy/

YouTube: www.youtube.com/@JGRlll

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jarrodguyrandolph/

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In this Breakaway Wealth episode, Jim digs in with leadership coach Pankaj Singh on how purpose, clarity, and simple mindful practices make you a sharper leader at home and at work. We get practical—how to carve purpose, build the right relationships, run cleaner meetings, and reset your brain in 60 seconds.

Who is Pankaj? He’s the founder of Singh Leadership, creator of the Inner Compass Journey, and longtime practitioner of mindful leadership who helps people find fulfillment and performance without the fluff.

What You’ll Learn:

  • A practical shift: vision is the output of Purpose → Reflection → Organizing, not a lightning bolt
  • A personal breakthrough: grace and gratitude remove the pressure to “boil the ocean by 10 a.m.”
  • A simple move: start every meeting with three questions—What do we want from this? What would you do instead if you weren’t here? Who would do this better?
  • A real story: how a stuck high-performer pivoted by testing value on the side, guided by accountability
  • A faith and energy tie-in: intention + disciplined breath interrupts fear, aligns action, and opens flow

Action Steps:

  1. Clarify Your One Thing Write the single outcome that makes everything else easier or unnecessary. Use it to filter tasks and meetings this week.

  2. Run Every Meeting With 3 Questions Open with: What do you want from this? If you weren’t here, what would you do instead? Who would do this better? Keep it under 30 seconds.

  3. Install the STOP + Box Breath Reset Several times a day: Stop, Track sensations, Observe thoughts, Put a name to the emotion. Then 4x4 box breathing to re-engage your prefrontal cortex.

Pankaj Singh's Final Word

“Slow is smooth, smooth is fast. Take a deliberate pause, get clear, then act with intention.”

Connect with Pankaj Singh:

Website: www.singhpowerupcoach.com/

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/pankaj-singh-390bb86/

Website 2: www.singhleadership.com/

Instagram: www.instagram.com/transformationtalkradio/

Facebook: www.facebook.com/transformationtalkradio

YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCNAroSMP_8B2TOURH77mA1A?sub_confirmation=1

Twitter: www.twitter.com/transformnet

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In this solo episode, Jim breaks down the timeless principles from Wallace D. Wattles’ 1910 classic, The Science of Getting Rich. But this isn’t a book report—it’s a powerful call to action for anyone who’s ready to stop playing small, stop competing, and start creating real wealth, legacy, and impact.

In true Jim fashion, this episode is raw, faith-tinged, and energized. Whether you're stuck in survival mode or already building your empire, Jim’s message will light a fire under you.

What You’ll Learn * Why poverty is selfish - and how Jim learned this the hard way * The scientific formula behind getting rich—yes, it’s a formula * The one thing every successful wealth builder must master * Why waiting for the perfect time is a lie - and what to do instead

Action Steps 1. Do a Thought Audit Ask yourself: Are my thoughts rooted in fear or faith? Scarcity or abundance? 2. Declare Your Vision Choose one clear goal—an asset, a business, an income level—and act like it’s already yours. 3. Cut the Noise Remove one broke-minded voice, person, or distraction this week. Just one.

Jim’s Final Word “Being broke is selfish. You can't serve God or humanity when you're in survival mode. The science of getting rich isn’t just about money—it’s about impact. It’s your responsibility.”

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, Jim is joined by Blair Gatchell of Breva.ai to discuss how business owners can use artificial intelligence to make better acquisition and management decisions. They examine how replacing gut instinct with real-time analytics can reduce risk, improve cash flow, and create a sustainable framework for growth.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • The Value of a Defined Process – A clear, repeatable process for evaluating and acquiring businesses creates consistency and reduces reliance on intuition.
  • AI as a Decision-Making Tool – Artificial intelligence can assess financial health, identify risks, and surface opportunities faster and more accurately than manual analysis.
  • Post-Acquisition Performance – Technology can help monitor cash flow, measure operational health, and keep managers accountable long after the deal closes.

Business ownership requires more than vision—it demands a system for making informed, fact-based decisions. The right tools can help owners identify the best opportunities, manage them effectively, and expand without sacrificing control.

Connect with Blair Gatchel: Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/blairgatchel/

Website www.breva.ai

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth Podcast, Jim sits down with Jill Schulman—US Marine veteran and positive psychology expert—to break down the science of bravery and why action - not motivation - moves outcomes. They map a practical path to confront fear, build daily reps, and apply courage to business and money decisions.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Bravery reframed: not heroics, but voluntary action in the presence of fear toward a worthwhile goal; most modern fear is social (failure, rejection, embarrassment), amplified by a comfort-first culture.
  • Action over fear: use graded exposure and “mastery experiences” (Bandura) to build self-efficacy; schedule the hard task early, track behaviors not outcomes, and let consistency—not motivation—carry the work.
  • Environment and systems: build a “brave tribe” to leverage conformity effects; apply PERMA (Positive emotion, Engagement/flow, Relationships, Meaning, Accomplishment) to raise performance; treat early failures as required feedback on the way to results.

Thanks to Jill for outlining a clear model for building bravery and putting it to work! If this episode moved you to act, take one small step today and track it.

Subscribe to Breakaway Wealth, leave a review, and share the show with a colleague who leads others.

Connect with Jill: take her Bravery Assessment and download the Bravery Blueprint at her site; read The Bravery Effect for the full framework.

Connect with Jill Schulman:

Facebook: www.facebook.com/jill.schulman.5

Instagram: www.instagram.com/jillschulman

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jillaschulman/

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In this episode, Jim welcomes the extraordinary Chris Prefontaine, founder of Smart Real Estate Coach, for a deep dive into the mindset, structure, and discipline required to build financial freedom through creative real estate investing. Prefontaine shares lessons from the 2008 crash, explains why coaching matters, and offers practical pathways for people looking to break free from traditional financial systems and build sustainable wealth.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Creative real estate is a discipline, not a tactic. Chris outlines a three-step approach to real estate success.
  • Coaching is about accountability, not just motivation. Real transformation comes from daily tracking, public accountability, and consistent feedback—not from a one-time seminar.
  • Cash flow > Nest eggs. Chris and Jim challenge conventional retirement thinking, offering examples of individuals who liquidated 401(k)s and replaced stagnant savings with income-producing assets.

Let this episode serve as a prompt to evaluate your current trajectory—are you building wealth, or just accumulating hope?

Connect with Chris Prefontaine:

Instagram: www.instagram.com/smartrealestatecoach

Facebook: www.facebook.com/smartrealestatecoach

TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@wickedsmartinc

YouTube: www.youtube.com/@wickedsmartinc

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/company/wickedsmartinc/

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In a market flooded with pitch decks and pro forma promises, what actually drives durable returns in private real estate?

In this episode, Jim sits down with Jacob Vanderslice of VanWest Partners to dissect the operational backbone of self-storage, the risks behind the spreadsheets, and why real investors focus on downside protection more than projected upside.

Key Takeaways:

  • Self-storage is an operating business. With granular rent streams, month-to-month leases, and retail-level management, it’s not just real estate—it’s operations.
  • Cycles expose weak decisions. Jacob shares how forced timing, tax pressures, and poor planning can destroy returns—and how to avoid those traps.
  • The right questions matter. A good pitch isn’t enough. Investors should ask about worst-case outcomes, not just IRR targets.

Self-storage may look simple from the outside, but as Jacob Vanderslice makes clear, consistent returns come from disciplined operations, not market timing. W

hether you're using Infinite Banking or other private capital strategies, the message is the same: know your operator, understand the risks, and focus on long-term execution—not short-term projections.

Connect with Jacob Vanderslice:

Website: www.vanwestpartners.com/

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/jacob-vanderslice-02905b16b/

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, Jim speaks with Tad Fallows, entrepreneur and founder of Long Angle, a private community for individuals with $2.2M+ in investable assets. They discuss how wealth creators think about investing, raising children without entitlement, and maintaining purpose after a business exit.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Portfolio strategy beyond Wall Street: High-net-worth individuals are moving away from traditional 60/40 portfolios, favoring private equity, real assets, and niche alternative investments for uncorrelated, equity-like returns.
  • Post-exit risk mindset: Many entrepreneurs opt for higher-return, illiquid investments rather than de-risking, based on the belief that volatility is manageable when wealth exceeds basic needs.
  • Raising children with financial independence: The most consistent concern among members of Fallows' community is how to instill grit and self-sufficiency in children growing up with financial abundance.

If you're serious about breaking away from conventional thinking and building lasting wealth, this conversation offers a clear window into how high-level entrepreneurs manage their capital, family, and future.

Connect with Tad Fallows:

Long Angle: https://www.longangle.com/

Tad's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fallows/

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In this episode, Jim walks through the shift that changed everything: from chasing returns to building freedom through ownership and control.

He shares the early lessons—from a casket factory in Gary, Indiana to Wall Street boardrooms—that forced him to question the financial playbook most people follow. The real breakthrough? Understanding that freedom isn’t about having more—it’s about controlling what you already earn.

3 Takeaways:

  • Ownership is leverage. Watching a business owner control time and capital changed Jim’s view of wealth. It’s not about working more—it’s about owning the system.
  • Control creates independence. Through Infinite Banking and cash-flow assets, Jim took back control from banks, brokers, and traditional planners.
  • Noise is the enemy. Schools, media, and advisors push dependence. Freedom starts by questioning the script—and taking action.

This episode is for anyone tired of playing defense. Listen, share, and hit subscribe to join a community that plays offense with money.

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In this episode, Jim talks with Louis O’Connor, founder of Strategic Metals Invest, about a little-known asset class that’s playing an outsized role in energy, defense, and global manufacturing: rare earth and strategic metals.

Louis breaks down how investors can position themselves ahead of the demand curve—and why most people have never heard of these assets.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Critical inputs, limited access. Strategic metals power everything from semiconductors to EVs and missile systems. But most investors are locked out.
  • Direct ownership is now possible. Private investors can hold metals like gallium and hafnium in secure vaults—and sell directly to manufacturers.
  • Geopolitics drives opportunity. China’s control over the supply chain creates volatility, trade tension, and leverage for early movers.

Most portfolios react to the market. This is a chance to get ahead of it.

Connect with Louis O’Connor:

YouTube: www.youtube.com/@strategicmetalsinvest

Facebook: www.facebook.com/StrategicMetalsInvest

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/louis-o-connor-a583341b8/

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In this engaging conversation, Jim and Loral Langemeier explore the myths surrounding money, the importance of financial education, and the connection between health and wealth. Loral shares her insights on living a corporate life, alternative investments, and the significance of teamwork in achieving success. The discussion also highlights the Millionaire Maker Game as a tool for financial education and the necessity of being proactive in financial planning.

Key Takeaways:

  • Corporate structure is essential: Loral breaks down how running your life through entities—rather than as an individual—creates tax efficiency, asset protection, and long-term planning advantages.
  • Everything you were taught about money is fragmented: Financial education in schools, from CPAs, and through media often ignores how real wealth is built. Loral outlines how integrating tax, estate, and insurance strategy is the missing link.
  • Family legacy requires intention: Teaching financial values at home, not in school, is critical. Loral discusses how games, daily conversations, and structured learning can prepare the next generation to preserve—not squander—wealth.

If you're still living as a sole proprietor, waiting for permission, or putting your future in the hands of traditional advisors, this conversation will challenge you to rethink everything.

Connect with Loral Langemeier:

Website: https://integratedwealthsystems.com/

Website2: https://askloral.com/

YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCh0WrzMl0KfuNvQq04Ncs7Q

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/lorallangemeier/

Instagram: www.instagram.com/askloral/

Facebook: www.facebook.com/IntegratedWealthSystems/

TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@lorallangemeier?lang=en

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In this conversation, Jim and Glenn Yaney discuss the journey to financial independence through real estate and the Infinite Banking Concept. Glenn shares how he moved beyond conventional financial advice, took control of his capital, and built sustainable wealth with cash-flowing assets. His story is a direct challenge to the status quo—and a blueprint for ownership.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Traditional advice doesn’t build freedom: Years of 401(k) contributions left Glenn with illiquid assets. It was business and real estate ownership that created true independence.
  • The cost of inaction is control: Glenn used tax strategies to move capital out of retirement accounts and into mobile home parks and apartments—multiplying income and gaining access.
  • Proximity is leverage: By surrounding himself with people who were already financially free, Glenn accelerated his learning and took confident action toward breaking away from his W-2.

Glenn Yaney didn’t wait—he took control, broke from the herd, and built real freedom through ownership and cash flow.

If you're still following the conventional path, ask yourself: is it really working? It’s time to think different. It’s time to own your future.

Connect with Glenn Yaney: Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-millionaire-journey-podcast/id1728886342

Website: www.verticalequityproperties.com/

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and cohost Nick Kosko explore how the principle of Economic Value Added (EVA), widely used by corporations, can be applied to personal finance. They challenge conventional financial advice, specifically addressing the hidden cost of capital and its implications for wealth-building strategies like Infinite Banking.

Key Takeaways:

  • Understanding EVA: EVA is calculated using three components—Net Operating Profit After Tax (NOPAT), cost of capital, and capital employed—and helps determine whether an enterprise is generating true value.
  • Your Family is a Business: Just like a corporation, your household economy should account for the cost of capital to ensure efficient use of resources and long-term wealth accumulation.
  • Lost Opportunity Cost: Paying with cash may seem simple, but it often ignores the potential returns that capital could have generated if deployed differently, leading to underestimated financial losses.

Jim and Nick make the case that applying corporate finance principles like EVA to your personal finances isn’t just possible—it’s essential. By recognizing your family as an economic entity and accounting for the true cost of capital, you can make more informed decisions that align with long-term wealth creation.

The key isn’t just about how much money you make, but how efficiently you deploy and grow that capital over time.

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In Part 2 of our series on tax strategies for real estate investors, Yonah Weiss breaks down cost segregation—a powerful but underutilized tool that can significantly reduce taxable income by accelerating depreciation. Yonah explains how cost segregation works, the benefits for real estate professionals, audit considerations, and common mistakes to avoid.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Front-Load Your Tax Savings: Cost segregation lets you write off big depreciation early—boosting cash flow and slashing taxes when it matters most.
  • Use Pros or Pay the Price: DIY cost seg = audit risk. The wealthy hire experts who follow IRS rules and unlock every legal advantage.
  • Wealth Is Strategy, Not Luck: High-level investors study the tax code and use it. They don’t guess—they play offense and reinvest savings to scale fast.

If you want to learn more or need guidance on how to implement these strategies, don’t hesitate to reach out to experts like Yonah Weiss or connect with real estate-savvy CPAs.

Until next time, keep educating yourself, stay strategic, and keep breaking away from the ordinary.

Connect with Yonah Weiss:

Website: www.madisonspecs.com/

Instagram: www.instagram.com/yonahweiss/

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/cost-segregation-yonah-weiss/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/YonahWeiss

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In this first episode of a two-part series, tax incentives expert Gian Pazzia provides a high-level overview of key tax-saving strategies for business owners and real estate investors. Gian breaks down major trends like cost segregation and energy tax credits, revealing how these tools can accelerate deductions, reduce taxable income, and unlock significant savings.

This episode sets the stage for Part 2, which will dive deeper into practical implementation with another special guest.

Key Takeaways:

  • Cost Segregation Studies: How breaking down your building’s components can accelerate depreciation and increase first-year deductions by up to 25%, delivering major cash flow benefits for real estate investors.
  • Real Estate Professional Status & Short-Term Rentals: Insights on how meeting specific IRS criteria or leveraging short-term rental classifications can unlock the ability to offset passive losses against active income.
  • Stacking Incentives: Exploring how commercial real estate investors can combine accelerated depreciation with energy tax credits (like 179D and 45L) to maximize tax benefits.

Stay tuned for Part 2, where we’ll go beyond the overview and dig into the detailed tactics and implementation steps for these tax-saving strategies.

Resources:

For 10% off your residential Cost Segregation study (under $1.2M) : www.costsegregation.com/BREAKAWAY2025

Connect with Gian Pazzia: Website: www.kbkg.com/residential-costsegregator

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/costsegregationservices/

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In this solo episode, Jim Oliver challenges the traditional notion that financial freedom is the ultimate destination. Instead, he reframes it as the beginning of a more meaningful journey—one rooted in ownership, impact, and legacy. Drawing on personal stories, lessons from Infinite Banking, and thought-provoking metaphors, Jim urges listeners to shift from escape to empowerment and build a life of purpose beyond financial independence.

3 Key Takeaways: 1. Financial Freedom Is Just the Start Most people chase financial independence like it’s the goal. It’s not. It’s just the starting line. Once you’re free, that’s when the real game—impact, leverage, and legacy—begins.

  1. Control the Money, Control the Outcome When you control the money, you control the outcome. Infinite Banking puts you in the driver’s seat—no more waiting on approvals, no more lost opportunity cost. You become the bank.

  2. Impact Is the Ultimate ROI True wealth isn’t just about what you earn or save—it’s about what you build that outlives you. After freedom comes impact. The mission shifts from accumulation to contribution.

Book Recommendations:

  • Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach
  • Illusions: The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah by Richard Bach (particularly the opening parable about the creatures in the stream)

Best Advice Jim Ever Received:

“Let go.” Like the creature who released his grip on the rock to discover what the stream had in store, stepping into the unknown is the only way to discover what you're truly capable of.

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Financial freedom doesn’t start with more income—it starts with control.

In this episode, Jim Oliver sits down with Teshra Robles to explore the missing skill most high earners overlook: a clear, consistent system for managing personal finances.

Teshra shares how denial, disorganization, and emotional patterns keep people stuck—and how a simple, repeatable practice can completely transform your relationship with money.

3 Key Takeaways

  1. Disorganization is a Hidden Wealth Leak Most people don’t know where their money is going because they’re emotionally avoiding the truth.

  2. Off-the-Shelf Tools Don’t Cut It Generic apps and spreadsheets won’t get you there. You need a system designed for your life.

  3. One Hour a Week Changes Everything A weekly review of your accounts brings clarity, control, and confidence to every financial decision.

In a culture obsessed with income, this conversation brings you back to the foundation: Cash flow control is the bedrock of wealth.

Connect with Teshra Robles * Website: teshradoyou.com * LinkedIn: Teshra Robles * Facebook: facebook.com/teshradoyou

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What if AI could help you sleep better, think faster, and win bigger? In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, Jim Oliver sits down with Silicon Valley powerhouse Kevin Surace—entrepreneur, innovator, and one of the early voices on AI’s transformational power.

They dive deep into:

  • Why most entrepreneurs lose not because of bad ideas, but bad timing.
  • How AI can act as your daily decision-making partner—from analyzing supplements to writing business plans.
  • Why grit and risk tolerance are still the ultimate wealth-building tools.
  • And the surprising truth about success: it’s not just about making money—it’s about finding joy.

Whether you’re a startup founder, seasoned business owner, or just trying to stay relevant in a fast-moving world, Kevin's blueprint will show you how to adapt, lead, and break away from convention.

3 Takeaways: 1. AI as Your Tactical Wingman Use AI as a daily assistant for research, writing, planning, and decision-making. It doesn’t replace you—it amplifies you. 2. Timing > Talent The biggest startup killer? Being early. Mastering the art of timing in business is more important than chasing “great ideas.” 3. Resilience Builds Empires Endurance, not genius, separates winners from wannabes. Show up, survive setbacks, and let compound effort do its thing.

Kevin’s decades of experience will challenge your thinking—and give you a modern playbook to stay ahead in a world that won’t wait.

Subscribe and share to help others break away from financial convention

Connect with Kevin Surace:

Website: www.kevinsurace.com/

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/ksurace/

Instagram: www.instagram.com/kevinsurace/

Twitter: twitter.com/kevinsurace

Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/@kevin_surace

Facebook: www.facebook.com/kevin.surace/

YouTube: www.youtube.com/@kskoolstuff

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In this conversation, Jim Oliver and Auguste Auger discuss the generational differences in technology use, the journey into entrepreneurship, and the power of TikTok as a marketing tool. Auguste shares his experiences in user-generated content marketing and the importance of building a personal brand on social media. They explore how to create value and community through content, emphasizing the need for authenticity and consistency in online presence.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • The TikTok Advantage: Auger explains how TikTok's short-form content, algorithm, and user engagement make it a high-leverage platform for brand exposure and organic marketing.
  • Generational Perspective: Auger shares how growing up in a family of business owners and competing in sports cultivated both his entrepreneurial mindset and resilience at an early age.
  • Marketing Through Authenticity: Auger outlines why blending advertisements into natural, personal content outperforms traditional ad strategies on platforms like TikTok.

For more conversations that challenge traditional thinking and unlock new possibilities for financial independence, subscribe to Breakaway Wealth on your preferred platform.

Connect with Auguste Auger:

Discord: https://discord.gg/d9mXXCwPXU

Twitter: x.com/toasty1k

Instagram: www.instagram.com/tvtoasty

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In this episode, Jim Oliver sits down with high-performance coach Deekron Krikorian to discuss the foundational role of mindset and self-awareness in building wealth and achieving freedom. They dive deep into the process of identifying and overcoming limiting beliefs that hold people back from realizing their full potential. Deekron provides powerful insights and practical tools for reframing negative thoughts, setting actionable goals, and cultivating the self-discipline necessary for lasting change. This conversation emphasizes that true success and financial freedom begin with an intentional shift in your thinking.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Identifying Limiting Beliefs: Discover how to pinpoint exactly what's holding you back—those hidden thoughts and patterns that sabotage your success.

  • Reframing Negative Thoughts: Learn actionable methods to reframe negative beliefs into empowering perspectives, helping you build a stronger foundation for success.

  • Building a Sustainable Mindset: Understand the crucial role daily practice, intentional repetition, and consistent self-awareness play in solidifying your new mindset.

Reframing your beliefs is not a one-time event—it’s a continuous commitment to growth. By intentionally challenging old patterns and building a sustainable mindset, you can unlock new levels of wealth, health, and freedom. Thank you for tuning into this episode of Breakaway Wealth. Subscribe and stay tuned for more insights on creating financial independence and breaking free from conventional thinking.

Connect with Deekron Krikorian:

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/deekron

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In this conversation, Jim and Sharon Spano get into the intricacies of leadership, self-leadership, and the dynamics of time and money. They explore the importance of personal mission, the myth of work-life balance, and the concept of radical abundance. The discussion highlights how personal history and mindset influence financial perspectives, emphasizing the shift from scarcity to abundance.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Time and Money Traps for High Achievers: Dr. Spano highlights how many successful professionals unknowingly fall into patterns of overworking and underperforming in their personal lives - which can lead to burnout and dissatisfaction, even for those who seem to have everything together.
  • The Power of Self-Leadership: True effectiveness, both at work and at home, stems from strong self-leadership rather than external titles or authority.
  • Vision vs. Hustle: Dr. Spano explores how vision and mission, rather than sheer effort and hustle, are what truly create wealth and success.

In a world obsessed with hustle and achievement, Dr. Spano’s insights offer a refreshing reminder that true wealth comes not from external validation but from aligning our purpose, vision, and self-leadership.

We appreciate your support! Please rate and subscribe to the podcast.

Connect with Sharon Spano: Website: https://sharonspano.com/

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/sharonspano/

Facebook: www.facebook.com/sharon.spano.902

Instagram: www.instagram.com/drsharonspano/

Blog: https://sharonspano.com

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In this conversation, Jim interviews Enneagram expert Doug Lynam, who shares his unique journey from a wealthy upbringing to a 20-year stint as a Benedictine monk, and finally to a career in finance and writing. Doug discusses the complexities of money, personal development, and the Enneagram, emphasizing how our childhood experiences shape our financial behaviors and beliefs. He introduces the concept of 'money monsters' and explores the importance of healing our relationship with money through understanding our sacred wounds and attachment styles.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Money Trauma: Early experiences often shape lifelong beliefs and behaviors about money. For example, conflicting messages about money during Doug’s childhood created confusion and avoidance.
  • Enneagram and Financial Behavior: The Enneagram gives us a structured way to understand the emotional undercurrents that drive financial decisions. Doug explains how each type reflects specific emotional reactions to early stress and outlines how these patterns can be recognized and redirected.
  • From Scarcity to Strategy: Shifting from a scarcity mindset to a values-based financial strategy involves identifying emotional triggers, building awareness, and creating systems that support intentional decision-making over inherited habits.

Listen to the full episode to explore how understanding your money story can change your financial future.

Please remember to subscribe and rate the show!

Connect with Doug Lynam:

Website: https://www.douglynam.com/

Instagram: www.instagram.com/douglynam/

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/doug-lynam/

Facebook: www.facebook.com/douglynam/

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In this conversation, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko explore the hidden costs of comfort and the importance of embracing discomfort for personal growth. They discuss how complacency can lead to stagnation and how high performers leverage tension to achieve their goals. The guys share personal anecdotes and challenge listeners to confront their comfort zones, emphasizing that true growth often comes from uncomfortable experiences.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Income vs. Wealth: A high salary does not guarantee financial freedom. Wealth is built through discipline, strategy, and behavior—not income alone.

  • Behavioral Finance: Emotional conditioning and early money experiences often drive financial decisions; identifying these patterns is key to breaking destructive cycles.

  • Breaking the Cycle: Practical steps for shifting mindset, challenging traditional advice, and creating systems that prioritize long-term wealth over short-term gains.

This episode challenges listeners to reevaluate what financial success really looks like and consider the trade-offs of prioritizing stability over control.

For more episodes on building wealth outside the conventional system, subscribe to Breakaway Wealth or visit www.CreateTailwind.com.

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In this powerful episode of Breakaway Wealth, Jim Oliver sits down with Bronson Hill—once a successful (yet time-strapped) medical sales professional who transformed his life through multifamily real estate syndication and smart tax strategies. Bronson shares the pivotal mindset shifts that pushed him to walk away from the comfortable corporate path and into the world of real estate, passive income, and true time freedom. If you’re serious about claiming the life you deserve, this conversation is a goldmine of practical steps and everyday habits that can forever alter your financial future.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Financial Freedom Equals Time Freedom: It’s not just about piling up cash. Real independence means controlling your schedule—and that happens when your assets fund your lifestyle, not your paycheck.
  • Why Savers Often Finish Last: Inflation is constantly eating away at your savings. Bronson and Jim explain why funneling money into the right investments is the real key to financial security and growth.
  • Tax Secrets of the Wealthy: From real estate write-offs to strategic investments in energy and agriculture, learn how to keep more of what you earn and supercharge your net worth.

✔️Don’t forget to like and follow Breakaway Wealth! And stay updated with future episodes.

Keep taking action, and remember – the future you envision starts with the decisions you make today.

Connect with Bronson Hill:

Facebook: www.facebook.com/BronsonEquity

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/bronson-equity/mycompany

YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCc1KYJL8ZjF3GC3Wh5lYNfg

Instagram: www.instagram.com/bronsonequity/

Website: www.BronsonEquity.com

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Jim Oliver sits down with men’s coach and author, GS Youngblood, to uncover the secrets of modern masculinity. If you’ve ever wondered how to balance drive, presence, and emotional connection, this conversation delivers. GS shares why being fully grounded doesn’t mean you’re less powerful—rather, it supercharges your relationships, boosts your confidence, and amps up your success in every area of life.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Masculinity in relationships: Polarity strengthens attraction and connection; lacking it can lead to distance and dissatisfaction.
  • Leadership and emotional safety: A man’s ability to stay grounded, provide structure, and create emotional security determines relationship success.
  • Impact on business performance: Stability at home directly affects focus and effectiveness in professional life.

GS redefines leadership, showing how men can cultivate presence, emotional mastery, and decisiveness to lead with clarity and confidence. His framework offers a new perspective on strength—one that transforms both relationships and life.

🔹 Listen now to gain deeper insights.

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Connect with GS Youngblood:

Website: gsyoungblood.com

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In this conversation, Jim and Tyler Dunagin discuss the challenges and opportunities in property management and real estate investment. Tyler shares insights from his company, TurnServe, which provides innovative solutions for property managers. They explore the barriers that prevent people from investing in real estate, the importance of systems and processes, and how to build confidence with lenders and sellers. Tyler also shares success stories of how effective management can lead to significant rent increases and reduced vacancy times, emphasizing the value of convenience in the industry.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Systems Remove Friction By creating dependable, replicable processes, you gain time and reduce stress. Systems let you address the small things first, so the big results take care of themselves.
  • Expert Help Beats “Doing It All” Property management isn’t a solo sport. Hiring professionals for painting, flooring, or other unit upgrades shortens turnover time, protects your investment, and frees you to focus on the next opportunity.
  • Mindset Drives Results Tyler’s favorite read, As a Man Thinketh, underscores how your perspective and imagination fuel success. When you transform fear into decisive action, even your biggest goals become more achievable.

Ready to see how a property can practically run itself—while you focus on scaling and enjoying the cash flow? Don’t wait. Tune in now and discover how TurnServe’s approach to real estate can simplify your life, turbocharge your returns, and help you break away to true wealth.

Listen to the full episode and get inspired to eliminate every barrier between you and your financial freedom!

Connect with Tyler Dunagin:

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/tylerdunagin/

Website: www.dunagincollective.com

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In this conversation, Jim talks with Paul Davis talk about the journey of business ownership, emphasizing the transition from being self-employed to becoming a true business owner. They explore the challenges business owners face, the importance of having a clear exit strategy, and the need for accountability and mentorship. The discussion highlights the significance of defining personal and financial goals, as well as the necessity of follow-through in achieving business success.

3 Key Takeaways: * Self-Employment vs. Ownership: If you’re still running daily operations, you own a job, not a business. Build systems and a management team to escape the grind and create real wealth. * Smart Exits, Bigger Payouts: Selling outright often leaves money on the table. Seller financing and structured buyouts can maximize long-term returns and preserve wealth. * Profit First, Growth Second: Scaling too fast without strong profits is a recipe for disaster. Lock in financial discipline and operational efficiency before chasing expansion.

Paul breaks down how to shift from self-employment to true business ownership. Scaling isn’t just about working harder—it’s about building a system that runs without you.

Are you working in your business or on your business?

Subscribe to Breakaway Wealth for more insights on achieving financial freedom.

Connect with Paul Davies:

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/pauldavisdublin

Social links: https://linktr.ee/paulwilliamdavis

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In this conversation, Jim Oliver and Rob Walling discuss the world of bootstrapped software entrepreneurship, focusing on the value of SaaS and subscription models. Rob shares his journey in building a community for software entrepreneurs, emphasizing the importance of investing in what you know and leveraging resources for growth. They explore real-life success stories, the significance of continuous learning, and the power of leveraging assets and technology in business.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Bootstrapping Benefits: Bootstrapping a business lets entrepreneurs maintain control, avoid dilution, and build sustainable, cash-flowing assets.
  • Subscription Revenue: Subscription-based revenue models create predictable cash flow and increase company valuation, making them attractive for investors and acquisitions.
  • Industry Expertise: Leveraging personal expertise and industry knowledge provides an edge in entrepreneurship, increasing the likelihood of success and financial growth.

Building wealth requires knowledge and action. Keep learning with Breakaway Wealth—subscribe now and take control of your financial future.

Connect with Robert Walling:

Twitter: www.x.com/robwalling

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/robwalling/

Website: www.tinyseed.com / www.microconf.com

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Buckle up for a great conversation as Jim welcomes Robert White to share his experience transforming adversity into opportunity. With vivid storytelling, Robert recounts a childhood marked by hardship and the unwavering grit that propelled him toward a life of training, mentorship, and purpose. Together, they show us how relentless commitment, a sharpened mindset, and personal responsibility can spark genuine financial freedom. If you’re hungry for a lesson in self-mastery and success, this is one episode you won’t want to miss.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Mindset and success: A strong mindset is critical for achieving personal and professional growth.
  • Adversity and leadership: Overcoming personal and professional challenges is essential for developing leadership skills.
  • Business transition: Many entrepreneurs struggle to move from self-employment to business ownership.

Robert White’s journey highlights the power of mindset, resilience, and strategic growth. His insights provide a roadmap for entrepreneurs seeking transformation.

Subscribe to Breakaway Wealth for more expert conversations on wealth and success.

Connect with Robert White:

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/extraordinary-robert-white/

Website: www.TheRobertWhite.com / /www.extraordinarypeople.com/

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In this episode, Jim and Nick discuss the principles of success, emphasizing the importance of commitment, input versus output, and the pursuit of worthy ideals. They explore how success is not just about the end result but the journey and effort put into achieving goals. The conversation highlights the significance of visualization, setting clear objectives, and taking control of one's path to success.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Success Through Discipline: Achievements result from consistent preparation and execution rather than singular moments of victory.
  • Financial Ownership: Taking control of financial decisions leads to greater freedom, while reliance on external forces limits autonomy.
  • Focus on Inputs (Not Outputs): Prioritizing effort, value creation, and disciplined action drives sustainable success, reducing frustration and increasing resilience.

Success isn’t about luck or timing—it’s about discipline, preparation, and taking control of your financial future. Stay focused on what you can control, and the results will follow.

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In this conversation, Jim and Jamey Slife explore the lessons learned from military experience, particularly in leadership, decision-making, and overcoming fear. Jamie shares insights from his 23 years in the Marine Corps, emphasizing the importance of building habits, accountability, and the need for effective leadership structures in both military and corporate environments. The discussion highlights how personal growth often stems from discomfort and the necessity to make decisive changes to succeed

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Defining Core Values and Standards: It is important to develop a clear mission and define core values through standards, not just goals.
  • The Power of Mentorship: Mentorship and surrounding yourself with high-performing individuals accelerate success in both personal and professional settings.
  • The Compound Effect of Small Actions: Consistent, small actions over time, compound to produce significant long-term results in business and life.

To hear more from Jamey on leadership, mindset, and performance, listen to the full episode.

Connect with James Slife:

Website: www.warriormindsetllc.com

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In this conversation, Jim talks with Luke Lunkenheimer and discusses Luke's journey from addiction and crime to a successful entrepreneur and sales trainer. Luke shares his experiences with addiction, the turning point that led him to sobriety, and how he rebuilt his life and career. They explore themes of resilience, the importance of confidence in sales, and the power of authenticity in building relationships. The conversation emphasizes the significance of self-discovery and learning from past experiences to achieve personal and professional growth.

3 Key Takeaways:

  1. Overcoming Adversity Through Resilience: Luke’s story proves that self-awareness and discipline can turn small-town limitations, addiction, and even prison time into a powerful fresh start.
  2. The Role of Sales and Confidence in Wealth Building: For Luke, true sales is about solving problems—not manipulation. Mastering confidence and communication sealed the deals that fueled his financial breakthrough.
  3. Mindset and Positive Energy Create Momentum: Positive thinking fuels growth; negativity spirals fast. By focusing on solutions, Luke and Jim show how to build unstoppable momentum for success.

Tune in to hear how Luke transformed his life and leveraged sales expertise to build a thriving business and learn practical strategies for overcoming obstacles and unlocking financial success.

Connect with Luke Lunkenheimer: Website: https://training.paid2persuade.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lukelunk/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lukelunk LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lukelunk/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Paid2Persuade

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In this conversation, Jim and Bradley Freedom explore the interconnectedness of health, wealth, and personal freedom. They discuss the importance of clean food, the impact of media and propaganda on public perception, and the necessity of taking radical responsibility for one's personal and financial well-being. Bradley shares his journey from military service to founding the Freedom People, which has a mission of awakening people to their true potential and reclaiming their power through informed choices and community support.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • The Freedom People Philosophy: Bradley emphasizes the importance of individual autonomy and sovereignty, aiming to empower people to break free from societal norms and live life on their own terms.

  • The Impact of Media and Propaganda: Bradley discusses how mainstream media manipulates public perception, encouraging listeners to question and challenge the narratives presented by traditional media sources.

  • Transforming False Beliefs for True Freedom: Jim highlights the need to challenge and change limiting beliefs, emphasizing that breaking free from false perceptions is essential for both personal and financial freedom.

This episode is a powerful reminder that freedom is about much more than financial wealth—it’s about creating true freedom.

Connect with Bradley Freedom:

Website: www.thefreedompeople.org

Instagram: www.instagram.com/thefreedompeople/

Telegram: https://t.me/WeTheFreedomPeople

Facebook: www.facebook.com/thefreedompeople.org

Youtube: @thefreedompeopleorg

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In this conversation, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko explore the key traits and habits of highly productive and successful individuals. They discuss the importance of goal setting, time management, continuous learning, discipline, networking, resilience, maintaining a positive mindset, prioritizing health, reflection, and taking action. Each of these elements contributes to achieving personal and professional success, emphasizing that anyone can adopt these practices to improve their lives.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Goal Setting and Planning: Discover how to establish clear, actionable goals and build a roadmap for long-term success, including the importance of stretching beyond perceived limitations.
  • Time Management and Consistency: Learn the value of disciplined routines, effective time management systems, and how consistency fosters progress even when motivation wanes.
  • Continuous Learning and Adaptability: Understand the critical role of ongoing education, mentorship, and resilience in achieving success, with lessons drawn from disciplines like jiu-jitsu and beyond.

This episode provides actionable insights into the habits and strategies that drive productivity and success. By mastering goal setting, effective time management, continuous learning, and building strong relationships, listeners can adopt the mindset and practices of high achievers.

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In this conversation, Jim Oliver and Will Henshall discuss the intersection of music, entrepreneurship, and personal growth. Will shares his journey from musician in the UK pop band London Beat to a successful entrepreneur and inventor. They touch on the evolution of the music industry, the rise of influencers, and the importance of financial literacy and resilience. Will also highlights his men's group, Metal Men, emphasizing the power of brotherhood and shared principles for success.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Entrepreneurial mindset is essential for success in both music and innovation. Will discusses how his experience in the music industry and as an inventor taught him the importance of thinking entrepreneurially to drive progress and create opportunities.
  • The rise of influencers signals a shift in career aspirations and wealth creation. Will highlights the increasing trend of young people aiming to be influencers, a role that emphasizes self-promotion, niche expertise, and entrepreneurial skills.
  • Diversity in investment portfolios is crucial for wealth building. Will shares insights from his personal and professional experiences, emphasizing the importance of having a balanced portfolio to manage risk and maximize financial growth.

Will’s journey demonstrates the power of innovation, the importance of embracing new opportunities, and the value of diverse investments in building lasting wealth. Whether you’re in a creative industry or managing a business, these principles can guide you toward achieving sustainable success.

Connect with Will Henshall:

Website: https://metal.men/

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/company/metal-men/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/metal_men_

Facebook: www.facebook.com/metal.men.inspire

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In this conversation, Jim Oliver and Jack Bosch discuss the concept of land flipping as a means to achieve financial independence. Jack shares his journey from Germany to becoming a successful entrepreneur in the U.S., detailing how he and his wife have created a system for land investing that is location-independent and hands-off. They explore the importance of taking action, the role of personality in success, and the need for accountability in coaching.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Land Flipping Business: Jack’s business buys land at a fraction of market value and sells it with seller financing, creating a steady cash flow without the hassles of property maintenance.
  • Tailored Coaching: Jack emphasizes meeting people where they are, using tools like the Kolbe test to understand personality types and provide personalized coaching.
  • Accountability and Support: The business offers strong accountability through coaching calls and follow-ups, helping students stay motivated and take consistent action.

Jack Bosch’s land flipping strategy offers a unique opportunity for creating passive income, with a focus on personalized coaching and consistent accountability to ensure success. Whether you’re a beginner or seasoned investor, his approach can help you navigate the land business effectively.

Connect with Jack Bosch:

YouTube: www.youtube.com/@JackBoschOfficial

Instagram: www.instagram.com/jack.bosch/?hl=en

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/jack-bosch-a923b59/

Podcast: www.secure.landprofitgenerator.com/the-jack-bosch-show

TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@jack.bosch

Website: www.jackbosch.com

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In this conversation, Jim and Nick discuss the critical importance of having a clear vision for one's life and the common limiting beliefs that hinder individuals from achieving financial success. They explore fundamentals, including the differences in mindset between average individuals and the wealthy, and emphasizing the importance of shifting perspectives to overcome these beliefs. This episode is chock full of practical steps for identifying and changing negative beliefs, ultimately guiding listeners towards a more empowered and financially literate mindset.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Overcoming Limiting Beliefs: Understand how beliefs like "I can't afford it" or "I'm not good with money" hold you back and how shifting your mindset can unlock new opportunities.
  • The Difference Between Average and Wealthy Mindsets: Learn how the wealthy view money as a tool to create value and leverage opportunities, while the average person may see it as a source of guilt or something inherently bad.
  • Practical Steps to Change Your Beliefs: Discover a step-by-step process to identify, challenge, and reframe limiting beliefs, enabling you to take actionable steps toward wealth creation.

If you found value in today’s discussion, make sure to subscribe and leave a review. (It all helps!)

Join us next time as we continue to explore strategies for breaking free from financial limitations and building lasting wealth.

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In this conversation, Jim Oliver and John Tarnoff explore a most pressing issue for many: The challenges faced at mid-career, particularly in the context of today’s digital revolution and changing job market dynamics. John, a career coach, shares insights on how to navigate career transitions, find purpose beyond traditional retirement, and the importance of self-reflection and networking. He emphasizes the need for accountability in coaching and the value of identifying one's unique abilities to enhance career success.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Redefining Career Success: Learn how to leverage personal growth principles to discover your unique skills and pivot into fulfilling career opportunities that align with your values and passions.
  • The Power of Networking: Understand how to cultivate a close-knit community of like-minded professionals who can support and amplify your career aspirations.
  • Overcoming Hiring Challenges: Gain strategies for standing out in an increasingly competitive job market, including approaches to bypass traditional application processes and focus on relationships.

Tune in to hear how John Tarnoff’s career coaching framework can help you find clarity, confidence, and direction in your professional journey.

Connect with John Tarnoff:

Website: https://midcareerlab.com

Website: https://johntarnoff.com

Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/in/johntarnoff

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In this conversation between Jim and Brian Will, motivational coach and rags-to-riches entrepreneur, they explore the entrepreneurship journey, emphasizing the importance of resilience, motivation, and understanding one's 'why.' Brian shares his unconventional path from adversity to success, discussing the challenges of self-sabotage and imposter syndrome, and the critical lessons learned from early business failures.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • The Critical Nature of "Why": Brian emphasizes that a strong "why" is critical for overcoming setbacks and achieving success. Without a clear, deeply personal reason driving you, failure can cause many people to quit.
  • Self-Motivation Over External Motivation: Brian argues that relying on external motivation, like seminars or pep talks, often leads to failure. True success comes from within—your "why" must be so strong that it becomes your intrinsic motivation to move forward, no matter the obstacles.
  • Overcoming Imposter Syndrome: Everyone, no matter how successful, faces imposter syndrome. The key to overcoming it is to keep moving forward, despite doubts. Just like a running back in football who keeps their feet moving when tackled, success comes from relentless forward momentum.

Connect with Brian Will:

Instagram: www.instagram.com/thedropoutmm

Website: www.brianwillmedia.com

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@theforcemm

TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@dropoutmm

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Jim is joined by Kim Daly, dynamo and entrepreneur extraordinaire, to explore mindset and freedom, and the importance of personal development and inner work. Kim shares her journey of launching the Z Suite, a coaching initiative aimed at helping franchisees achieve success from within. They discuss the significance of a growth mindset, the power of gratitude, and the connection between heart and brain coherence in achieving personal and professional goals. The conversation goes into the power of letting go of limiting beliefs to create a fulfilling life.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Freedom begins within: Kim emphasizes the importance of mental, physical, and spiritual health as foundational elements of true freedom, far beyond financial independence.
  • The courage to think big: Learn how self-image and personal growth influence success and why embracing inner work is essential for realizing your potential.
  • The role of gratitude and coaching: Discover how focusing on gratitude can shift your mindset and how consistent guidance from a coach accelerates personal and professional growth.

Tune in to uncover actionable insights on creating success from the inside out and how to embrace the courage needed to transform your life.

Connect with Kim Daly:

Instagram: www.instagram.com/thedalycoach

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/dalykim

Website: www.thedalycoach.com

YouTube: www.youtube.com/@TheDalyCoach

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In this conversation, Jim interviews Avery Carl, a seasoned real estate investor and expert in short-term rentals. Avery shares her journey into real estate, starting from her early career in the music industry to becoming the CEO of the Short-Term Shop. The discussion covers the differences between short-term and long-term rentals, the importance of location, and the strategies for analyzing rental properties.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • The Fundamentals of Short-Term Rentals: Avery explains the strategic value of investing in vacation rental markets rather than typical suburban areas, highlighting the unique factors that drive profitability in these regions.
  • Evaluating a Short-Term Rental Deal: Listeners will learn how to assess potential properties using data from sources like AirDNA and tools like the "enemy method" to understand competitive advantages.
  • Self-Managing Short-Term Rentals: Avery discusses how to effectively manage properties remotely, emphasizing the importance of self-education and hands-on involvement for new investors.

Connect with Avery Carl:

Website: www.theshorttermshop.com

Facebook - www.facebook.com/theshorttermshop

YouTube - www.youtube.com/c/TheShortTermShop

Instagram - www.instagram.com/theshorttermshop

LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/averycarl/

TikTok - www.tiktok.com/@averyacarl

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In this conversation, Jim dives into the principles of Infinite Banking with David Stearns, President of Infinite Banking Concepts LLC. Together, Jim and David discuss the differences between whole life and universal life insurance, the importance of cash flow, and the misconceptions surrounding the Infinite Banking Concept (IBC).

3 Key Takeaways:

  • IBC’s Core Principle: Understand the problem of financing every purchase—paying interest to others or forfeiting earned interest—and how reclaiming the banking function solves this challenge.
  • The Role of Whole Life Insurance: Why properly designed whole life insurance policies are the optimal platform for IBC, contrasting them with universal life products.
  • Behavior Over Tools: How focusing on disciplined financial behavior is more critical to success with IBC than any specific policy structure or numbers on a spreadsheet.

We invite you to dive into the world of Infinite Banking Concept (IBC) with David's expert guidance! This episode offers a refreshing take on Nelson Nash's timeless principles, delivering strategies to revolutionize your financial approach.

Infinite Banking Resources: Website: infinitebanking.org

Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCwHyE9ftq4f5T_DF6o91Icw/videos

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Listen in as Jim interviews Clifford Walker, a Texan and former truck driver turned successful real estate investor and philanthropist. Clifford shares his transformation journey, emphasizing the importance of mentorship, taking action, and the connection between health and wealth. He discusses his philanthropic efforts to feed the community and the significance of investing in oneself. The conversation highlights practical advice for aspiring investors and the mindset needed for success.

3 Key takeaways:

  1. The Power of Mentorship: Walker highlights the importance of having a mentor and a clear process, stressing that consistent effort, not reinventing the wheel, is the key to success.
  2. Action as a Success Multiplier: Walker and Oliver discuss the value of taking action, noting that true learning happens in the doing.
  3. Simplicity in Building Success: Through analogies of fitness and finance, they explore how sticking to fundamental practices in any field can drive long-term success.

Walker’s story is a reminder that anyone can transform their life by taking deliberate steps, seeking guidance, and trusting the process.

Connect with Clifford Walker:

Instagram: www.instagram.com/cliffordthecowboycloser/

Download Our FREE 5 Step Process On How To Get Started Today!: www.corralnetwork.com/wholesaleprocess

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, Jim and Nick discuss the importance of understanding money flow and the concept of Infinite Banking. The conversation covers various aspects of wealth building, including tax strategies, the significance of liquidity, and the mindset required for financial independence.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • The Core Problem: Understanding the ways money flows away from us. Jim and Nick explain why many traditional investment strategies miss this critical issue.
  • Infinite Banking Misconceptions: They clarify common misunderstandings about infinite banking and stress that it is a process, not a product. It’s about regaining control over one’s financial future.
  • Financial Freedom and Control: The duo discusses how taking control of your finances creates a "stress-free, peaceful way of life" by providing flexibility, tax advantages, and protection against market volatility.

To wrap up, Jim and Nick break down the essence of Infinite Banking, challenging conventional financial wisdom and presenting a model focused on personal financial sovereignty. By taking control of your financial foundation, you can build wealth without relying on traditional systems that often place limitations on access and flexibility.

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In this conversation, Jim and Nick explore the interconnectedness of vision, purpose, and self-discovery. They discuss the importance of setting fluid goals, taking actionable steps, and the role of teamwork in achieving personal and professional milestones. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of aligning one's values with their vision, living through a lens of faith, and the necessity of cultivating positive habits to foster growth and impact.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • The Fluid Nature of Vision and Goals: Vision and goals are not static; they should evolve with experience. Nick and Jim discuss the importance of remaining open to change and allowing new insights to reshape one’s path.
  • Purpose Beyond Business: Jim and Nick examine the integration of personal beliefs and professional ambitions, emphasizing how a purpose-driven approach enhances impact beyond financial outcomes.
  • Taking the First Step with Faith: The episode underscores the power of taking incremental steps toward a vision, guided by faith and resilience, as the foundation of long-term success and fulfillment.

Listen in to explore how embracing adaptability and clarity can redefine personal and professional milestones.

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In this raucous, no-bs conversation, Jim and Mark Kohler get into taxes - strategies, planning and the role of CPAs. Sound boring? This is anything but. Mark shakes up the status quo and talks about how business owners should navigate tax laws effectively, avoid common pitfalls, and use real estate for tax benefits. Mark hones in on personal responsibility with taxes, and the value of comprehensive consultations with tax professionals.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Importance of active involvement in tax planning: Don’t rely solely on your accountant—understand the strategies yourself. This ensures you can make informed decisions and effectively manage your tax obligations.
  • The "trifecta" approach: Organize your operations, holdings, and legacy planning to optimize tax savings and wealth creation. This comprehensive strategy helps streamline your financial management and enhance your tax benefits.
  • Avoiding common tax traps: Recognize ineffective strategies that may not work for your situation. Seek tailored, legal solutions from knowledgeable advisors to address your specific financial needs.

By staying actively involved and adopting personalized strategies, you can navigate common tax mistakes and secure a stronger financial future.

Remember, taking control of your tax strategies is essential to long-term success.

Connect with Mark Kohler:

YouTube: www.youtube.com/@MarkJKohler

Linked In: www.linkedin.com/in/markjkohler

Facebook: www.facebook.com/markkohler

X: www.twitter.com/markkohler

Instagram: www.instagram.com/markjkohler

TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@markjkohler

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In this conversation, Jim interviews Paul Epstein, a keynote speaker, bestselling author, and podcaster. Paul shares his background in the sports industry and how he went from selling for underdog teams to becoming a confident leader. They discuss “winning Monday” and how important it is for success.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Winning Your Week Starts with Monday: Paul introduces the concept of "Win Monday," explaining how starting the week strong can build momentum and set the tone for achieving long-term goals.
  • Building Unshakable Confidence: Learn Paul's formula for confidence—aligning actions with core values—and how a simple weekly journal exercise can help you live your values consistently and boost self-belief.
  • Facing Challenges Head-On: Discover the importance of making courageous decisions and keeping promises to yourself, and how these actions can transform personal and professional growth.

This Confidence Quiz will help you find your confidence score on a scale of 1-100. Once you complete it, you’ll receive a variety of tools, resources, and activities to help you enhance your self-confidence and become the most confident version of yourself.

https://www.paulepsteinspeaks.com/confidence-quiz

Connect with Paul Eipstein: Websites: www.paulepsteinspeaks.com/

www.paulepsteinspeaks.com/monday-momentum

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/paulepsteinspeaks/

Instagram: www.instagram.com/paulepsteinspeaks/

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In this conversation, Jim and Nick discuss the Economic Value Added (EVA) concept and how it can be applied to personal finances. They explain that cash flow is the key to creating wealth and that individuals should treat their cash as though it has a value. They emphasize the importance of understanding how a bank works and taking control of the banking function in personal finances.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Cash Has Value: Treating cash as an asset with inherent value, similar to how banks view money, can significantly impact personal wealth growth.
  • EVA in Personal Finance: Applying Economic Value Added principles to personal finances can lead to substantial increases in net worth, mirroring the success seen in major corporations.
  • Education is Key: Understanding banking principles and treating personal finances like a business are crucial steps in optimizing financial strategies.

Tune in to learn how to revolutionize your approach to personal finance using proven corporate strategies.

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Jared Yellin discusses his work in Israel, where he acquires distressed software companies and provides them with cash and operational support. In a wildly innovative spin, he’s set up a 501C3 charity called the Innovation Bridge Foundation, which allows high-net-worth individuals and corporations to make charitable contributions and receive tax deductions. The charity then invests in the for-profit portfolio, Create Israel, which acquires distressed companies and turns them around.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Innovative Investment Model: Jared introduces a groundbreaking approach that leverages philanthropic donations to acquire and scale distressed tech companies in Israel, providing a low-risk opportunity for donors with significant potential for returns.
  • Strategic Use of Capital: Jared explains how his methodology emphasizes the efficient use of capital and operational control to turn around distressed companies and generate sustainable growth without relying on excessive external funding.
  • Philanthropy Meets Profit: Learn about the dual benefit of Jared's model—where donors receive immediate tax deductions while potentially benefiting from the upside of stabilized tech companies, making it a unique win-win strategy.

The world of business is constantly evolving, and so too are the ways we think about investment and corporate responsibility. Blending the objectives of charity with profit-making presents an innovative approach that challenges traditional boundaries.

Connect with Jared Yellin:

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jaredyellin

Facebook: www.facebook.com/JaredIYellin

Instagram: www.instagram.com/jaredyellin/?hl=en

Twitter: https://twitter.com/JaredYellin

YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UClo7fdQ5d-ZejetjQgTm28A

TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/TTPdSS5Mvw/

Company Website: www.cr8te.com

Foundation Website: www.innovationbridgefoundation.org

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In this conversation, Jim interviews Jimmy Song about Bitcoin and the problems with the fiat monetary system. They discuss the concept of exchanging time for money and how the government's control over money is a form of slavery. They also explore the potential future of Bitcoin and its impact on economies, particularly in developing countries.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Decentralized Digital Scarcity: Song explains Bitcoin as a unique form of decentralized digital money that merges the benefits of both decentralization and digital convenience, distinguishing it from both physical assets like gold and centralized digital currencies like the US dollar.
  • Impact of Fiat Money: The discussion highlights how fiat currencies, particularly the US dollar, distort economic realities through excessive money creation, leading to inflated costs and bloated administrative sectors. This mechanism undermines traditional value and productivity.
  • Future of Currencies: The episode explores the potential collapse of fiat currencies, including the US dollar, and the rise of alternative systems. Song provides a forecast of how hyperinflation might manifest and the role Bitcoin could play as a more stable financial instrument amidst global economic shifts.

Jim and Jimmy have provided a thought-provoking discussion on the limitations of the current fiat monetary system.

Connect with Jimmy Song:

Twitter: https://x.com/jimmysong

Medium: https://jimmysong.medium.com/

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/jimmysong/

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In this conversation, Jim interviews Andrew Lucas, the founder of Deal Finders Club, about his journey in real estate investing and finding cash flowing assets. Andrew shares how he transitioned from a nine-to-five job in hospitality to building a successful real estate business. He emphasizes the importance of treating real estate as a business and finding cash flowing properties. Andrew also discusses the Deal Finders Club, which helps individuals find discounted real estate opportunities in their local communities.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Real Estate as a Path to Wealth: Andrew shares his transition from hospitality management to real estate, highlighting how he built a substantial portfolio and retired his wife from her job within two years.
  • The Importance of Mentorship: Andrew emphasizes the role of mentors in accelerating success and avoiding common pitfalls, stressing the value of community and coaching.
  • Finding Opportunities in Any Market: Despite common beliefs that certain markets are too hot, Andrew explains how to identify and acquire discount properties, turning them into profitable investments.

Andrew's journey from his early struggles to becoming a thriving real estate entrepreneur is a testament to the power of perseverance and learning from mistakes. His story shows that with the right mindset and a willingness to adapt, success is within reach for anyone willing to put in the effort.

Connect with Andrew Lucas:

Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/dealfindersnation

YouTube: www.youtube.com/@DealFinders

Podcast: https://dealfindersclub.com/listen/

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In this conversation, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss one of the most foundational elements of financial freedom and infinite banking. They go deep into explaining the volume of interest paid over the lifetime of a loan, rather than just focusing on interest rates.

They explain how volume of interest works, how financial institutions benefit from the volume of interest and how individuals can take control of this situation and reclaim lost money they pay to the banks.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Understanding Interest: Financial institutions focus on interest rates to distract from the more significant factor—the volume of interest paid over the lifetime of a loan.
  • Banking Strategies: Banks use sophisticated strategies, such as refinancing offers, to maximize their profits, often at the expense of borrowers.
  • Financial Freedom: Becoming your own banker is crucial for escaping financial slavery and achieving true wealth, which is defined by freedom and control rather than just money.

By understanding and applying these principles, you can regain control over your financial future and break free from the system that keeps many people in financial bondage.

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In this conversation, Jim and Javier Heredia discuss the concept of Infinite Banking and how it has transformed Javier’s life. He goes on to share his personal story of overcoming a life-threatening accident and financial hardships, and how he was introduced to Infinite Banking.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Overcoming Adversity: Javier discusses his recovery from a severe accident and how this experience shaped his financial perspectives and resilience.
  • Introduction to Infinite Banking: Javier details his initial skepticism and eventual embrace of Infinite Banking, highlighting the importance of education and critical thinking in financial decisions.
  • Navigating Financial Noise: The conversation explores the challenges of sifting through conflicting financial advice and the importance of finding trustworthy guidance to achieve financial independence.

Overcoming significant personal and financial challenges, Heredia shares how adopting IBC principles reshaped his financial strategy and provided a framework for resilience and success.

Connect with Javier Heredia:

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/meetjavierheredia/

Instagram: www.instagram.com/vivahavee/

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In this conversation, Jim interviews Sharad Mehta, a real estate investor and the owner of ReSimpli, a real estate software company. Sharad shares his journey into real estate and how he transitioned from being an accountant to a full-time real estate investor. He emphasizes the importance of freedom and independence in his decision to pursue real estate. 3 Key Takeaways:

  • Pursuing Financial Independence: Sharad explains his motivation for leaving a stable accounting job to pursue real estate, emphasizing the importance of freedom and aligning work with personal values.
  • Real Estate Investment Strategies: Insights into Sharad's investment approach, including the benefits of owning properties outright and the significance of passive income.
  • Overcoming Barriers: Sharad offers advice on overcoming common obstacles in real estate, such as market timing and staying within one’s comfort zone. He highlights the value of education, perseverance, and leveraging available resources.

True wealth isn't just measured in dollars and cents, but in the freedom to live life on your own terms. Take that first step today towards creating a future where your financial decisions align with your dreams and values.

Connect with Sharad Mehta:

Website: www.resimpli.com/sharad

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/sharad-mehta-resimpli/

Instagram: www.instagram.com/resimpli

Facebook: www.facebook.com/resimpli

Mastermind for Real Estate Investors: www.facebook.com/groups/5022177667903135

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In this conversation, Jim interviews Chris Van Dusen, senior partner at Solyco Capital, about his journey as an athlete and entrepreneur. They discuss the importance of having a mindset of resilience and determination, learned through athletics, in facing challenges and failures in business. Chris shares his experience of starting and scaling multiple businesses, including a CBD brand and a liquor distillery, and eventually selling them.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Athletics as a Foundation: Athletics can teach valuable skills such as resilience, determination, and the ability to handle failure, which are crucial for business success.
  • Strategic Business Foundations: When starting a business, it is important to have a clear end goal and to build a strong foundation that can attract investors.
  • Optimizing Business Growth: Scaling a business requires optimizing various aspects such as marketing, sales, supply chain, and profitability.

Whether starting a new venture or scaling an existing one, the lessons shared emphasize the importance of building a solid foundation, optimizing operations, and maintaining a mindset of continuous learning and adaptability.

Connect with Chris Van Dusen:

Website: www.solycocapital.com/

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/chrismvandusen/

Instagram: www.instagram.com/chrismvandusen/?hl=en

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In this episode, Jim and Nick take us back to the basics, which is how the best become the best.

They discuss the efficiency of cash value in life insurance and its relevance to Infinite Banking. They explain the different types of life insurance policies and their costs, such as term insurance and whole life insurance. They emphasize the importance of understanding the tools and ratios involved in constructing an ideal policy for infinite banking.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Understanding Life Insurance Basics: Learn why revisiting foundational concepts is essential and how even seasoned professionals can gain new insights by reviewing basic principles regularly.
  • Policy Construction and Efficiency: Discover the spectrum of efficiency for cash value in life insurance policies, the importance of balancing base policies with paid-up additions, and the pitfalls of relying heavily on term insurance riders.
  • Long-Term Strategy over Short-Term Gains: Gain insights into the long-term benefits of well-constructed policies and why focusing on initial cash value ratios can lead to suboptimal outcomes compared to a strategically balanced approach.

This episode equips listeners with the key knowledge, surpassing that of many life insurance agents, to effectively leverage life insurance for wealth-building.

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Palmy and Nancy Kitti, apartment syndicators and educators, share their journey from the fashion industry to building a $300 million apartment portfolio. With their brand of whip-smart focus, they boil down the business of raising money and attracting investors in the multifamily apartment sector.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • The Power of Transition: Palmy and Nancy Kitti detail their shift from the fashion industry to real estate, emphasizing the value of leveraging previous experiences to succeed in new ventures.
  • Capital Raising Essentials: They highlight the pivotal role of raising capital and maintaining strong investor relations to sustain and grow a multifamily real estate business.
  • Strategic Real Estate Entry: The sisters outline practical steps for beginners in real estate, stressing the importance of education, selecting the right market, and partnering with experienced professionals.

Their story is a testament to the power of resilience and adaptability in the pursuit of wealth creation. We hope their journey inspires you to take bold steps towards your own financial goals.

Connect with Kitti sisters:

Instagram: www.instagram.com/thekittisisters/

Website: https://thekittisisters.com/

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In this conversation, Jim interviews Corey Geary about his journey as an entrepreneur and his expertise in the cryptocurrency space. Corey shares how he got into real estate and how it saved his life, leading him to explore the world of cryptocurrency. He emphasizes the importance of treating crypto as an asset class and becoming a student of the industry. Corey also discusses the potential returns in crypto and the different ways to generate passive income.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Crypto as an Asset Class: Corey emphasizes treating cryptocurrency as an asset class rather than a speculative investment. Similar to real estate or stocks, understanding market cycles, conducting due diligence, and continuous learning are essential.
  • Diversification and Risk Management: Corey advocates for a diversified approach based on individual risk tolerance and financial goals.
  • Education and Engagement: Corey's strategy involves a "done with you" approach, emphasizing education and empowerment. Clients are guided on how to manage their investments actively, rather than passively handing over funds.

Whether you're looking at well-established cryptocurrencies like Ethereum or exploring newer options like Pulse Chain, Corey's commitment to education and empowerment can help steer you toward making informed choices and potentially earning returns.

Connect with Corey Geary:

Instagram: @thecoreygeary

Website: https://www.novationnation.com/

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In this conversation, Jim interviews Jeremiah Broz, a serial entrepreneur, about his journey and experiences in business. They discuss topics such as persistence, hard work, and the importance of being an owner. Jeremiah shares his background in blue-collar work and how it shaped his entrepreneurial mindset. They also talk about the value of knocking on doors, providing excellent service, and the tension to create and provide.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Persistence, Tenacity, and Continuous Learning: Entrepreneurs need persistence and tenacity to overcome failures. Continuous learning and personal growth are essential for long-term success, requiring constant innovation and rethinking.
  • Effective Strategies and Passion for Service: Success involves taking risks, using growth strategies like direct engagement and excellent service, and having a deep desire to create, provide, and serve others.
  • Building Assets and Networking: Build assets and residual income for security. Networking with successful individuals offers motivation and insights. Aim for sustainable growth and positive impact while staying curious and passionate.

Entrepreneurs must be willing to learn continuously, adapt to new challenges, and innovate in all aspects of their business. By taking calculated risks, focusing on effective growth strategies, and maintaining a deep-seated desire to serve others, they can achieve long-term success and create a positive impact.

Connect with Jeremiah:

Youtube: www.youtube.com/@energy.advantage

Website: www.advantageroofingandsolar.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/energyadvantageRS

Instagram: www.instagram.com/energyadvantageroofnsolar

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00In this episode, Zach Lemaster shares his journey from being an optometrist to becoming a full-time real estate investor and co-founder of Rent to Retirement. He emphasizes the importance of taking action and not getting stuck in analysis paralysis. Zach explains the concept of turnkey investing and how Rent to Retirement helps investors build their own real estate portfolios in different markets across the country.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Strategic Market Selection: Zach explains the importance of identifying and investing in the best real estate markets nationwide, emphasizing factors like cash flow potential, appreciation, and overall ROI.
  • Turnkey Real Estate Investing: Discover how Rent to Retirement helps investors by providing a fully managed, turnkey solution for acquiring and managing properties, allowing for passive income generation without the usual hassles of property management.
  • Actionable Investment Advice: Zach shares practical tips on how to overcome common barriers to entry in real estate investing, such as analysis paralysis and lack of knowledge, urging listeners to take calculated risks and leverage expert guidance.

Jim and Zach Lemaster deliver a masterclass on building wealth through real estate investment, emphasizing actionable strategies and the importance of a turnkey approach. Their discussion reveals the value of leveraging expert systems to achieve financial independence.

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This is the first drop in a new series: Breakaway Success Stories. These are episodes where Jim talks with CreateTailwind clients who have experienced extraordinary success by using infinite banking.

In this series, we will explore how a person uses their infinite banking system, what lessons were learned along the way, what mistakes to avoid, what worked well, and take us through their own journey so you have real world examples of what a powerful system this can be for you.

In this conversation, Jim interviews Greg Chaplain, a successful real estate agent and member of CreateTailwind. Greg shares his journey into infinite banking and how it has helped him overcome financial challenges and accumulate wealth.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Diversified Investment Strategies: Greg explains how he utilized IBC for tax savings, cash-flowing rental properties, and real estate syndications, highlighting the flexibility and benefits of IBC in different investment avenues.
  • Overcoming Paradigm Shifts: Greg discusses the initial hesitations and misconceptions about IBC and emphasizes the importance of having a supportive network, such as Create Tailwind, to guide and educate.
  • Real-world Applications: Through specific examples, Greg demonstrates how IBC has enabled him to effectively manage and grow his wealth, providing a blueprint for listeners interested in leveraging IBC for financial freedom.

Connect with Greg:

Website: www.realestatehometeam.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/realestatehometeam

Instagram: www.instagram.com/realestatehometeam

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In this conversation, Jim and Evan Marks discover their common backgrounds and experiences in investing. They explore the importance of coaching and how it can help individuals overcome negative emotions that stand in the way of success. They emphasize the need to acknowledge and address these emotions to make positive behavior changes. They also discuss the role of affirmations and small behavior changes in reprogramming the brain and creating new experiences.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Mindset and Neuroplasticity: Learn how adopting an opportunistic mindset and leveraging neuroplasticity can reshape your brain and propel you toward success, even in the face of adversity.
  • The Role of Gratitude: Discover the tangible benefits of practicing gratitude, as Marks shares his own skepticism-turned belief in the transformative power of gratitude exercises.
  • Addressing and Overcoming Trauma: Understand the importance of recognizing and addressing past trauma to unlock potential and achieve a fulfilling life, both personally and professionally.

Evan's journey from Wall Street to coaching high performers underscores the profound impact of resilience, mindset, and gratitude on both personal and financial success.

Remember, achieving financial freedom isn't just about numbers—it's about cultivating the right mindset and making conscious choices every day.

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In this episode, Jenn and Joe Delle Fave share their journey from working 9-to-5 jobs to becoming full-time real estate investors. They started with one rental property at a time and eventually discovered creative financing as a way to scale their business without relying on traditional bank loans. They explain how they bought properties with little to no money down and negotiated terms with sellers, allowing them to cash flow and receive backend payments.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Creative Financing Mastery: Jenn and Joe discuss their transition from conventional real estate transactions to using creative financing methods, enabling them to acquire properties without traditional bank loans.
  • Financial Independence Strategy: The Delle Fave’s explain how they escaped the constraints of their 9-to-5 jobs through strategic real estate investments, emphasizing the importance of cash flow, zero-interest mortgages, and minimizing out-of-pocket expenses.
  • Coaching and Empowerment: Highlighting their success, Jenn and Joe now coach others in real estate investing, offering practical advice and insights on achieving similar financial freedom.

Listen to Jenn and Joe Delle Fave's inspiring story to understand how you can apply creative financing strategies to transform your financial future.

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In this conversation, Jim Oliver interviews Brian Bogert, a coach and speaker known as the 'one-second psychologist' and 'heart surgeon without a blade.' Brian shares his personal story of overcoming adversity and finding his true purpose. He discusses the importance of moving beyond past traumas and limiting beliefs to create a vision for the future.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Waste to Wealth Methodology: Brian Bogert introduces the Waste to Wealth methodology, comprising five pillars aimed at uncovering and eliminating hidden obstacles within individuals and organizations.
  • Transformational Coaching: Brian discusses his unique approach to coaching, emphasizing the importance of raising consciousness and recognizing unconscious patterns that dictate one's life.
  • The Power of Choice: Brian received an invaluable lesson from his father about the power of choice. He learned that we all have at least two options in every situation. This insight highlights the importance of taking ownership and making deliberate decisions to create positive change.

Through Bogert's profound insights and Oliver's insightful questions, this episode provided listeners with actionable strategies to navigate life's challenges, cultivate resilience, and pursue their path to success.

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In this conversation, Jim interviews Chris Johnsen, a business lawyer and entrepreneur. They discuss topics such as trusts, estate planning, patterns of success, and the importance of mindset. Chris shares his journey from being a partner at a big law firm to starting his own businesses.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Patterns of Success: Johnsen emphasizes the significance of cultivating patterns of success from a young age. He reflects on his upbringing, highlighting the importance of frugality, financial education, and the ability to defer gratification to secure future success.
  • Entrepreneurial Journey: Transitioning from a successful career in a prestigious law firm, Johnsen discusses the pivotal moment that led him to start his own businesses. By leveraging virtual platforms and embracing a nationwide approach, he offers legal services tailored to entrepreneurs and businesses across various sectors.
  • Estate Planning and Asset Protection: With a focus on the intersection of financial strategies and legal expertise, Johnsen gets into the importance of estate planning and asset protection. He discusses proactive legal measures in safeguarding wealth and navigating complex financial landscapes.

Chris's law firm exemplifies the modern approach to legal services, emphasizing talent over location. For those seeking legal counsel and financial wisdom, check them out!

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In this episode, Julie Hawley, founder of The Conscious Investor, shares her journey from being a teacher to becoming a successful real estate investor and coach. She emphasizes the importance of health, mindset, and wealth in achieving true wealth and fulfillment.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Diversify Investments: Julie advocates for diversifying investment portfolios beyond single-family homes into apartment complexes and assisted living communities, offering greater financial stability and growth potential.
  • Prioritize Holistic Wellness: Julie underscores the significance of nurturing health, mindset, and wealth in tandem, recognizing their interconnectedness for achieving a balanced and fulfilling life.
  • Embrace Faith and Purpose: Julie's journey highlights the power of faith and purpose in driving personal growth and success. By decoupling outcomes and aligning vertically, individuals can navigate challenges with resilience and conviction.

To wrap up, Julie Holly shares her journey from education to real estate entrepreneurship, emphasizing the importance of diversifying investments and prioritizing holistic wellness. Her insights into faith, purpose, and the interconnectedness of health, mindset, and wealth offer valuable lessons for listeners seeking financial freedom and personal growth.

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In this episode, Jim sits with Tiffany Mittal, multifamily owner operator, and founder of Utility Ranger, discussing her journey in the real estate industry and the importance of PropTech. She shares her experience of stumbling into creating a solution for real estate investors with smaller portfolios who want to get a handle on their expenses.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • PropTech Explained: Tiffany discusses PropTech as property technology, simplifying complex real estate solutions into user-friendly platforms.
  • Navigating Real Estate Transitions: Delving into her relocation from San Diego to Florida, Tiffany discusses the challenges and opportunities in transitioning multifamily portfolios, particularly in response to changing regulations.
  • Innovating Small-Scale Ownership: Embracing a mission to empower small-scale real estate owners, Tiffany outlines Utility Ranger's approach to democratizing access to value-adding utility management, echoing principles of empowerment and level playing fields.

We invite you to take the insights Jim and Tiffany shared and apply them to your own journey in real estate entrepreneurship.

With a focus on treating your ventures like true businesses, leveraging utility billing for increased profitability, and ensuring that all investors, regardless of size, have access to the tools they need to succeed, you'll be well-equipped to navigate the complexities of the market.

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In this episode, Matt Rod shares his unusual journey to financial independence through buying and selling online businesses. Matt was the first in his family to skip the 9-to-5 job and go directly into business for himself. Matt talks to us about the advantages of online businesses and how he and his wife leveraged their strategies to attain financial freedom.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Cash Flow First: Filter out all the noise about what to focus on in business and focus on cash flow. This alone will lead you to success.
  • Online Businesses Offer Unique Advantages: Learn to leverage the internet for higher profit margins, geographical flexibility, and the ability to reach niche markets without the constraints of traditional brick-and-mortar operations.
  • Believe in Yourself: Matt and his wife knew from an early age that they didn’t want to work in a regular job, but it took vision, grit and determination. It’s more important to believe in yourself than to get the “right” opportunity.

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Ken Freeman discuss various investment strategies and the importance of financial education. They highlight the pitfalls of common investment advice and emphasize the need for a personalized approach based on income levels. They also explore the concepts of velocity and volume in wealth building and the benefits of functional education.Jim and Nick explore the meaning and impact of true education. The conversation concludes with a discussion on financial independence and the value of learning from credible sources.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Personalize Your Investment Strategies: Your income level should determine your investment approach. Learn to tailor your strategy to get optimal results.
  • Velocity and Volume: Smart investors prioritize velocity and volume to get returns and cash flow.
  • Building Your System: Learning how to build something is different than building it yourself - and that difference is the key to meaningful knowledge.

Remember to tailor your investment strategies, prioritize velocity and volume in wealth building, and seek credible sources for your financial education.

Stay tuned for more valuable insights on achieving financial independence and building lasting wealth.

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In this conversation, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss the importance of stretching one's vision and mindset. Quitting guarantees failure and that there is no scenario in which quitting leads to success. Our two hosts draw inspiration from JD Rockefeller, who grew up poor but had a vision of becoming the richest man in the world.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Quitting guarantees failure: Using analogies from boxing, football, and literature, Oliver and Kosko drive home the point that quitting always results in loss, regardless of the context.
  • Vision and mindset are paramount: Inspired by the story of JD Rockefeller, who envisioned himself as the world's wealthiest man despite humble beginnings, the hosts stress the significance of having a clear vision and unwavering commitment to it.
  • The power of progress and motivation: Jim and Nick underscore the need to continuously make progress towards one's vision while staying motivated, despite inevitable obstacles and setbacks.

The episode concludes with a reminder that it’s how you think that makes the difference. Learn to cultivate a mindset of growth and resilience, take on challenges as opportunities to get to where you want to go!

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, Joel Friedland, an industrial real estate broker and syndicator, discusses the unique aspects of industrial real estate and its connection to the trucking industry. He explains the benefits of all-cash deals and the importance of avoiding excessive debt.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Industrial Real Estate Defined: Industrial buildings are distinguished by their loading docks, catering to manufacturing and distribution businesses. Unlike retail or office spaces, industrial properties are essential for various industries but often go unnoticed by the general public.
  • Immunity to Economic Cycles: Friedland explains how industrial real estate, intertwined with the trucking industry, exhibits resilience to economic downturns. The constant demand for warehouse space, driven by e-commerce and manufacturing, ensures stability even during uncertain times.
  • Investment Strategy: Friedland's unique investment approach involves syndication and focuses on all-cash deals with zero debt. By avoiding leverage, he aims to prioritize cash flow and long-term wealth preservation for both himself and his investors.

From uncovering the nuances of market trends to deciphering the strategies that lead to sustainable growth, Joel has provided us with a wealth of knowledge to ponder and apply in our own investment journey.

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, Jim has a candid conversation with Bryan Sallmen. From battling personal demons to building a successful business empire, Bryan shares his journey from the depths of addiction to the heights of success. Bryan's story is one of triumph over adversity.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Overcoming Adversity: Bryan's journey is a testament to the power of resilience. Despite facing a lot of challenges, including the loss of his mother and full out addiction, Bryan persevered and turned his life around.
  • Value-Based Selling: Bryan shares his approach to sales that catapulted him to success. By focusing on the customer's needs and delivering exceptional service, Bryan changed his life and business.
  • Living Authentically: Being an "open book" highlights the importance of honesty and transparency in both personal and professional life.

This episode offers valuable insights into the power of resilience, the art of salesmanship, and the importance of living authentically. Join Jim and Bryan as they explore the keys to success and fulfillment in life and business.

Remember, success often lies not in the absence of challenges, but in the courage to face them head-on.

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, Jim Oliver engages in a conversation with Brett Snodgrass, a seasoned real estate investor. Snodgrass shares insights into his journey, from being a teacher's son in Indiana to becoming a successful business owner in the real estate industry.

The episode focuses on strategies like seller financing and creative financing, revealing opportunities for listeners in the current market.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • ‘Subject To’ Deals Demystified: Explore the concept of "Subject To" deals, where the focus is not only on the financial gains but also on serving individuals facing challenges. Brett sheds light on how these deals can be a win-win for both investors and distressed homeowners.
  • Impact of Faith in Business: The conversation explores Snodgrass's journey of integrating faith into his business practices. He highlights the importance of humility, putting others first, and making decisions with integrity. This unique approach has contributed to the success of his real estate ventures.
  • Seller Financing Game Changer: Snodgrass introduces the concept of seller financing on the buying end, showcasing its potential as a game-changer. He discusses a scenario where charging higher interest rates than the prevailing market rates results in a significant long-term financial advantage.

Brett's journey from being a teacher's son to a successful real estate entrepreneur serves as inspiration for anyone looking to break away from the ordinary and explore new avenues of wealth creation.

His emphasis on humility, putting others first, and making business decisions with integrity adds a unique dimension to his success.

Question: We've explored creative financing and the impact of faith in real estate with Brett Snodgrass. What's the most creative strategy or principle you've applied in your real estate journey, and how did it shape your success?

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss the concept of volume negating luck and how taking consistent action leads to success. They emphasize the importance of learning from failures, adapting to challenges, and not being afraid to fail. They also highlight the power of visualization, persistence, and enjoying the journey.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Consistent Action and Embracing Failure Lead to Success: Success is achieved through persistent effort over time, coupled with an acceptance of failure as a natural part of the learning process. By taking consistent action and learning from setbacks, individuals can progress towards their goals.
  • Adaptability and Enjoying the Process are Crucial for Growth: Adapting to challenges and maintaining a positive outlook are essential for personal and professional development. By embracing change and finding fulfillment in the journey, individuals can navigate obstacles more effectively and continue to grow.
  • Overcoming Excuses and Taking Proactive Steps: Visualization, persistence, and overcoming excuses are vital components of goal achievement. By visualizing success, persistently pursuing objectives, and taking proactive steps despite challenges, individuals can overcome obstacles and realize their aspirations.

This episode underscores the importance of a proactive and resilient mindset in navigating the journey towards success, both in business and in life.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction and Golf Banter

01:13 Volume Negates Luck

04:20 Taking Action and Embracing Failure

05:01 Consistency and Finding What Works

06:24 Learning from Mistakes and Iterating

08:01 Volume Negates Skill

09:11 Comparisons and Excuses

11:12 Learning from Failures and Successes

13:05 Forgiving Mistakes and Moving Forward

14:06 Overcoming Excuses and Time Constraints

18:02 Adapting and Improvising

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7In this episode, host Jim Oliver talks with guests Corey Geary and Dane Bollwinkel about the revolutionary implications of cryptocurrency. As they explore the essence of crypto, the conversation unfolds into the importance of self-sovereignty, permissionless transactions, and the potential for financial freedom. The hosts share personal experiences, emphasizing the significance of being one's own bank and avoiding the pitfalls of centralized exchanges.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Cryptocurrency's Philosophical Essence: Cryptocurrency, at its core, embodies a philosophy of self-sovereignty and permissionless transactions, aiming to liberate individuals from traditional financial constraints.
  • Risk Awareness in Decentralization: The hosts stress the importance of self-custody, particularly given recent incidents like FTX. Corey and Dane urge listeners to secure their assets in personal wallets to mitigate potential vulnerabilities.
  • Breaking Free from Financial Norms: By recognizing the limitations of the existing monetary paradigm and strategically approaching investments, listeners can pave the way for a more financially liberated future.

As we conclude our exploration of cryptocurrency, remember that in this rapidly evolving landscape, knowledge is your greatest asset. Seize the opportunities, mitigate the risks, and join us in shaping the future of decentralized finance.

Question: What steps are you taking to ensure your financial sovereignty and security in the world of cryptocurrency?

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In this episode, our host Jim Oliver talks with guest Chris Larsen, founder of Next-Level Income, shares insights from his journey, emphasizing the importance of taking action and pursuing financial independence.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Building Passive Income Streams: Larsen discusses his transition from a successful career in the medical device field to real estate investing. Fueled by a desire for freedom, he strategically built passive income streams through real estate syndications.
  • Operational Real Estate: Addressing the impact of interest rates, Larsen explores real estate sectors resilient to market fluctuations. He advocates for operational real estate, such as mobile home parks and senior housing, highlighting their ability to generate consistent cash flow and withstand changing interest rate environments.
  • Cycling Analogies: Drawing parallels between cycling and investing, the conversation weaves through the discipline, planning, and adaptability required for success in both arenas.

Remember, successful investing requires a combination of informed decision-making, demographic analysis, and a flexible strategy. Whether you're exploring multifamily real estate or considering opportunities in senior affordable housing, the key is to understand the trends, anticipate market movements, and position yourself for success.

Question: Are there specific real estate strategies you're excited to explore or questions you'd like us to address in future episodes? Drop your thoughts in the comments, and let's continue this conversation together!

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In this episode, Jim engages in a conversation with Anthony Thompson, a coach and influential figure in Jim's morning devotional group. Anthony shares his life journey, starting from a challenging upbringing in South Chicago to finding his way through being a celebrity PR professional in LA and eventually rediscovering faith. He emphasizes the importance of aligning decisions with one's beliefs and preparing for the future.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Devotionals and Impact: Learn about the impact of Anthony's morning devotionals. His unique approach connects principles from secular books, like "Seven Habits of Highly Effective People," as well as biblical teachings making it relatable and impactful for everyone.
  • Coaching and Distractions: Anthony delves into his coaching approach, emphasizing the importance of identifying distractions that hinder personal or professional growth. He uses the analogy of a basketball player's "spots" to illustrate how the devil attacks individuals in their areas of greatest value.
  • Business Lessons and Humility: Anthony shares a business failure in Australia, highlighting the importance of humility and seeking wise counsel. He encourages leaders to recognize when to prioritize revenue generation before revisiting other aspects of their goals.

This episode provides valuable insights into overcoming challenges, finding authenticity, developing confidence, navigating distractions, learning from failures, and the importance of humility in leadership and personal development.

Question: What areas in your life or business do you find yourself facing distractions, and how can you refocus on your strengths to overcome them?

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In this conversation, Jim Oliver interviews Jeff Lerner, an entrepreneur and founder of Entree Institute. Jeff shares his journey from being a jazz musician to becoming a successful entrepreneur. He emphasizes the importance of entrepreneurship as a path to financial freedom and challenges the traditional notion of working a job for 40 years and retiring with a nest egg.

Jeff addresses the barriers people face when considering entrepreneurship, such as money, time, ability, and the opinions of others. He encourages individuals to overcome these obstacles and pursue entrepreneurship as a means to create the life they desire.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Embracing Entrepreneurship: Jeff advocates for entrepreneurship as a path to financial freedom and fulfillment, emphasizing the requisite skills and mindset for success.
  • Navigating Challenges: Jim and Jeff address common obstacles to entrepreneurship, underscoring the need for a strong "why" to overcome financial constraints, self-doubt, and fear of judgment.
  • Taking Action: Both stress the significance of commitment and action in achieving goals, urging individuals to step out of comfort zones and invest in personal growth.

Whether you're facing financial constraints, doubts, or fears of judgment, know that a strong 'why' can propel you forward. By stepping out of your comfort zone and investing in your personal growth, you'll pave the way for a fulfilling and prosperous entrepreneurial journey.

Chapters:

00:00 - Introduction and Background

02:12 - Early Life and Pursuit of Music

06:18 -Transition to Entrepreneurship

09:13 - The Importance of Entrepreneurship

19:44 -Barriers to Entrepreneurship

25:27 - Belief in Personal Potential

30:10 - The Flawed System and the Need for Entrepreneurship

34:47 - How to Find Jeff Lerner

38:19 -The Importance of Financial Freedom

41:56 -The Goal of Freedom

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In this episode, Jim and Nick delve into their own experiences of learning and education, drawing parallels between traditional schooling and the self-driven learning required for financial success. They explore the concept of having a compelling "why" in learning and emphasize the value of understanding the purpose behind acquiring knowledge.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Importance of Knowing "Why": The hosts stress the significance of understanding the purpose behind learning. They share insights into their own learning journeys, highligting the difference between rote learning and true understanding.

  • Engagement in Learning: Drawing from personal experiences, Jim and Nick discuss how traditional education often lacks engagement and the importance of tying learning to real-world applications.

  • Future of the CreateTailwind Community: Jim and Nick discuss the plans to provide diverse learning opportunities, bringing in experts to offer courses on various subjects, and catering to members at different stages of their financial journey.

The CreateTailwind Community is designed to be your guide on the path to financial mastery.

Visit community.createtailwind.com to access the community, engage in valuable discussions, and explore a wealth of knowledge from experts in various fields.

Question: What's one financial goal you're committed to achieving this year, and what steps are you taking to make it happen?

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, host Jim Oliver engages in a conversation with Ben Reinberg, founder of Alliance Consolidated Group of Companies. Reinberg shares insights into his three-decade journey in commercial real estate, highlighting the launch of the Alliance Medical Property Fund.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Commercial Real Estate Marathon: Reinberg emphasizes that commercial real estate is a marathon, not a sprint. He stresses the importance of experience, transparency, and the ability to hold properties through market fluctuations.
  • Investing in Medical Properties: The discussion delves into the resilience of medical properties as an asset class. Reinberg points out that the human body's perpetual need for healthcare ensures consistent rent payments, making medical real estate a reliable investment.
  • Conservative Investing: As the conversation touches on potential economic challenges, Reinberg advises listeners to adopt a conservative approach.

The conversation with Ben Reinberg leaves us with insights from a three-decade journey tied to the principles of experience, transparency, and the steadfast ability to weather the storms of the market.

Remember, wealth creation is a journey, not a destination. Stay tuned for more episodes packed with valuable insights to help you break away towards financial success.

Question: What aspect of commercial real estate investment intrigues you the most, and how do you navigate challenges in your own investment journey?

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In this episode, Jim Oliver sits down with the remarkable King Khang, who shares an extraordinary journey from living in a mud hut in Vietnam to achieving a monthly income of $350,000. The conversation dives into Khang's unconventional path to success and how he broke away from conventional norms to create his own wealth.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • The Immigrant Advantage: Khang's journey echoes the relentless work ethic of immigrants, transforming challenges into opportunities. Witnessing struggles back home, he hustled his way to success, breaking norms and shaping his American dream.
  • From Dropout to Real Estate Maven: Khang's bold departure from high school paved an unconventional path. Rejecting traditional education, he plunged into real estate, crafting his success story. Discover how this dropout defied expectations and found riches beyond the classroom.
  • Wholesaling Wisdom: Khang's pivot from fix-and-flip to wholesaling became a pivotal moment. Unveil the secrets of finding distressed properties, mastering negotiations, and the game-changing move that pocketed him $28,000 in just 15 days. It's the playbook for real estate triumphs!

Whether you're navigating the world of real estate or charting your own unexplored territory, let Khang's story be a point of inspiration. Embrace the challenges, shatter expectations, and craft your narrative—one that echoes with the echoes of triumph against the odds.

Question: What unconventional step or mindset shift are you inspired to take in your own life or career?

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In this Breakaway Wealth podcast episode, Jim sits with Alex Ottewell, founder of One World Petroleum, delving into Ottewell's journey from the real estate industry to oil and gas. Born in England, Ottewell moved to the US at nine, entered real estate at 19, and later transitioned to the oil and gas industry.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Real Estate Ventures: Alex emphasizes the significance of timing and building relationships with banks and certificate holders during the real estate crisis.
  • Opportunities for Investors: Alex outlines two primary ways for investors to participate: Debt model which involves lending to the projects, providing a fixed return with minimal involvement in the operational aspects; and Direct ownership which offers higher returns but involves participating in profits and potential losses, requiring a higher level of engagement.
  • Tax Benefits in Oil and Gas: Ownership in oil and gas ventures can provide tax breaks, with a focus on proven, developed, producing assets offering an 18% annual tax credit. Alex discusses significant tax benefits, including up to 90% tax credits for certain activities such as workovers and drilling.

Remember, success leaves clues, and today, Alex shared valuable insights from his journey, as he broke away from the herd and found opportunities in a unique space.

Whether you're considering debt models, direct interest partnerships, or exploring tax-efficient investment avenues, Alex's experiences offer a wealth of information.

Question: What aspect of the oil and gas industry intrigues you the most, and how do you think it could play a role in your investment portfolio?

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In this episode, Jim Oliver talks with Chris Younger, the CEO and co-founder of a financial services firm in Denver. Together, they explore the intricacies of wealth generation, success, and investment.

From the scenic landscapes of Colorado to the complexities of selling a business, this episode offers knowledge for our business-minded audience.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Strategic Wealth Generation: Chris Younger emphasizes the importance of strategic planning for business owners, encouraging them to consider their exit strategy years in advance, which can optimize the value of the business.
  • Navigating the Investment Landscape: The conversation delves into the evolving investment landscape, discussing current market trends for private equity firms, strategic buyers, and alternative financing options.
  • Family Office Wisdom: Chris shares the concept of a family office and its pivotal role in managing wealth. The focus extends beyond mere investment management, emphasizing tax planning, risk analysis, and the long-term protection of generational wealth.

This episode promises a deep dive into the world of wealth creation, offering practical advice and strategic insights for business owners and investors alike.

Tune in and elevate your understanding of success and financial well-being!

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, host Jim Oliver engages in a captivating conversation with real estate expert Pace Morby. The episode delves into Pace's journey from a blue-collar background to building an impressive real estate portfolio of 2000 doors, valued in the hundreds of millions. Pace shares pivotal moments, like his transition from a contractor to a real estate entrepreneur, crediting his success to the mentorship of Bethany.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Learning from Mentors: Pace emphasizes the importance of seeking mentorship to accelerate one's learning curve. He shares experiences of learning framing from a skilled individual, later applying the same principle when venturing into real estate, guided by Bethany's expertise.

  • Collaboration Over Competition: They emphasize the importance of collaboration and sharing knowledge rather than hoarding information. The idea of the "helper's high" suggests that the emotional rewards of assisting others can be just as fulfilling as financial gains.

  • Subject To Strategy: Pace explains Subject To Strategy, a method of acquiring properties without using cash, credit, or credentials. It involves taking over payments on properties from motivated sellers, creating opportunities for profit without traditional financing methods.

Remember, the key to success in wealth generation, success, and investment often lies in a combination of strategic thinking, collaboration, and innovative approaches to financing. By adopting such strategies, listeners can gain valuable insights for their wealth-building journey.

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and co-host Nick Kosko build off of episode 271 where they identified the problems of the current banking system, and now explore traditional solutions that fall short and introduce a reverse funnel approach.

Three Key Takeaways:

  • The Reverse Funnel Concept: Jim and Nick introduce the concept of a reverse funnel, emphasizing the need to start building assets early on. Unlike the traditional approach of accumulating wealth and then drawing it down in retirement, the reverse funnel involves continuously building assets that generate cash flow
  • Choosing Assets Over Instruments: The discussion shifts to the importance of choosing assets over financial instruments, with an emphasis on real estate, businesses, and other income-generating opportunities.
  • The Role of Dividend-Paying Mutual Life Insurance Companies: They discuss the unique privileges dividend-paying mutual life insurance companies offer.

Listen to the full episode as Jim and Nick provide a roadmap for the audience to shift from a fear-based, scarcity mindset to a proactive approach focused on building assets and achieving financial independence.

Question: What unconventional financial strategies or mindset shifts have you embraced on your journey to financial freedom, and how have they transformed your approach to wealth building?

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In this episode, Kyle Bourne discusses his journey from Orlando to Louisville, the challenges of moving during COVID, and his unique approach to the senior housing industry. He shares insights into his company, Unbridled Living, which targets the active adult sector for a distinct and innovative investment strategy. Three Key Takeaways:

  • An Innovative Approach to Senior Housing: Kyle's company, Unbridled Living, specializes in the active adult sector, providing a hybrid of multifamily living and independent living for individuals. The approach combines affordability and independence for those not ready for full care services.
  • Solving Affordability: Bourne elaborates on the lucrative investment potential in transforming distressed senior housing into vibrant active adult communities. This approach highlights a unique strategy that benefits both investors and the senior population
  • The Pillars of Success: The discussion emphasizes the importance of foundational values such as integrity, perseverance, and servant leadership in the realm of business and investments.

"As Nelson Nash said, 'You have to build long-term. Everything in my life that people have chased short term has never worked out well for them.'" - Kyle Bourne

Question: What aspect of the active adult sector in senior housing resonates with you the most? Is it the affordability, the focus on independence, or the long-term investment strategy?

Connect with Kyle Bourne: Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/rkylebourne

Website: www.unbridledliv.com

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In this episode, Jim talks with financial advisor and wealth manager Eric Brotman. With almost 30 years of experience, Eric shares insights on financial literacy, empowering families, and the unique approach he takes.

Three Key Takeaways:

  • Purposeful Financial Planning: It’s critical to utilize financial planning that goes beyond managing assets and instead using a more holistic approach.
  • Tax Diversification: Be wary of the potential pitfalls of traditional retirement planning, particularly the assumption that tax rates will be the same or lower in the future.
  • Generational Shifts: With each new generation, we are seeing shifts in financial perspectives. Learn how Gen Xers differ from Gen Z, and what those of us who are older can learn from the newer generation.

The conversation also delves into the evolution of employer-sponsored plans, with Eric challenging the conventional 401(k) approach.

Remember, Breakaway Wealth is here to guide you towards financial empowerment and success. Question: Have you ever reevaluated your approach to retirement planning in light of changing financial landscapes and tax considerations? Share your thoughts on embracing financial freedom and any strategies you've explored to navigate the evolving landscape of wealth generation.

Connect with Eric Brotman: Website: www.brotmanmedia.com / www.brotmanconsultinggroup.com

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bfgfa/

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In this Breakaway Wealth podcast episode, hosts Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko dive into the core principles of Infinite Banking Concept (IBC). They start by addressing common misconceptions about IBC, emphasizing the importance of simplicity in understanding financial concepts, and pepper the conversation with references to financial thought leaders and real-life examples. Three Key Takeaways:

  • Misconceptions about Infinite Banking and Wealth Strategies: Jim and Nick examine the pitfalls of widely accepted advice from financial experts like Dave Ramsey and Susie Orman, underscoring the importance of understanding the true cost of cash and the impact of financial decisions on wealth accumulation.
  • Control and Simplicity: Jim and Nick stress the significance of control in financial matters. They argue that individuals need to simplify financial strategies, combat misinformation, and regain control over their wealth.
  • Understanding the Mechanics of Financial Systems: Jim and Nick discuss how the financial system operates, particularly the roles of depositor, borrower, and bank owner.

Remember, you can't win the financial Monopoly with your money sitting on the side of the board. It's about putting your money in motion, and with Infinite Banking, you become the conductor of your financial symphony.

Until next time, keep building your wealth, one smart decision at a time.

Question: What financial strategies or insights have resonated with you the most, and how do you plan to incorporate them into your wealth-building journey?

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In this episode, Jim Oliver talks with Troy Eckard, a seasoned expert in the investment world. He takes us on a journey through his 38-year career, sharing valuable insights into the oil and gas and mineral rights space, peppering us with great insights and advice from an insider point of view. Three Key Takeaways:

  • Mineral Rights as Passive Income Source: Troy breaks down the benefits of direct ownership in wells, pipelines, and mineral rights.
  • The Who Factor: There are significant pitfalls of the oil and gas industry and Troy highlights the significance of carefully choosing investment partners and resources, particularly in this space.
  • Mineral Rights and Wealth Generation: Troy provides insights into the world of mineral rights as a wealth generation strategy.

Remember, successful investing requires education, patience, and aligning with the right experts. As you navigate the complexities of wealth generation, keep the long-term vision in mind and consider the principles outlined in "Good to Great" to guide your journey.

Question: What's your go-to book or resource that has significantly influenced your investment philosophy, and how has it shaped your financial decisions?

Connect with Troy:

Website: www.EckardEnterprises.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/eckardenterprises

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/company/eckard-enterprises

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Welcome to another episode of Breakaway wealth! Today, Jim has a special guest, DJ Van Keuren, who has significant experience working with ultra-wealthy individuals. In this episode, we explore how the ultra-wealthy think about money and what they do with their wealth. Three Key Takeaways:

  1. The Importance of Real Estate: DJ emphasizes the significance of real estate as a wealth-building asset. It's a timeless strategy that has created millionaires and billionaires for generations.
  2. Education is Key: Families with substantial wealth often struggle to navigate the complex world of investments. Educating oneself and future generations is crucial to making good decisions and preserving wealth over time.
  3. Bet on Yourself: DJ shares a valuable lesson learned from working with ultra-wealthy individuals. They surround themselves with smart advisors, but at the end of the day, they bet on themselves and take responsibility for financial decisions and outcomes.

Remember, it's not just about making money; it's about preserving and growing it for future generations.

Start with educating yourself and consider real estate as a solid investment choice. And as always, the journey to wealth begins with the decision to take control of your financial future.

Question: Can you share a moment when you had to 'bet on yourself' and what you learned from that experience regarding wealth and risk management? Share your insights and experiences with us!

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Today, Jim sits with Charles Carillo who’s born into a real estate investing family, learning the ropes from his father, who has been a multifamily investor since 1984. Charles started his own real estate journey in 2006 with a house hack, buying a three-family property that helped cover most of his mortgage. He continued to invest in residential properties, gradually transitioning to commercial real estate in 2009 with a small five-unit property. Since 2012, Charles has been focusing on larger apartment buildings and has been involved with syndication since 2018. Three Key Takeaways:

  1. Diversification and Wealth Preservation: Charles emphasizes the importance of diversifying investments to protect your wealth from the erosive effects of inflation. Real estate is a tangible asset that can provide stability and long-term growth.
  2. Long-Term Vision: Both Jim and Charles stress the significance of adopting a long-term perspective in real estate investing. Success in real estate often requires patience and the ability to weather market fluctuations.
  3. The 80-20 Principle: Charles highlights the value of the 80-20 principle, where 20% of your efforts yield 80% of the results. Focusing on the most impactful aspects of your real estate investments can lead to greater success.

Remember, success in real estate and wealth generation often comes from a combination of education, strategic thinking, and a long-term perspective. Don't shy away from seizing opportunities, even in uncertain times, and focus on the fundamentals of your investments.

Question: Have you ever applied the 80-20 principle to your real estate investments, and if so, what were the most significant results you achieved?

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, Jim Oliver sits down with Kristian Marquez, the founder and CEO of FinStrat Management. Kristian shares his journey and insights into wealth generation and success. They discuss the importance of starting a business, even at a young age, and the value of aligning your thoughts, actions, habits, and character with your desired destiny.

Three Key Takeaways:

  1. Start with Services That Generate Cash Flow: Kristian highlights the value of beginning a business in an industry that generates cash quickly, such as professional services like accounting and finance, construction, or landscaping.
  2. Value Active Listening: Active listening and understanding the perspectives of others are vital capabilities that build strong relationships.
  3. Legacy Through Relationships: Kristian's life is organized around three core aspects: God, family, and relationships. He emphasizes that legacy is synonymous with the quality of relationships we nurture throughout our lives.

Remember, your thoughts determine your destiny, and by focusing on building meaningful relationships and continually learning, you can achieve your financial goals.

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To connect with Kristian:

www.finstratmgmt.com

Question: Now that we've heard Kristian Marquez's journey and insights on breaking away from the herd and achieving success, we'd like to know: What's the most valuable lesson you've learned from taking a risk or starting your own business?

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In this episode, host Jim Oliver sits down with Whitney Elkins-Hutten, Director of Investor Education at PassiveInvesting.com, to discuss wealth generation through investments in various real estate assets. Whitney shares her insights on a unique investment niche - express car washes - as well as the importance of matching investments to one's goals and personality. 3 Key Takeaways:

  1. Express Car Washes: These can generate substantial cash flow with minimal overhead costs. The subscription model, with customers washing their cars an average of 1.8 times monthly, presents a lucrative opportunity for investors.
  2. Partnering for Success: It is critical to choose a qualified investment partner, especially for those utilizing infinite banking strategies, in order to safeguard your capital and get solid returns.
  3. The Power of Monthly Memberships: Transitioning customers from single-pay transactions to monthly subscriptions is a game changer. This approach can substantially boost cash flow and enhance long-term profitability.

Tune in to learn about Jim and Whitney's insights and expertise in passive investing, how it makes a valuable resource for those looking to break away from traditional investment strategies, and explore new opportunities. Question: What's your most unique or unconventional investment idea or strategy that you've considered trying after hearing about express car washes and infinite banking strategies in this episode?

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, Jim Oliver and cohost Nick Kosko discuss the release of Jim's book, "Make Bank Without the Bank." Jim shares his personal journey and the motivation behind writing this book, emphasizing the importance of achieving financial independence and taking control of your financial life.

3 Key Takeaways

  • Seeking Resistance: Key to success is embracing resistance and challenges in life. Jim shares personal experiences, from street fights as a kid to facing adversity in his career, explaining that overcoming resistance is essential for personal growth and success.
  • The Power of Freedom: Both Jim and Nick stress the desire for freedom that most people share. They discuss the impact of financial noise and distractions in today's world and how their approach, as detailed in the book, offers an alternative path to financial freedom.
  • Turning off the Noise: Jim and Nick advocate for the importance of turning off the financial noise and focusing on specific goals. They encourage listeners to ask questions, seek clarity, and engage in meaningful dialogues to gain a deeper understanding of financial concepts and strategies.

Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions or join the community for further discussions. And, as Jim often says, "You're thinking too small. Whatever you're thinking, it's too small."

Questions: In a world filled with financial noise and distractions, how do you personally stay focused on your financial goals and turn off the noise?

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, host Jim Oliver engages in a thoughtful conversation with guest Rick Yvanovich, who is a master-qualified business coach, author and financial expert. Together, they dig into ideas around finding your direction and making conscious choices, which isn’t always easy in this noisy world.

Tune in to hear how they break it down! 3 Key Takeaways:

  1. Become the Architect of Your Life: You are your brand, and every decision that you make crafts your unique story. Start making choices that construct the life you want to build.
  2. Get a Map: If you are here, and you want to get there. Are you willing to do what it takes to get there or are you waiting for someone else to get you there?
  3. Find Clarity in the Chaos: A lot is happening in the world. It’s easy to get lost in confusion and chaos, even feel stuck. Find a coach that can help you clear the clutter and chart your course.

Tune in to this episode of Breakaway Wealth to gain practical insights from Rick Yvanovich. You’ll benefit from his careful wisdom and unique way of understanding the world.

Question: What small, positive change or discipline can you commit to today that, if consistently practiced over time, could lead to significant improvement in your life or work?

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Jim Oliver and guest Steve Richards delve into wealth generation strategies, emphasizing the importance of a disciplined approach to investments.

3 Key Takeaways:

  1. Strategic Patience: Steve Richards stresses the value of long-term, patient investing, highlighting the compounding effect as a key driver of wealth creation.
  2. Diversification Done Right: The episode explores the art of diversification, providing insights into how to effectively spread risk across different asset classes.
  3. Embracing Uncertainty: Jim and Steve discuss the significance of embracing uncertainty in the world of investments and how adapting to change can lead to success in wealth generation.

Tune in to this insightful conversation and gain valuable knowledge to propel your wealth-building endeavors. Listen to the full episode now on Breakaway Wealth! Question: What's one wealth-building principle from this episode with Steve Richards that you're excited to implement in your financial strategy, and why do you think it'll make a significant impact on your journey to financial success?

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, our host Jim Oliver talks with Rob and Nicole Fuller about their decades of experience in finance, insights on investment strategies, and financial wisdom that have propelled them to extraordinary success.

3 Key Takeaways:

  1. Overcoming Financial Hurdles: Rob and Nicole tell us about their financial challenges and how they transformed the setbacks into stepping stones.

  2. The Power of Strategic Investing: We learn the strategies that enabled the Fullers to multiply their wealth over the years.

  3. Building a Legacy: Rob and Nicole let us in on how they are ensuring their wealth lasts for generations.

Tune in to this episode of Breakaway Wealth for an enriching discussion that goes beyond the numbers and unveils the holistic approach to wealth creation and financial success. Question: What is holding you back from digging into your own strategies and making bold moves? Share your thoughts on what true success means to you in the comments below!

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth we dive in with stock market expert, Chris Vermeulen. You might be thinking, but I thought Infinite Banking doesn’t promote letting money sit in an investment account and just let it grow? Listen in. He reveals his secrets to building and growing a portfolio with a different investment mindset, which veers away from common thinking and will leave you inspired and ready to take action.

3 Key Takeaways:

Technical Analysis for Investment Success: Learn about Chris’ unique re-vesting/investing strategy and how he uses technical analysis to leverage market trends and patterns to build an investment portfolio.

Saving vs. Passive Income: Jim and Chris discuss the importance of creating passive income (and ways to do it) instead of putting money into saving and hoping for the best.

Alternative Investments Unveiled: Chris introduces unconventional yet promising avenues for wealth generation.

Tune in to this episode of Breakaway Wealth to learn about a new way of thinking and unlock the strategies needed to pave your way to financial success.

Question: Jim and Chris emphasize the importance of creating passive income instead of relying solely on saving. What steps can you take right now to start generating passive income and diversify your financial sources?

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In this episode, your host, Jim Oliver, is joined by co-host Nick Kosko. With their usual banter and insight, they dive deep into a thought-provoking discussion about the importance of forward thinking, financial freedom, and the role of a competent guide on your journey to success and wealth generation.

3 Key Takeaways:

  1. Look Forward, Not Back: Jim and Nick break down the habit of looking backward at past mistakes vs. looking forward toward what you’re going for.
  2. Seek Authorities: Just as you would trust a skilled surgeon for brain surgery or an experienced pilot for a flight, Jim and Nick stress the importance of seeking authorities and experts in the field of financial planning and wealth generation.
  3. Wealth is About Time Freedom: Wealth isn't just about money; it's about time freedom. Money provides choices, and choices lead to freedom.

Jim and Nick remind listeners that financial success is within reach, provided you have the right vision, guidance, and determination to keep moving forward. Don't let fear or distractions hold you back; take that first step toward your financial goals today.

Question: Have you caught yourself looking backward and getting stuck in lamenting past mistakes or downturns in the market?

What steps can you take today to shift your focus towards the future, seek authoritative guidance, and ultimately achieve the time freedom that true wealth provides?

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Welcome back to Breakaway Wealth!

Joining us this week is Brittney Fairweather, a courageous and brilliant woman who made the transition from theater to finance. Together, we dive into the world of finance and wealth generation while exploring the intricacies of real estate investing and strategic partnerships.

Brittney's journey is a lesson in embracing change, and she shares invaluable insights for those aiming to leverage their assets wisely.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Diverse Backgrounds Fuel Success: Brittney's journey from theater to finance underscores the importance of varied experiences. Sometimes, the most unexpected shifts can lead to remarkable success.
  • Persistence as the Ultimate Catalyst: Brittney overcame challenges to make it to thriving. In the world of investment, it's not just knowledge that counts; it's the unrelenting commitment to your goals that sets you apart.
  • Storytelling: A Catalyst for Impact: Jim and Brittney discuss the power of telling your story. Whether in theater or finance, sharing your journey is a powerful way to connect, inspire and take bold action toward what matter to you.

Listen to the full episode to delve into the dynamic world of strategic real estate investing, partnerships, and financial empowerment. Tune in to gain actionable insights that can transform your approach to wealth generation and investment success.

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Brittney's transition from theater to finance highlights the power of embracing change. Reflect on areas in your life where you might be resisting change due to familiarity. How could opening up to new possibilities lead to greater success and fulfillment?

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth our host Jim Oliver talks with guest Jim Shiels, a seasoned expert in strategic real estate investing. Together, they discuss how Jim Shiels created a thriving portfolio and built cashflow in a remarkably short period of time.

From debunking traditional money wisdom to unveiling the power of strategic niche focus, this episode unveils the secrets to success in real estate investing and financial freedom.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • Strategic Niche Focus: Jim Shiels emphasizes the significance of carving out a unique expertise and honing it to perfection. By finding a specific niche within real estate, like building rental properties, you can set yourself apart and gain traction faster.
  • Invest in What You Know: Both Jims agree on the importance of investing in what you understand already to minimize risks and enhance returns.. Jim Shiels' journey started with fixer-uppers and evolved into strategic build-to-rent properties.
  • Financial Intelligence & Autonomy: Jim and Jim discuss the vital role financial education, relationship skills, and personal development play in your success.

Listen to the full episode to gain invaluable insights into strategic real estate investing and the path to creating lasting wealth.

Question: What is your unique expertise and investment niche? Can you see how this understanding influenced your financial path?

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It’s all about leveraging our scars, refusing to take no for an answer, and taking opportunity where you can find it with Ryan Zofay.

In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, host Jim Oliver sits down with guest Ryan Zofray, a renowned expert in wealth generation and success through smart investments. Ryan shares his story about the setbacks he experienced in early life and how he overcame them to build the success he is known for. Along the way, he shares insights and wisdom from his journey that will directly benefit you.

3 Key Takeaways:

  • The Power of Diversification: Learn how to balance various assets to secure your financial foundation and set yourself up for success.
  • The Art of Long-Term Vision: How to adopt a long-term investment mindset, understand market trends, and make informed decisions that yield substantial growth.
  • Harnessing Opportunities Amidst Challenges: Explore how to identify lucrative investment opportunities even during uncertain times.

Whether you're an experienced investor or just beginning your wealth-building journey, this episode offers a wealth of practical advice and expert insights to help you achieve breakaway wealth and financial prosperity.

Question: Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting, which of Ryan’s strategies will you adopt to secure your financial future and pave the way to prosperity?

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In this power-packed episode of Breakaway Wealth, our host Jim Oliver sits down with the acclaimed investment guru, Dave Codrea, to unlock the secrets of building lasting wealth and achieving true financial success. Get ready to gain invaluable insights from these two seasoned experts as they delve into the world of wealth generation and investment strategies.

Key Takeaways:

  • Discover the fundamental principles of cultivating a wealth mindset. Dave shares his transformative journey and reveals how adopting the right mindset is the cornerstone of achieving long-term financial prosperity.
  • Learn the art of making smart investment decisions from the best in the business. Jim and Dave break down complex investment concepts into practical, actionable steps that any professional can implement to maximize their returns.
  • Uncover the secrets of identifying lucrative opportunities and managing risks in the ever-changing landscape of investments. Find out how to strike the perfect balance between risk and reward to secure your financial future.
  • Dave shares his time-tested strategies for generating passive income streams that work for you even while you sleep. Discover how to create a diversified portfolio that paves the way for a life of financial freedom.
  • Jim and Dave reveal the roadmap to long-term wealth creation and financial independence. Get actionable tips on how to stay ahead of the curve, adapt to market shifts, and ensure a prosperous future for yourself and your loved ones.

Tune in to this episode of Breakaway Wealth to unlock the secrets that successful professionals use to generate wealth, seize opportunities, and make the most of their hard-earned money.

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, your hosts Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko delve into the art of decision-making and risk-taking in the pursuit of success and wealth generation. Using the metaphor of navigating through traffic lights, they explore how to determine when to hit the gas, pump the brakes, or wait.

Jim and Nick also introduce and discuss the "R factor question" exercise - a MUST to clarify personal and professional aspirations, and know what to do when you hit a yellow light. 

3 Key Takeaways:

  1. Navigating Yellow Light Moments: Learn how to recognize the “yellow light” opportunities and decide whether to proceed, pause, or change course.
  2. Take Action to Overcome Fear: It’s critical to watch, study and learn then…take action.
  3. Defining Vision and Goals: Learn about the "R factor question" and how it has impacted Jim and Nick. A practical takeaway you can do for yourself!

Question for Community: How do you seamlessly navigate your life's traffic lights and accelerate your journey to wealth generation and success?

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Get ready for an eye-opening episode of "Breakaway Wealth" as our host Jim Oliver sits down with the renowned entrepreneur and investor, Dave Meltzer.

In this captivating conversation, they dive deep into the world of wealth generation, success, and investment strategies that give you tools to take charge of your financial destiny.This episode is a goldmine of wisdom, offering actionable insights that will empower you to create a prosperous future for yourself and your loved ones.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Mindset of Abundance: Dave shares what he does to shift perspective, open doors, and attract prosperity.
  • Turning Obstacles into Opportunities: Dave tells his personal story of hitting bottom, and how he rebounded with resilience and adaptability to turn obstacles into game-changing opportunities.
  • The Art of Strategic Decision-Making: Dave reveals the secrets to making well-informed and strategic decisions in the world of investments and business.
  • Building a Diversified Investment Portfolio: Dave shares his strategies for achieving a balanced and resilient portfolio.
  • Finding Purpose and Giving Back: Find inspiration in Dave's commitment to giving back and making a positive impact on the world.

Tune in to this enlightening episode of Breakaway Wealth and unlock the secrets to achieving true financial freedom. You don’t want to miss this one!

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, our host Jim sits down with renowned investment expert Todd Fleming to explore the secrets of wealth generation, success, and smart investments.

Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting on your financial journey, this conversation is packed with valuable insights to help you make informed decisions and achieve financial freedom.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Role of Emotional Intelligence: Learn how to harness emotional intelligence to avoid impulsive actions and make rational choices that align with your long-term goals.
  • Identifying Lucrative Investment Opportunities: Todd shares his expert tips on identifying lucrative investment opportunities that others may overlook.
  • Building Multiple Streams of Income: Explore the concept of building multiple streams of income and how it can create a safety net while enhancing your overall financial stability.

Tune in to this engaging and informative episode to gain valuable insights from Todd Fleming's expertise and Jim Oliver's seasoned perspective on wealth generation and successful investment strategies.

Whether you're nearing retirement or in the prime of your career, this podcast equips you with the tools you need to make wise financial decisions and build a prosperous future.

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, Jim sits down with renowned wealth coach Kim Daly to discuss strategies for unleashing your wealth potential. As a wildly successful entrepreneur, Kim shares her expert insights on how to overcome financial limitations and build a strong foundation for lasting wealth.

With a focus on actionable steps and practical advice, this conversation is a must-listen for anyone looking to take their financial success to new heights.

Key Takeaways:

  • Recognizing and embracing your wealth potential: Kim Daly emphasizes the importance of shifting your mindset and believing in your ability to create wealth.
  • Establishing a solid financial foundation: Kim discusses the significance of managing debt effectively, setting clear financial goals, and creating a budget aligned with your priorities.
  • Accelerating wealth creation through strategic investments: Kim explains how diversifying your investment portfolio and taking calculated risks can maximize your returns and create multiple streams of income.
  • Overcoming financial limitations: Kim shares practical strategies for overcoming common financial limitations like self-doubt, fear, and limiting beliefs.

Note: The above show notes are intended to provide a concise overview of the episode's content. For a more in-depth understanding, we recommend listening to the full episode of "Breakaway Wealth" with Jim Oliver and Kim Daly.

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, hosts Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko dive into the timeless wisdom found in Napoleon Hill's classic book, "Think and Grow Rich." They emphasize the importance of understanding the key principles discussed in the book and how they can positively impact your mindset and success.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Power of Thought: Being mindful of the thoughts you consume and guard your mind against negativity to shape your actions and outcomes.
  • Clear and Specific Goals: Having a clear vision and specific goals provides direction and enables effective progress measurement.
  • Persistence: Going and maintaining a consistent effort despite challenges and setbacks to achieve success.
  • Strong Desire: Knowing your "why" and having a strong desire to achieve goals helps you stay committed and overcome obstacles.
  • The Role of Imagination: Imagination plays a significant role in shaping your vision and goals, making it crucial for pursuing and achieving success.

Remember, these principles are not isolated steps to be followed linearly; they interconnect and support one another.

To learn more and diver in deeper, listen in to Jim and Nick as they discuss applying these key takeaways from "Think and Grow Rich".

This episode will help you cultivate a mindset and take actions that contribute to your wealth generation and overall success.

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In this episode, Jim is joined by the visionary CEO of Norhart, Mike Keading. Mike shares his experiences of taking over his father's business at a young age and facing numerous challenges along the way. From being shut down by city officials to dealing with project setbacks, Mike's story is a testament to the power of persistence, confidence, and embracing adversity. Tune in as they explore the valuable lessons learned on the path to success.

Key Takeaways:

  • The power of connection: the importance of building meaningful relationships and fostering connections in both personal and professional spheres.
  • Mike reflects on the challenging moments he faced while running his father's business after his sudden passing, realising that adversity can be a catalyst for personal growth and resilience.
  • The approach that has the potential to revolutionise the rental and homeownership landscape, making housing more affordable for everyone
  • Mike emphasises the significance of perseverance and taking step after step, even when immediate success may not be evident

Join Jim Oliver and Mike Keading in this engaging conversation as they explore the intersection of affordable housing, personal growth, and creating a positive impact on society.

Note: Mike suggests reading "No Rules Rules" by Reed Hastings, stressing the power of hiring the very best people to drive exponential growth. Jim expresses interest in the book and recommends "The Go-Giver" by Bob Berg as a must-read for its impactful insights on giving and success.

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, Jim engages in a conversation with Kimberly May, a life and wellness coach, licensed HeartMath provider, and functional nutritional counselor.

Kimberly shares her expertise in helping individuals take control of their health, well-being, and peace of mind. She emphasizes the power of the heart and its connection to the brain, highlighting the importance of managing stress and cultivating gratitude. Jim and Kimberly delve into the significance of thoughts, actions, and decision-making in shaping our lives. They also explore techniques like heart-focused breathing and Havening to promote calmness, centering, and clarity of mind.

Key Takeaways:

  • Learn about the concept of HeartMath and its scientific foundations, revealing the heart's influence on the brain and overall well-being.
  • Discover how connecting with the heart's intelligence allows for accessing an infinite field of ideas and solutions, as used by historical figures like Einstein, Tesla, and Thomas Edison.
  • Practicing gratitude and spending time in nature aids in re-centering and accessing inner guidance for making conscious choices.
  • Kimberly shares the Havening techniques, simple movements that calm the brain and help individuals respond to stressors with clarity and love.

Join Jim Oliver and Kimberly May in this enlightening episode as they explore the profound connection between the heart, mind, and overall well-being. Discover practical techniques to reduce stress, improve decision-making, and unlock your infinite potential.

Note: For more in-depth information on HeartMath, the heart-brain connection, and the Havening techniques, refer to heartmath.org and the book "Transforming Stress" by the HeartMath Institute, as recommended by Kimberly.

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Karl Krauskopf delve into the multi-family sector, discussing Karl's unique approach to real estate investment. They explore the challenges and opportunities present in this market and share insights on landlord-tenant laws, credit scores, income-to-rent ratios, and more. Karl's passion for impact investing shines through as he aims to provide affordable housing while benefiting tenants, service providers, and investors. The episode emphasizes the concept of a "triple win," where all parties involved can thrive.

Key Takeaways:

  • Karl's hyper-focused approach unlocks hidden opportunities for those willing to think differently.
  • Understanding landlord-tenant laws, credit scores, and income-to-rent ratios is crucial for success in the multi-family market.
  • Karl's background in corporate strategy and business development in healthcare brings a unique perspective to real estate investment.
  • Impact investing plays a significant role in Karl's strategy, aiming to provide affordable, quality housing while benefiting all stakeholders.
  • The "triple win" concept focuses on tenants gaining affordable housing, service providers securing steady work, and investors achieving substantial returns within a five-year timeframe.

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In this episode, host Jim Oliver interviews guest expert Jerome Maldonado, a seasoned construction entrepreneur. Jerome shares his inspiring journey and highlights the importance of perseverance and adaptability in entrepreneurship. The conversation delves into Jerome's experience in the construction industry, his focus on affordable multifamily housing, and his unwavering determination to succeed.

Key Takeaways:

  • Affordable housing is inportant, especially in the current housing crisis, creating lucrative investment opportunities in the multifamily housing sector.
  • Jerome Maldonado's entrepreneurial journey spanning three decades showcases the value of perseverance and adaptability in overcoming setbacks and achieving success.
  • The transition from single-family residential and retail development to multifamily housing, with a focus on ground-up construction, presents a viable pathway forentrepreneurs interested in real estate investments.
  • Planning for worst-case scenarios and avoiding over-leveraging are essential strategies to mitigate risks in the real estate market, as discussed by Jim and Jerome.

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In this episode, host Jim Oliver sits down with real estate expert Paul Moore to delve into the sustainable and profitable opportunity of renewable energy.

If you're looking to educate yourself about real estate and real estate syndication, Paul is the go-to person. He shares his journey from selling his company to investing in real estate and eventually expanding into various asset types. Together, they discuss the advantages of working with syndicators and fund managers in the commercial real estate space.

Key Takeaways:

  • Focus on finding an expert in commercial real estate who has an inside track on acquisitions, distressed properties, operations, and portfolio management.
  • Syndicators and fund managers can provide access to asset classes that were once only available to wealthy insiders.
  • It's challenging for individuals to become experts in multiple asset classes while managing them profitably and maintaining diversification.
  • Collaborating with experts allows investors to leverage their knowledge and experience, avoiding costly mistakes.
  • The key to success is extreme focus on a specific asset class and outsourcing everything else.

Join Jim and Paul as they provide valuable insights into the renewable energy landscape and explore the benefits of working with experts in commercial real estate syndication. Remember, finding the right person to guide you through the investment process is crucial for sustainable and profitable growth.

So sit back, relax, and get ready to break away into the world of renewable energy opportunities!

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Our host Jim Oliver interviews Cole Sheppard, a partner in an asset management firm called Legacy Group. Cole shares his journey of breaking away from the traditional path and venturing into alternative investments, specifically focusing on the coffee industry in Colombia. He discusses his background in finance and entrepreneurship, as well as his decision to bet all of his savings on starting businesses in South America. The conversation highlights the importance of thinking outside the box, taking action, and pursuing opportunities beyond conventional investment strategies.

Key Points:

  • Discover how Cole broke away from the herd and the rat race to achieve financial success.
  • Cole shares his background and journey, from working in financial services to becoming an entrepreneur in Colombia.
  • Explore the importance of finding unique investment opportunities and focusing on companies with the potential for exceptional returns.
  • Understand the factors that led Cole to choose Colombia as an investment destination, including FX arbitrage and untapped opportunities in real estate.
  • Learn about Cole's initial foray into real estate flips and commodity trading, particularly in fresh cut flowers.
  • Discover how Cole's project evolved from an asset management play to a major enterprise, attracting substantial capital and becoming the top player in the country.
  • Gain valuable insights into the importance of thinking outside the box, taking action, and pursuing entrepreneurship as a path to financial success, breaking away from conventional investment strategies like 401(k)s and Wall Street.

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Website: www.legacy-group.co

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/legacygroup

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/cole-shephard-67b1a51a

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, host Jim Oliver interviews Chris Prefontaine, a real estate expert and founder of a coaching program. Chris shares his journey in the real estate industry, from building homes to weathering the crash of 2008 and re-engineering his business. He emphasizes the importance of finding experienced mentors and coaches and discusses the rise of creative real estate in the current market. Chris also introduces the concept of the "three paydays" and how it can be a profitable business model.

Key Points:

  • Chris’ background in real estate: From building homes on creative terms to navigating the crash of 2008.
  • The significance of creative real estate in today's market, driven by interest rates and post-COVID circumstances.
  • Introduction to the "three paydays" concept: Getting paid upfront, receiving monthly income, and cashing out in the long term.
  • Overcoming obstacles and focusing on opportunities rather than challenges.
  • The concept of tragic optimism and finding optimism in every tragedy, as discussed in Victor Frankl's book "Man's Search for Meaning."

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In this episode of "Breakaway Wealth," host Jim Oliver is joined by Paul Fink, also known as the Maverick Millionaire. They discuss the importance of perseverance, emotional intelligence, and unconventional thinking in achieving success and building wealth. Paul shares his experiences as an entrepreneur and emphasizes the need to manage adversity and continue moving forward. They also touch upon the mindset of professionals versus amateurs and the value of learning from failures. Additionally, they explore the impact of parenting on developing an entrepreneurial mindset and the importance of teaching children critical thinking skills and a sense of exploration.

Key Points:

  • The importance of perseverance and learning from failures
  • Applying baseball analogies to entrepreneurship and investing
  • Emotional intelligence and managing adversity
  • The significance of being unconventional and rebellious
  • Seeking help and guidance in entrepreneurship
  • Parenting and instilling an entrepreneurial mindset in children
  • The benefits of teaching critical thinking and exploration
  • Overcoming financial challenges and making choices for the future
  • The rewards of putting in the tough work for a defined period
  • Building a foundation for long-term success and wealth creation

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Website: www.themaverickuniverse.com

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In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, Jim sits down with Matt Faircloth, a real estate investor who has been in the game since 2005. Matt shares his story of how broke away from the herd to start his successful real estate investment business, DeRosa Group, with his wife.

One of the key takeaways from this episode is the importance of discovering the unique talents within your spouse or business partner. We discuss what running a successful real estate investment business with close family members is like and how to utilize each other's unique skills to thrive.

Matt Faircloth has been a full-time investor since 2005. In that time, he has successfully completed projects involving dozens of fix and flips, office buildings, single-family homes, and apartment buildings. He is also the author of the Amazon best-seller, "Raising Private Capital: How to Build Your Real Estate Empire with Other People's Money."

His vast knowledge and experience make this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in real estate investment or business success.

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Welcome to the latest episode of Breakaway Wealth. In this episode, Jim sits down with Julie Hruska, a high-performance coach who helps her clients reach their full potential and bridge the gap between where they are and where they want to be. Julie is a holistic life coach who takes a tailored approach to set each of her clients on the path to greatness.

Together, Jim and Julie discuss the power of finding clarity in your vision and creating an anchored plan to achieve your goals. They delve into the different strategies involved in holistic life coaching, such as using the habits of clarity, courage, energy, necessity, productivity and influence, and how these elements are interconnected.

Whether you're an entrepreneur, business owner, or simply looking to improve your overall mindset, this episode is packed with valuable insights.

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Julie can be contacted directly at Julie@powerfulleaders.com

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This week Jim is joined by Brian Bogert, an acclaimed human behavior and performance coach who specializes in guiding individuals through emotional healing by building authentic relationships. Brian shares the keys to unlocking emotional healing through vulnerability and genuine connections. Experience the transformative power of authentic vulnerability and true connections

As a husband and father, Brian's personal experiences have shaped his passion for reducing suffering and unlocking the potential within each person he works with. Having survived a life-altering accident as a child, Brian learned the importance of embracing adversity and using it as a catalyst for growth. Known for his ability to perform "heart surgery without a blade," Brian's work centers on helping clients identify and remove emotional obstacles, allowing them to thrive in all aspects of their lives. Dedicated to impacting a billion lives, Brian's expertise in the power of human connection is truly transformative.

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Welcome to another episode of the Breakaway Wealth Podcast. In this episode, we are joined by Michael Morawski, a successful real estate investor and coach, who shares his journey of resilience and redemption in the world of real estate investing.

Mike's story is one of overcoming obstacles and learning from his mistakes. He has coached hundreds of real estate investors to help them achieve their financial dreams and live an extraordinary life. In this episode, Mike shares his insights on how to bounce back from failure, and how to turn mistakes into opportunities for growth.

We dive deep into the topics of resilience, redemption, and personal growth, and explore how these themes apply to growing a successful business. Mike also shares his pillars for successful real estate investing and goes over his underwriting process with us.

This episode has something for everyone. Join us as we learn from Mike's experience and discover how to make your future bigger than your past. Tune in now!

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We are excited to sit down with Mike Lennington, co-author of The 12 Week Year in this week’s episode. Mike Lennington is also an expert in the application of execution systems for individuals, teams, and entire organizations.

In this episode, Jim sits down with Mike to discuss the crucial role that persistence and a clear vision play in achieving success. Through this insightful conversation we explore the importance of doing the hard work and reframing that work within the context of your vision and values. We'll discuss how having a clear understanding of your goals and staying committed to them, even in the face of setbacks and obstacles, can help you push through difficult times and ultimately achieve success.

Michael lives in the Greater Louisville area with his wife Kristin, their three dogs, and a retired barn cat named Bean.

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In this episode, Jim sits down with Andrea Liebross, author and certified business and life coach, to talk about how entrepreneurs can make the shift from action-taker to strategic planner.

Known for her expertise in helping high-achieving women entrepreneurs overcome overwhelm and achieve freedom, Andrea believes that success is a combination of two key ingredients: mindset and systems.

In this week’s episode, we delve deep into the strategies and techniques that can empower ambitious women (and all entrepreneurs) to think big and create their own secret sauce for success. We also touch on the value of having a coach or trusted advisor who can provide objective guidance, identify your blind spots and leverage your strengths.

Andrea Liebross is an author, certified business and life coach, and host

of the Time to Level Up podcast.

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In this week’s episode Jim Oliver interviews professional wrestler turned motivational speaker and coach, Jamin Olivencia. Jamin shares how his experiences as a youth and then again in the wrestling ring along with a strong mindset instilled by his mother helped him overcome adversity and how he works with others now to do the same.

Growing up Jamin was a special needs kid who believed in limitations but had a dream of being a professional wrestler. From a thin sliver of a dream, professional wrestling became his reality.

His 15+ years of professional wrestling gifted him with an intimacy with life. He learned to connect with the audience through unwavering self-belief. Now, no longer limited to the wrestling ring, every moment and person Jamin comes across is a sacred arena for transformation. He enables people to embrace their struggles in a meaningful way and to use their vulnerability as a powerful means of connection.

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In this week’s episode Jim Oliver interviews successful entrepreneur and business coach, Paul Finck. During the show, Paul shares his background and experience as a coach and his coaching philosophy. The discussion then moves on to the importance of finding the right coach. Paul talks about the qualities one should look for in a coach and how to identify whether a coach is a good fit for them.

Overall, this episode provides valuable insights for entrepreneurs and investors looking for guidance on working with the right coach to help them achieve their business goals.

Paul Finck is The Maverick Millionaire®. Paul brings to the table a vast array of knowledge and skill sets from 36+ years of sales, marketing and entrepreneurial life experience. He has consulted in numerous industries, including the Medical, Dental, Financial, Retail, Informational Marketing, Direct Sales, Multi-Level Marketing and Speakers/Coaches/Trainers. He is a former mortgage broker, real estate agent and investor. Starting with a desire to be great, Paul learned from several of the biggest names out there and Dared to be Different – he dared to be a Maverick. His successes include moving multi-millions of dollars in Real Estate, and over $20 million in informational products. With his primary focus on multiple streams of income, he has built up several businesses in Informational Marketing, Network Marketing, Real Estate Investing and now speaks and coaches internationally, teaching others how they can create this success in their own lives while Doing It Different – The Maverick Way.

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This week Jim sits down with Marie Mack of First Cup to Close to discuss all things business planning, organization and the relationship between a Visionary and Integrator.

Marie Mack is a Black Hawk pilot turned business owner. She is an online business strategist, customer journey expert, and business mentor for talented business owners, coaches, and consultants. After spending 6 years growing her marketing and online event management agency, she's learned exactly how stressful it can be to survive as an entrepreneur, working 12 hour days to keep the doors open. Over time, she's learned how to manage a rapidly growing business with a team of contractors, create six figure revenue streams, and homeschool two kiddos (11 years and 9 years), while scrapping the traditional model for agencies.

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In this podcast episode, Jim is once again joined by Nick to discuss the recent collapse of some banks in the US and how the collapse has raised concerns about the stability of smaller banks and opens the question of how much control do you really have over your money.

They go on to discuss how the practice of IBC can protect you from the volatility of the stock market or the risks associated with individual banks.

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This week Jim sits down with his friend and fellow southwest Florida resident, Joe Pavich, Jr to discuss Southwest Florida as a great place to live but to also invest in vacation rentals and real estate.

Joe Pavich, Jr. is a seasoned Southwest Florida industry expert that has built one of the most successful and recognized local real estate firms in Florida. Joe has earned numerous prestigious awards for his real estate business success and charitable work. He has been featured and recognized by local and national publications for his outstanding real estate achievements.

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Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki

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Jim and Nick start this week's episode with a story of young Judo player who on the outside looks to be the underdog but turns his weakness into his super power. How does this translate into the world of personal finance and being your own banker?

Listen in for their unique perspective.

Resources Mentioned in this Episode:

Can't Hurt Me: Master Your Mind and Defy the Odds (Clean Version) by David Goggins

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In this episode, Jim and Nick discuss the most powerful bank in the world and how you know if you have L.U.C.K. (Liquidity, Use, Control, Knowledge) when it comes to your finances.   If you're interested in learning more about taking control of your finances, this is one of those foundational discussions you don't want to miss.

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It's Just Math - New Free Course Inside CreateTailwind Community

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In this episode, Jim speaks with entrepreneur and realtor, Mike Gandolfo about strategizing your potential by focusing on giving rather than getting and how to work in a framework of a 12 week year.

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The 12 Week Year

The Go Giver

Focus, Execute, Win

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Building wealth isn’t just about hustle and grind. Every day, huge deals are being made, businesses and properties are changing hands, and a small group of people are making quantum leaps forward – building wealth faster than most dream possible. To the rest of the world, it looks like they have the Midas Touch. What makes them different? They chose to break AWAY. To build a mindset of abundance. To spot opportunities others overlook. On this podcast, we’ll unlock the secrets to breaking out of the herd, thinking BIG and building wealth on our own terms.

What’s the point of wealth? Is it only to increase your bank account or is there more to it? There’s an old saying that money can’t buy happiness, but what about purpose and control? Can wealth provide you with a greater sense of purpose and control in life? Let's dive into the benefits of having purposeful wealth.

Wealth can provide you with financial freedom, but it also gives you control over your destiny. When you have control, you can make decisions that benefit not only yourself, but those around you. You have the power to choose how your hard-earned money is used; whether it’s investing in real estate, starting a business, donating to charity or helping others in need. Having control over your finances lets you live on your own terms and gives you peace of mind knowing that your future is secure.

In this episode, Jim and Nick have a friendly discussion on how having purposeful wealth allows you to live with meaning beyond just making money. It gives you the ability to use your money for things that truly matter — whether it’s providing for those in need or investing in something that could create jobs and stimulate economic growth. By using your wealth for something meaningful, you will be able to look back at the end of each day knowing that you made an impact on someone else’s life.

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2023 is off to a great start. Join Jim & Nick as they take some time to look back at 2022 as well as what 2023 has to come and tackle all things goal setting and productivity.

They offer realistic and attainable solutions to help listeners make the most of their future goals. From illuminating how to use the 12 Week Year to set achievable targets to establishing an optimistic yet realistic outlook when faced with opposition, these podcast personalities share productive systems tailored specifically for them and provide helpful insights on how you can achieve your 2023 objectives.

Listening in as Jim & Nick discuss their goals for this upcoming year encourages others to also reach for new heights. With a healthy growth mindset, taking a step back and looking at the past will give motivation for what's still to come in everything from planning breaks down into smaller actionable steps to celebrating both successes & losses. Tune in to hear Jim & Nick chat about goal setting and productivity so you can conquer 2023!

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Jim and Nick Kosko are back this week to showcase Tailwind Community, a free learning hub devoted to helping budding investors understand the ins-and-outs of IBC. From taking out insurance on a budget all the way through exploring courses catered toward IBC principles​ - no matter your question or degree of knowledge, they can help you confidently start down the road towards international investment success!

Jim shares how his experience and knowledge - specifically, understanding R. Nelson Nash's revolutionary banking concept from his book Becoming Your Own Banker - influenced why he created the courses inside the CreateTailwind community. With this powerful insight into financial freedom, Jim has created a brighter future for himself and his clients!

Jim and Nick are passionate about helping people transform their lives, so they've created an amazing community that offers educational resources to help people become financial masters of their own destiny. In this episode, hear why joining the movement is essential for personal financial success!

Resources Mentioned:

Becoming Your Own Banker: Unlock the Infinite Banking Concept by R. Nelson Nash

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In this episode, you’ll discover the one resource you need to learn more about infinite banking and what you can do right now to start educating yourself on breaking away from the herd. Nelson Nash shares the one thing in his life that helped him break away from a herd mentality, and exactly what you need to do the same.  

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In this episode, you’ll discover how so many of us are educated to stay exactly where we are in our lives, but why this is actually a huge problem. Logan Rankin shares an analogy he learned from Jim about taking risks, and Jim and Logan discuss the importance of being willing to take risks in your life.

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In this episode, you’ll discover why you have to know what the goal is when planning your future and financial freedom, and why that goal should not be what the government and the banks suggest. Nick Kosko shares why failure is not an option when it comes to your financial future, and the problem with people not having the self-confidence to bet on themselves.

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In this episode, you’ll discover why anybody can do real estate if they are interested, passionate, and learn the right way. Dr. Vikram Raya shares where he is currently buying real estate and why, and how he helps investors get a 30-40% return on their real estate investments.

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Are taxes going up or down? Are those dollars in your pocket worth more today or the future? Would you rather pay tax on the seed or the harvest? These are the three questions that Jim asks people all the time, and the answers come so easily. Taxes are going up, of course, our dollars will be worth less in the future, and you would rather pay tax on the seed. Yet a traditional 401(k) or IRA violates all of these answers, and people are still putting their money there. Why? Because people still don’t fully understand just how devastating inflation really is.

The only way to keep up with inflation is to have actual assets – not instruments in Wall Street eroding every day – but assets. After 21 years in banking, that’s exactly what this week’s guest learned. Fouad Bazzi realized he could step away from the corporate grind and that investing would be a better option, and as a result has been running a short-term rental business for the last year. He sold every stock he ever had and began investing in the rental sector, and his business is thriving. He joins Jim this week to share his journey into short-term rentals, what drove him to do this, and how he runs his business differently from the norm.

There is a reason that banks are the most profitable businesses in the world and it’s because they control your money. But there is something the banks don’t want you to know, and Fouad is sharing it with you this week. Jim and Fouad discuss the benefits of having assets, how Fouad broke away from the corporate sector, and the true power of real estate. Find out why people shouldn’t be putting their money in Wall Street, the reasons more people don’t invest in short-term rentals, and everything you need to consider if you are interested in breaking into the short-term rental space.

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Resources Mentioned:

  • Rich Dad's CASHFLOW Quadrant: Rich Dad's Guide to Financial Freedom by Robert T. Kiyosaki: https://www.amazon.com/Rich-Dads-CASHFLOW-Quadrant-Financial/dp/1612680054
  • Second Chance: for Your Money, Your Life and Our World by Robert T. Kiyosaki: https://www.amazon.com/Second-Chance-Your-Money-World/dp/1612680461
  • Boys Adrift: The Five Factors Driving the Growing Epidemic of Unmotivated Boys and Underachieving Young Men by Leonard Sax: https://www.amazon.com/Boys-Adrift-Epidemic-Unmotivated-Underachieving/dp/0465072100

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Nelson Nash used to say the majority has never been right about anything, and that if you do common things you will get common results. We already know that infinite banking isn’t for everybody, as some people don’t want to break away from the herd. They’re happy with the status quo and doing what they’ve been told without question. But infinite banking is different from the mainstream, so people who do it have a different mindset. We ask questions like, why do we have to put money in stocks? Why do we need an IRA? What else can we do? What else is out there hiding that people don’t want us to find out about? How can we leverage it for our own good? The same can be said for functional medicine.

Functional medicine is all about the why. Why is someone sick? Why are they having the symptoms they’re having? What is the underlying cause of the issues this person is facing? It is about being proactive with your health and treating the underlying cause of the disease rather than waiting for it to happen and then treating it. It is about interrogating everything, seeking an alternative, non-traditional way of doing things, and questioning the status quo. And this week’s guest is here to share more about functional medicine, and how he helps his patients live longer, happier, and healthier lives.

This is a cool episode where Jim talks about different topics than usual because he’s welcoming functional medicine doctor Sajad Zalzala to the show. Sajad shares his journey to becoming a doctor, how he became disenfranchised with conventional medicine and how this led to him discovering his passion for functional medicine, and how he now helps people live longer, healthier lives by preventing the diseases of aging. Hear more about the non-profit he runs and why he does so, why doing functional medicine can be challenging from a business perspective, why a lot of doctors operate outside of the insurance realm, and some of the similarities between functional medicine and infinite banking.

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Website: https://agelessrx.com/

Non-profit: https://enduringharvest.org/

Non-profit Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/enduring.harvest/

Resources Mentioned:

  • Fantastic Voyage: Live Long Enough to Live Forever by Ray Kurzweil and Terry Grossman: https://www.amazon.com/Fantastic-Voyage-Live-Enough-Forever/dp/0452286670
  • The Go-Giver: A Little Story About a Powerful Business Idea by Bob Burg and John David Mann: https://www.amazon.com/Go-Giver-Little-Story-Powerful-Business/dp/0241976278/

● You Are the Placebo: Making Your Mind Matter by Dr. Joe Dispenza: https://www.amazon.com/You-Are-Placebo-Making-Matter/dp/1401944590/

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In this episode, you’ll discover how Michelle Kimbro leverages bonus depreciation for investors through patented mobile carbon capture technology and why she doesn’t want bonus depreciation to be phased out. Find out more about this type of investment, what makes it so attractive, and the type of person this investment would help.

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In this episode, you’ll discover how Michelle Kimbro leverages bonus depreciation for investors through patented mobile carbon capture technology and why she doesn’t want bonus depreciation to be phased out. Find out more about this type of investment, what makes it so attractive, and the type of person this investment would help.

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In this episode, you’ll discover how soon after originating a whole life policy you can start doing IBC, and why a whole life policy is more efficient the more you burn off it. Jim and Nick Kosko share why there are always opportunities in real estate regardless of what the market is doing, and how they are practicing what they preach when it comes to insurance policies.

If want to learn more, the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here: https://youtu.be/FEEGqKyoTM0

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In this episode, you’ll discover how soon after originating a whole life policy you can start doing IBC, and why a whole life policy is more efficient the more you burn off it. Jim and Nick Kosko share why there are always opportunities in real estate regardless of what the market is doing, and how they are practicing what they preach when it comes to insurance policies.

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If our life on earth is measured in time, how much is it worth to have more time with your family? Most people go to work every day, they work long hours and they do things they don’t really want to do. They stay stuck behind a desk with their boss telling them over and over what they need to do, and they exchange their time for money. But would you rather sit at a desk all day and have people controlling you, or would you rather invest in real estate, own businesses, spend more time with your family, and have your assets provide your ideal standard of living? That’s what this week’s guest is here to discuss further because this is exactly what inspired him to learn more about infinite banking and investing.

Jim is joined this week by Jake Kosko. For those who haven’t heard Jake before, he’s an experienced investor who has been doing infinite banking for a while, and because he didn’t have many influenced paradigms or ingrained beliefs cemented in like so many of us have, he was able to grasp the concept of infinite banking pretty quickly. He bought real estate, bought into a business, and funded two policies, and has made incredible returns in just one year. And the most important point to mention: he is just 13 years old.

Jake is wasting no time going down the wrong path like so many people older than him, and he is already growing his infinite banking system and financial freedom plan. He recalls what life was like when his Dad had a job versus what their family life is like now that he is more financially independent, and the difference this has made to his life and his family. Jake shares when he was first introduced to infinite banking, why you are never too young or old to start investing in real estate or learning infinite banking, his advice for anybody looking to get into it, and how he learned to understand the importance of buying assets that provide for you for the rest of your life.

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Resources Mentioned:

  • The Tuttle Twins Series: https://tuttletwins.com/
  • Becoming Your Own Banker: Unlock the Infinite Banking Concept by R. Nelson Nash: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Becoming-Your-Own-Banker-Infinite/dp/B001NZO1DS/
  • Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert T. Kiyosaki: https://www.amazon.com/Rich-Dad-Poor-Teach-Middle/dp/1612680178/

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In this episode, you’ll discover what cost segregation means, why you might do it, and exactly how an engineered cost segregation study works. Boomer Philbrick shares why the 100% bonus depreciation introduced by Donald Trump is so beneficial, and how to fully depreciate your assets through this scheme.

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In this episode, you’ll discover some great tools and resources if you are interested in learning more about infinite banking. Nick Kosko and Jim share their favorite books, why they find them so useful, and the biggest messages they take from these resources.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWcYbM0y9Cc&t

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Resources Mentioned in this Episode:

The Case for IBC by R. Nelson Nash, L. Carlos Lara, Robert P. Murphy PhD: https://www.amazon.com/Case-IBC-R-Nelson-Nash-dp-0999778617/dp/0999778617/

Building Your Warehouse of Wealth by R. Nelson Nash: https://www.amazon.com/Warehouse-Nash-infinite-Grassroots-Fractional-Banking-Think/dp/B009AEXZV8/

How Privatized Banking Really Works by L. Carlos Lara and Robert P. Murphy: https://www.amazon.com/How-Privatized-Banking-Really-Works/dp/061532682X

Financial Independence in the 21st Century by Dwayne Burnell and Suzanne Burnell: https://www.amazon.com/Financial-Independence-Century-Dwayne-Burnell/dp/B01FIW7PX4

Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert T. Kiyosaki: https://www.amazon.com/Rich-Dad-Poor-Teach-Middle/dp/1612680178/

Cash Flow for Kids Game: https://www.richdad.com/products/cashflow-for-kids

Second Chance: for Your Money, Your Life and Our World by Robert T. Kiyosaki: https://www.amazon.com/Second-Chance-Your-Money-World/dp/1612680461

The Richest Man In Babylon by George S Clason: https://www.amazon.com/Richest-Man-Babylon-Magic-Story/dp/1939438632/

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In this episode, you’ll discover some great tools and resources if you are interested in learning more about infinite banking. Nick Kosko and Jim share their favorite books, why they find them so useful, and the biggest messages they take from these resources.

If want to learn more, the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWcYbM0y9Cc&t

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Resources Mentioned in this Episode:

The Case for IBC by R. Nelson Nash, L. Carlos Lara, Robert P. Murphy PhD: https://www.amazon.com/Case-IBC-R-Nelson-Nash-dp-0999778617/dp/0999778617/

Building Your Warehouse of Wealth by R. Nelson Nash: https://www.amazon.com/Warehouse-Nash-infinite-Grassroots-Fractional-Banking-Think/dp/B009AEXZV8/

How Privatized Banking Really Works by L. Carlos Lara and Robert P. Murphy: https://www.amazon.com/How-Privatized-Banking-Really-Works/dp/061532682X

Financial Independence in the 21st Century by Dwayne Burnell and Suzanne Burnell: https://www.amazon.com/Financial-Independence-Century-Dwayne-Burnell/dp/B01FIW7PX4

Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert T. Kiyosaki: https://www.amazon.com/Rich-Dad-Poor-Teach-Middle/dp/1612680178/

Cash Flow for Kids Game: https://www.richdad.com/products/cashflow-for-kids

Second Chance: for Your Money, Your Life and Our World by Robert T. Kiyosaki: https://www.amazon.com/Second-Chance-Your-Money-World/dp/1612680461

The Richest Man In Babylon by George S Clason: https://www.amazon.com/Richest-Man-Babylon-Magic-Story/dp/1939438632/

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Life happens, and people are facing adversity all day every day. It just so happens that the host of Breakaway Wealth faced adversity recently in an event that everybody knows about. A little over a week ago, Hurricane Ian made landfall just a couple of miles from Jim’s house and nobody heard from him for 48 hours or so. They were fighting through over 150mph winds and storm surges, and Jim was left with no power or water. Experiencing the hurricane first-hand, there are a few things he would have done differently had he known what he does now, and he’s sharing his experience and takeaways from this event this week.

In the face of adversity, there aren’t any easy decisions or solutions. The first plausible step is to simply take action. It is OK to grieve. It is OK to be sad about what you have experienced. But regardless of the experience, what really matters is your attitude. It is always liberating to take ownership of your situation, and whatever that adversity is, it is possible to not let it win, to not let it beat you. Persistency is key, and you need to be bigger, step up – not down – and come out of the adversity on the other side. And that’s what Jim and Nick are diving deeper into in this episode.

In this episode, Jim and Nick talk about adversity, crisis, and what to do when you are faced with either of these in your own life. In Jim’s case, a hurricane hit and damaged people’s homes, and people lost their lives. He shares how he handled it, his advice for what to do in a crisis, and some lessons on the different stages of a crisis and how to put them to work in your own life. Find out the importance of vision and the role it plays in handling adversity, and some strategies for handling adversity from Fortune 500 executive Deborah Smith Pegues. All thoughts and prayers here at Breakaway Wealth go out to everyone who has been affected by Hurricane Ian.

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Resources Mentioned:

Deborah Smith Pegues: Home - Deborah Smith Pegues (confrontingissues.com)

Extreme Ownership: How U.S. Navy Seals Lead and Win by Jocko Willink: https://www.amazon.com/Extreme-Ownership-Jocko-Willink/dp/1250183863

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Life happens, and people are facing adversity all day every day. It just so happens that the host of Breakaway Wealth faced adversity recently in an event that everybody knows about. A little over a week ago, Hurricane Ian made landfall just a couple of miles from Jim’s house and nobody heard from him for 48 hours or so. They were fighting through over 150mph winds and storm surges, and Jim was left with no power or water. Experiencing the hurricane first-hand, there are a few things he would have done differently had he known what he does now, and he’s sharing his experience and takeaways from this event this week.

In the face of adversity, there aren’t any easy decisions or solutions. The first plausible step is to simply take action. It is OK to grieve. It is OK to be sad about what you have experienced. But regardless of the experience, what really matters is your attitude. It is always liberating to take ownership of your situation, and whatever that adversity is, it is possible to not let it win, to not let it beat you. Persistency is key, and you need to be bigger, step up – not down – and come out of the adversity on the other side. And that’s what Jim and Nick are diving deeper into in this episode.

In this episode, Jim and Nick talk about adversity, crisis, and what to do when you are faced with either of these in your own life. In Jim’s case, a hurricane hit and damaged people’s homes, and people lost their lives. He shares how he handled it, his advice for what to do in a crisis, and some lessons on the different stages of a crisis and how to put them to work in your own life. Find out the importance of vision and the role it plays in handling adversity, and some strategies for handling adversity from Fortune 500 executive Deborah Smith Pegues. All thoughts and prayers here at Breakaway Wealth go out to everyone who has been affected by Hurricane Ian.

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Resources Mentioned:

Deborah Smith Pegues: Home - Deborah Smith Pegues (confrontingissues.com)

Extreme Ownership: How U.S. Navy Seals Lead and Win by Jocko Willink: https://www.amazon.com/Extreme-Ownership-Jocko-Willink/dp/1250183863

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There is a lot going on in the world right now, and it is easy to blame a lack of progress on external factors. The timing isn’t right, or interest rates are too high or there are no opportunities. But there are always opportunities, you just need to change your perception and stop making excuses. If you can’t visualize your future, you can’t have it. But creating a vision and pursuing it instead of giving up on it can have immeasurable gains.

This week, Jim and Nick are talking about the unbelievable power of the mind. Whether you think the world is bad, prices are too high, or any other obstacle you have put in your narrative, remember that everything is overcomeable. As Viktor Frankl once said, you have to find optimism in tragedy. Maintain optimism, even in the worst tragedy and you will succeed. The key to happiness is progress, and if you are not making progress, you are declining.

If you don’t feel like you are making progress because you can’t find deals or believe there are no opportunities, don’t miss this week’s episode. Jim shares why you are always ready to take the next step and the one thing you have to remember when it comes to creating a vision. Learn the difference between living in the gap and the gain, how to measure progress based on where you came from, and why there are always opportunities, you just need to open your mind to them. Now is the time to draw up your 2023 vision. There are around 12 weeks left of 2022, what are you going to do with them?

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Books Mentioned:

Man's Search For Meaning: The classic tribute to hope from the Holocaust by Viktor E Frankl: https://www.amazon.com/Mans-Search-Meaning-classic-Holocaust/dp/1844132390

The 12 Week Year Field Guide: Get More Done In 12 Weeks Than Others Do In 12 Months by Brian P. Moran and Michael Lennington: https://www.amazon.com/12-Week-Year-Field-Guide/dp/1119475244/

The Go-Giver: A Little Story About a Powerful Business Idea by Bob Burg and John David Mann: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Go-Giver-Little-Story-Powerful-Business/dp/0241976278/

Relentless: From Good to Great to Unstoppable by Tim S. Grover: https://www.amazon.com/Relentless-Unstoppable-Tim-S-Grover/dp/1476714207/

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There is a lot going on in the world right now, and it is easy to blame a lack of progress on external factors. The timing isn’t right, or interest rates are too high or there are no opportunities. But there are always opportunities, you just need to change your perception and stop making excuses. If you can’t visualize your future, you can’t have it. But creating a vision and pursuing it instead of giving up on it can have immeasurable gains.

This week, Jim and Nick are talking about the unbelievable power of the mind. Whether you think the world is bad, prices are too high, or any other obstacle you have put in your narrative, remember that everything is overcomeable. As Viktor Frankl once said, you have to find optimism in tragedy. Maintain optimism, even in the worst tragedy and you will succeed. The key to happiness is progress, and if you are not making progress, you are declining.

If you don’t feel like you are making progress because you can’t find deals or believe there are no opportunities, don’t miss this week’s episode. Jim shares why you are always ready to take the next step and the one thing you have to remember when it comes to creating a vision. Learn the difference between living in the gap and the gain, how to measure progress based on where you came from, and why there are always opportunities, you just need to open your mind to them. Now is the time to draw up your 2023 vision. There are around 12 weeks left of 2022, what are you going to do with them?

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Books Mentioned:

Man's Search For Meaning: The classic tribute to hope from the Holocaust by Viktor E Frankl: https://www.amazon.com/Mans-Search-Meaning-classic-Holocaust/dp/1844132390

The 12 Week Year Field Guide: Get More Done In 12 Weeks Than Others Do In 12 Months by Brian P. Moran and Michael Lennington: https://www.amazon.com/12-Week-Year-Field-Guide/dp/1119475244/

The Go-Giver: A Little Story About a Powerful Business Idea by Bob Burg and John David Mann: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Go-Giver-Little-Story-Powerful-Business/dp/0241976278/

Relentless: From Good to Great to Unstoppable by Tim S. Grover: https://www.amazon.com/Relentless-Unstoppable-Tim-S-Grover/dp/1476714207/

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In this episode, you’ll discover why working with the government will never be to your advantage, and why you don’t want to do business with them. Joe Nicolosi shares why so many people are focusing on the wrong thing when they think about loan rates and the problems with taking an SBA loan.

If want to learn more, the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KE2ddC4Qvuk

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In this episode, you’ll discover why working with the government will never be to your advantage, and why you don’t want to do business with them. Joe Nicolosi shares why so many people are focusing on the wrong thing when they think about loan rates and the problems with taking an SBA loan.

If want to learn more, the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KE2ddC4Qvuk

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In this episode, you’ll discover what made Seth Andrews break away from his circumstances and what he gained from leaving the environment he had always known. Seth shares the difference between those who get out of situations they’ve always known and those who stay, and the importance of taking risks and not being afraid of failing.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AiKY0msKcMs

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In this episode, you’ll discover what made Seth Andrews break away from his circumstances and what he gained from leaving the environment he had always known. Seth shares the difference between those who get out of situations they’ve always known and those who stay, and the importance of taking risks and not being afraid of failing.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AiKY0msKcMs

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In this episode, you’ll discover how Jim learned infinite banking and his recommendations for anybody looking to dive deeper into it. Logan Rankin shares why he believes that you should constantly surround yourself with people who have different strengths to you, and the benefits of doing so.

If want to learn more, the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJ8Icjtyih0&t

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In this episode, you’ll discover how Jim learned infinite banking and his recommendations for anybody looking to dive deeper into it. Logan Rankin shares why he believes that you should constantly surround yourself with people who have different strengths to you, and the benefits of doing so.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJ8Icjtyih0&t

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Michelle Kimbro is a nursing executive turned investment entrepreneur here to teach us how to reduce your taxable income by investing in carbon capture and storage technology using accelerated depreciation. Michelle literally drills down into cash-on-cash ways of doing this, using innovative new offshore drilling and carbon capture technology that incentivizes tax breaks through accelerated depreciation.

Michelle’s patented mobile carbon capture technology contracts with Exxon and their technology sits atop the pipeline and simultaneously absorbs and cleans the CO2 emissions to EPA standards. That is then re-injected back into the same well site for what is called ‘enhanced oil recovery’. This saves Exxon a lot of money to sequester the CO2 (as they’d ordinarily have to haul it off to a processing plant and then sell to a secondary market). This closed service is far more lucrative.

Michelle’s company raises capital for the equipment and revenue shares with Exxon on the additional barrels of oil that come out of the well site. The kicker is that they can leverage a portion of the tax code favorable to oil and gas – and leverage bonus depreciation in year one for their investors. This is the last year where bonus depreciation is set at 100% (next year, it goes to 80%, with a 20% reduction until it’s phased out).

A $100K investment, for example, would yield a 2X return ($200K), factoring in bonus depreciation. If you’re paying 40% on tax, you can reduce your taxable income by $80K. This is huge for someone living in a high-income state. Plus, it cash flows. If you average the annual rate of return over seven years, it’s between 25 - 26%. As Jim says, “Wow, where else are you going to get that?”

This investment is for someone looking for a tax play to reduce their taxable income – as well as being something that cash flows. And, with an additional 80 000 IRS agents looking into the real estate market, this investment seems even more appealing. This offering is a 506C offering for accredited investors only.

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Michelle Kimbro is a nursing executive turned investment entrepreneur here to teach us how to reduce your taxable income by investing in carbon capture and storage technology using accelerated depreciation. Michelle literally drills down into cash-on-cash ways of doing this, using innovative new offshore drilling and carbon capture technology that incentivizes tax breaks through accelerated depreciation.

Michelle’s patented mobile carbon capture technology contracts with Exxon and their technology sits atop the pipeline and simultaneously absorbs and cleans the CO2 emissions to EPA standards. That is then re-injected back into the same well site for what is called ‘enhanced oil recovery’. This saves Exxon a lot of money to sequester the CO2 (as they’d ordinarily have to haul it off to a processing plant and then sell to a secondary market). This closed service is far more lucrative.

Michelle’s company raises capital for the equipment and revenue shares with Exxon on the additional barrels of oil that come out of the well site. The kicker is that they can leverage a portion of the tax code favorable to oil and gas – and leverage bonus depreciation in year one for their investors. This is the last year where bonus depreciation is set at 100% (next year, it goes to 80%, with a 20% reduction until it’s phased out).

A $100K investment, for example, would yield a 2X return ($200K), factoring in bonus depreciation. If you’re paying 40% on tax, you can reduce your taxable income by $80K. This is huge for someone living in a high-income state. Plus, it cash flows. If you average the annual rate of return over seven years, it’s between 25 - 26%. As Jim says, “Wow, where else are you going to get that?”

This investment is for someone looking for a tax play to reduce their taxable income – as well as being something that cash flows. And, with an additional 80 000 IRS agents looking into the real estate market, this investment seems even more appealing. This offering is a 506C offering for accredited investors only.

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Email: michelle@gopolarisinvestments.com

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In this episode, you’ll discover how changing your thinking will change your actions and why so many doctors are still financial slaves. Dr. Vikram Raya shares how he broke the time for money equation and how the whole world opened up to him as a result.

If want to learn more, the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqvJWJevops&t

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In this episode, you’ll discover how changing your thinking will change your actions and why so many doctors are still financial slaves. Dr. Vikram Raya shares how he broke the time for money equation and how the whole world opened up to him as a result.

If want to learn more, the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqvJWJevops&t

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Building and housing are not going to cause the looming recession, they are going to help get us out of it. Knowledge is power, and understanding how the system works means you can maximize it. As real estate investors, one way to do this is through cost segregation. Whenever you buy a property, every single component inside it will be depreciated. Cost segregation is simply the process that accelerates this depreciation. It works on new and existing properties, you can do it anytime, and this week’s guest is here to explain it clearly and show you how he makes it as easy on your CPA as possible.

Boomer Philbrick helps people save money on taxes as well as gives them financial freedom and more immediate cash flow. He has been working in the real estate industry for 6 years and serves people by teaching them how to retain more of their money. He joins Jim on the show this week to talk more about cost segregation, what it is and what the process entails, and how you could benefit from it.

There are so many benefits of buying real estate and depreciation is one of them. It is a return on real estate that so many people ignore, but cost segregation allows you to have more money right now, to either buy another property, fix it up, or pay off debt. Listen in this week to learn more about why this is a great way to save taxes and get more cash flow right now, how the process works when you buy a property, and a good way to wrap your head around it. Boomer shares four questions he asks clients when they buy a property, some common misconceptions about cost segregation, how Donald Trump took advantage of this tax law to save money, and how you can do the same. If you don’t know anything about cost segregation, you don’t want to miss this episode.

Book Mentioned:

How Good Do You Want to Be?: A Champion's Tips on How to Lead and Succeed at Work and in Life by Nick Saban and Brian Curtis: https://www.amazon.com/How-Good-You-Want-Champions/dp/0345500849

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Phone: 812 639 0656

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In this episode, you’ll discover how the banks create velocity of money and what they do with the money you pay them every month. Jullien Gordon shares what a personal eternal rate of return is, and the difference between the physical money supply and the value that is out in the world.

If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uR3nDdpwTdA&t

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Here is something you already know: money has to flow or it dies. It needs to be constantly working for you and to do so, it needs to be constantly moving. Why let your money die when it could be making a return for you? This is exactly what this week’s guest helps people do. We are switching things up a little on the podcast this week, as Harper Jones is replacing Jim as host, and he’s catching up with Will Coleman from Urban Gate Capital.

Urban Gate Capital raises capital from investors and lends it out to people looking to buy property. They provide an average of between 3-6 month loans and over the last two years, have lent out just over $18 million to their clients. Will joins Harper to walk you through their business model, talk more about the fund they have recently launched for investors, and share more about how Urban Capital could keep your money moving for you. You’ll hear more about the short-term hard money lending industry, the advantages and benefits of lending, and some of the opportunities available within the industry.

Investors know that they need to keep their money moving and that capital sitting in their accounts is not an option. Urban Capital’s newly created fund is a fantastic way for investors to keep their capital working for them and their business model now enables them to fund even more people; it’s a win-win for all involved. If you’re wondering what to do with your capital and thinking about buying a project versus potentially lending to get some exposure, you need to listen to this episode. Harper and Will talk about the current market, the importance of educating yourself on what’s going on in the industry, and some ways to make your capital work for you, and Will shares his advice for anybody interested in lending.

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In this episode, you’ll discover why being wealthy is not about money, and what it is really about. Maurice Philogene shares how he stopped exchanging his time for money, how he reached the point where he was generating more salary from passive income than from his job and the key to creating this financial freedom for yourself.

If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://youtu.be/hV7CzytWtQs

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You asked and they listened! Jim and Nick Kosko are back this week with an after-hours Q&A to answer all of your burning questions. And remember, in these Q&As, you can ask anything you want. This week, they’re answering questions about IBC for people starting out on a low budget, taking out insurance purely for the purpose of IBC, and talking more about the Becoming Your Own Banker course inside the community. If you’re still unclear on the principles of IBC, what it entails, or even what IBC stands for, you’re in the right place.

Did you know that more billionaires are made with real estate than anything else? Want to know what happens if you can’t pay premiums, or how soon after starting an insurance policy can you start doing IBC? Jim and Nick Kosko are answering your questions on a range of topics around IBC, whole life policies, death benefits, and premiums, and they’re also sharing what the CreateTailwind business model looks like, plus much more.

If air doesn’t flow through your lungs you die. If water doesn’t flow, it’s stagnant and poisonous, and if money doesn’t flow it’s dead. Jim and Nick practice what they preach and they love to be a small part in helping you change your life. In this episode, they share why they want you to buy cash-flowing assets and how to make your IBC system super efficient and pay for itself. Hear from people who are truly breaking away from the herd and how they’re doing it, how to make sure the IBC system you are building will work, and a few bonus answers to questions that weren’t asked.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

Becoming Your Own Banker: Unlock the Infinite Banking Concept by R. Nelson Nash: https://www.amazon.com/Becoming-Your-Own-Banker-Infinite/dp/B001NZO1DS/

**Building Your Warehouse of Wealth by R. Nelson Nash: https://infinitebanking.org/product/building-your-warehouse-of-wealth/

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In this episode, you’ll discover a sector that is growing at an explosive rate, and why this is happening. Jim Pakulis shares where his interest in emerging markets came from, the one change companies like McDonald’s, Burger King, and Starbucks are all making, and how this massive group of people is moving the needle.

If you want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJFk6L_sXGA

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In this episode, you’ll discover the difference between a life insurance policy and using a Roth, and why it never works out when the government makes the rules with your money. Discover how to know if infinite banking and financial freedom is for you, and why every government plan has wound up doing the exact opposite of what it was intended to do.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWcYbM0y9Cc

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In this episode, you’ll discover why the bank doesn’t do what you think it does with your money, and what it really does with it. Logan Rankin shares why banks are so wealthy, and how to start doing what the bank does to create velocity of money for yourself.

If want to learn more, then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmSD9SfuPNs&t

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When people read Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash, they get to the equipment financing example and they don’t understand it. They read it two to three times and then take the Becoming Your Own Banker course inside the CreateTailwind community, and then it sinks in. They think it’s the answer for them and that they have everything figured out. But this week, Jim and Nick Kosko are taking a different approach to this topic, and while they are still explaining it as the book intends it to be explained, they are putting the Breakaway Wealth CreateTailwind spin on it.

Picture this. Nick and Jim buy the exact same brand new F150 pickup truck. Same options, same sticker price, same color, same everything. Nick drives the truck hard and doesn’t worry about the maintenance schedule, he drives it like nobody’s business. How many miles will he get out of the truck? Now, Jim takes the exact same truck that he bought, he changes the oil every 3000 miles, uses the best oil and fuel from the best gas station, has it inspected regularly to make sure it’s running right, and takes good care of it. How long will the truck last for Jim? Wondering how an example about buying a brand new F150 pickup truck relates to infinite banking? It all becomes clear in this week’s episode.

When we look at an insurance contract, we should look at it the same way as this equipment financing example. In this episode, Jim and Nick explore this example further to explain why, and show you what you really need to be focusing on in your life insurance policies. Hear the unique spin that Jim and Nick are putting on this topic and how it differs from the way most Infinite Banking practitioners teach it, learn how to get money to stop flowing away from you and start flowing back to you, and find out why, when you really look at infinite banking and life insurance policies, you actually want to pay the base premiums. Don’t forget, if you want to see all the ins and outs of this equipment financing example from the book, the course inside the CreateTailwind community can help.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

Becoming Your Own Banker: Unlock the Infinite Banking Concept by R. Nelson Nash: https://www.amazon.com/Becoming-Your-Own-Banker-Infinite/dp/B001NZO1DS/

Acres of Diamonds by Russell H. Conwell: https://www.amazon.com/Acres-Diamonds-Russell-H-Conwell/dp/1940177618

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In this episode, you’ll discover why short-term rentals can bring in five or six times more than long-term rentals, and how the two types are different. Julian Sage shares why reviews for short-term rentals are so important, what most people don’t realize when they enter the short-term rental space, and how to take the next step into the short-term rental industry.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2GZkWx0T40

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In this episode, you’ll discover why a lot of real estate agents never become real estate investors. Pat Hiban shares a common misconception about real estate investing, and one thing that people don’t know about building a real estate portfolio.

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In this episode, you’ll discover how the typical American public has been made a slave by bankers. Nelson Nash shares the first step you need to take to break away from the traditional banking system, how to stop being a slave to the traditional banking systems, and why propaganda will always work if you let it.

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In this episode, Brad Costanzo challenges us to “make a good trade” when trading our time for money. He also discussed with Jim the biggest noise in the mind of people when they start their entrepreneurial journey, the fear of the unknown. Don’t miss some other nuggets we got from this episode.

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Episode 194: What You Need To Know About Cost Segregation With Yonah Weiss

Cost segregation, like most accounting and tax terms, sounds complex and boring. But, in this episode, you’ll discover how cost segregation can help you save money on your taxes. Our guest, Yonah Weiss, breaks down what cost segregation is and how to use real estate tax benefits to your advantage.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjsRlitRs2I

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In this episode, you’ll discover from Steve Libman what it takes to break away from the herd as you go on your entrepreneurial journey. We learned that your business will only grow to the level that you are as a leader, and how sometimes during that process you need to give up a lot, empower yourself and others, and learn how to serve others in another capacity.

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In this episode, you’ll discover how Javier Heredia got run over by a garbage truck, spent a month in a coma, and miraculously lived to tell the tale. Hear how his accident left him financially broke and how the banks provided zero support, only making things worse. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCTM4nAzOVY

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In this episode, you’ll discover why real estate provides a great source of wealth and how Anna Myers deliberately scaled out of photography into full-time real estate. Find out why the government wants to take most of what you make, and the moment Anna realized she had to use alternative forms of making money. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

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In This Episode: Many medical doctors believe that their career is set, that their profit-sharing plan is a necessity, and that their lives and jobs are a done deal. They get stuck in this mentality, but those instruments where their money is held are being eroded every single day by inflation. The age of the legacy career with a pension is done, and the goal now is to have optionality. Options such as multi-family real estate are growing in value, and even benefiting from inflation. So knowing this and that there is power in buying assets, not instruments, how do medical doctors decide where to put their money? This week’s guest is here to help.

Dr. Vikram Raya is a medical doctor, cardiologist, and real estate investor. With an interest in functional medicine, he wanted to practice medicine in a different way but he needed the initial financial means to do so. Searching for alternative options led him to the world of multi-family real estate and he went on to start Viking Capital, a leading multi-family investment firm creating multi-generational wealth. Hear more about Viking Capital this week and why Vikram loves multi-family real estate, as well as the reason you should consider it as a viable place to invest your money.

The only reason people don’t make a change is due to their fear of failing or something going wrong. But the only thing that cures fear is action, and Vikram believes that anybody can do real estate investing if they are passionate and willing to learn. He joins Jim this week to share how he found the courage to break away from a traditional career as a medical doctor, and how breaking the time-for-money equation opened the whole world up. Vikram shares the ONE decision that changed his life, the insane returns you can get from real estate compared with the stock market, and what he has learned from multi-family real estate.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

The One Thing by Gary Keller

The Gap and The Gain: The High Achievers' Guide to Happiness, Confidence, and Success by Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy

Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert T. Kiyosaki

Rich Dad's CASHFLOW Quadrant: Rich Dad's Guide to Financial Freedom by Robert T. Kiyosaki

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Website: http://vikingmultifamily.com/

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In this episode you’ll discover one of the biggest problems people have with their money and why so many people struggle with it throughout their lives. Find out why you need to stop giving your money to financial advisors to manage it, and the only way to educate yourself around money.

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In this episode, you’ll discover how the classes inside the CreateTailwind Community are the building blocks to your vision, goals, and happiness. Jim and Nick Kosko share what you can expect from inside the community, what they are most excited about, and the endless benefits available to you as a member. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

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In This Episode: Deciding to leave everything you know is hard, but then again, leadership is hard. When it comes to success, you want to be surrounded by people who are doing what you want to do, and who have the same mindset and ambition that you have or desire to have. You need to surround yourself with people you can learn from, and this sometimes involves leaving the environment you have grown up in or always known. When you have nothing to lose, you try things and take risks, pushing yourself out of your comfort zone. This is something this week’s guest knows all too well. They say that adversity introduces a man to himself, and this is ever prominent in Seth’s story. Seth Andrews is a client and friend based in Nashville, TN, and has spent his career doing consulting work for large consultancies and boutique firms. He is on the leading edge of technology and is helping shape many different industries, but getting to where he is today hasn’t been an easy ride. In fact, it has been quite the opposite. When he was younger, he, unfortunately, became homeless, living in a shelter for years with his family, trying to make ends meet while also obtaining an education. He learned from an early age what he didn’t want from life, and he knew he wanted to be around people who were successful and who he could learn from. So he took a series of actions and changed his circumstances.

Your future is bigger than your past, and your scars make you who you are today. In this week’s episode of Breakaway Wealth, Seth shares his inspiring story and how his scars made him and his success what they have become today. Hear what made him break away from his circumstances and the environment he grew up in, how he began to break into new environments surrounded by people he considered role models and mentors, and what he believes is the biggest differentiator between those who get out of the situations they grow up in and those who don’t.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

Second Chance: for Your Money, Your Life and Our World by Robert T. Kiyosaki: https://www.amazon.com/Second-Chance-Your-Money-World/dp/1612680461

Skip the Flip: Secrets the 1% Know About Real Estate Investing by Hayden Crabtree: https://www.amazon.com/Skip-Flip-Secrets-Estate-Investing/dp/1734768614/

Skip The Flip: Three Keys to Any Deal by Hayden Crabtree: https://www.amazon.com/Skip-Flip-Three-Keys-Deal/dp/1734768622

The Algebra of Happiness: Notes on the Pursuit of Success, Love, and Meaning by Scott Galloway: https://www.amazon.com/Algebra-Happiness-Pursuit-Success-Meaning/dp/0593084195

Scott Galloway: The Algebra of Happiness Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Brp9DpJsEi4

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In this episode, you’ll discover how there are billions of acres of land available for sale in the United States with no big money in this niche, and why pain is the greatest motivator. Mark Podolsky shares why if he doesn’t make a 72% annual yield on his money in his company, something is really wrong and how his company has grown every single year.

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In this episode you’ll discover how your money is flowing away from you and why so many people don’t realize it. Jim and Nick Kosko discuss why people tend to act like this isn’t happening, and why people are so vulnerable when it comes to fees. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

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There is a lot of evidence that a plant-based diet is a healthier way to eat, and people nowadays have the opportunity to introduce plant-based foods into their diet in ways they may never have considered before. Fast-food corporations such as McDonald's, Burger King, Starbucks, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, and many others are starting to introduce plant-based options to their menus and more and more grocery stores are expanding their frozen sections to accommodate more plant-based meals. But do plant-based foods actually live up to the hype? Is it really possible to transition from an animal-based diet to a plant-based one? This week’s guest is here to talk more about the plant-based industry and his experience growing a business in the sector.

Jim Pakulis is the leader of the trillion-dollar shift from animal-based to plant-based protein. He is the CEO and Chairman of Boosh Plant-Based Brands Inc., a plant-based, non-GMO, gluten-free provider of heat-and-eat meals that suit any budget and preference. They offer a range of refrigerated, frozen, and shelf-stable options and there are now 600 stores throughout Canada alone. He joins Jim on the podcast this week to share more about his business journey in emerging industries such as this one, what he believes is causing this transformation and move from animal-based to plant-based protein, and some of the amazing benefits that come from incorporating plant-based products into your diet.

The plant-based industry is significantly growing, and Jim only envisages it expanding further in the future. He shares the reasons for such rapid growth, why he thoroughly enjoys this righteous, moral and humane approach to business and his thoughts on the future of the industry. With the growing number of incredible plant-based options available, people are now getting creative with their eating patterns and trying delicious meals they may never have previously eaten, so he shares how to make the most of the plant-based meals available to you in your supermarket, and his advice for anybody looking to get onto this train from either a business, financial, or personal standpoint. Plant-based meals are accessible, the price is great, and the taste is arguably even better than animal-based products. Is there really a reason not to try plant-based food?

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Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

Washington: A Life by Ron Chernow: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Washington-Life-Ron-Chernow/dp/0143119966/

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Boosh: https://www.booshfood.com/

Beanfields: https://www.beanfields.com/

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In this episode you’ll discover why Chris Prefontaine has always hated Wall Street, and what buying ‘On Terms’ means. Chris shares three ways to buy on terms and why this is the new way of real estate.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYTnF3_0Zk4

Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course, Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

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In this episode, you’ll discover how Tyler Wagner decided to start his author business after dropping out of college, and the impact that Tim Ferriss had on his life. Hear the importance of having a bestselling book if you want to get paid to speak, and how Tyler was able to figure out where his space was in the industry.

If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RR-ykddjB6I&t

Book mentioned in this episode:

  • The 4-Hour Work Week: Escape the 9-5, Live Anywhere and Join the New Rich by Timothy Ferriss: https://www.amazon.com/4-Hour-Work-Week-Escape-Anywhere/dp/0091929113
  • Conference Crushing: The 17 Undeniable Rules Of Building Relationships, Growing Your Network, And Crushing A Conference Even If You Don't Know Anyone by Tyler Wagner: https://www.amazon.com/Conference-Crushing-Undeniable-Building-Relationships/dp/1497425476/

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Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course, Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

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  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

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When it comes to starting a business, there are not many funding options from a traditional banking standpoint. While credit cards and installment loans are an option, it can be tough to get something off the ground, especially if you don’t have a good credit score in place. When this week’s guest found himself wanting to start a business, he discovered that there were other funding products available for business owners and these options were different from what he previously thought.

Joe Nicolosi made the move from Rochester, NY, to LA with the hope of making a career in independent acting. After having a difficult time finding his footing in the industry, he realized he needed to pivot. He went to Arizona and was working odd jobs until he met someone in the business funding space who was recruiting sales reps. For the last four years, he has been a business funding consultant and he joins Jim on the show this week to share his experience of working in business funding consultancy..

Joe had no money and no credit but found a different way into starting a business. He shares more about what business funding is, his experience breaking away from traditional funding opportunities and breaking into the business funding industry, and how he continues to break away from the herd in his business. Hear the offers he can generate for business owners, the kinds of businesses he does and does not work with, and how his background in understanding the process of loaning money helped him to understand infinite banking.

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Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course, Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, and learn to be TaxInvisible.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

The Secret by Rhonda Byrne: https://www.amazon.com/Secret-Rhonda-Byrne/dp/1847370292

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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-nicolosi-business-funding-up-to-five-million-aa1b3162

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In this episode, you’ll discover why vision without focus doesn’t mean anything and what it means to live in the gap. Jim and Nick Kosko discuss what the Dickens technique is, and how to use it to create a compelling vision. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QizojY2F9mI

Book mentioned in this episode:

The Gap and The Gain: The High Achievers' Guide to Happiness, Confidence, and Success by Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy

Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course, Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, and learn to be TaxInvisible.

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In this episode you’ll discover why more people today are using realtors than ever before. Mike Gandolfo shares how 99% of his business has been by referral only and the benefits of working by referral. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tj6P8vBsjBg
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Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course, Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, and learn to be TaxInvisible.

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In this episode you’ll discover how long it takes to form a habit and how long it takes to ingrain that habit in you. Todd Fleming shares why motivation is not real, and what motivation really is. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQAavWxwmTw

Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course, Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, and learn to be TaxInvisible.

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In this episode, you’ll discover how Chad Clark has been able to maximize a range of real estate opportunities in a short time, and where he sees opportunities to help people break out of the herd over the next 12-24 months. Hear how Chad has been able to create significant returns for his investors through reverse mortgage notes, and his advice to anybody looking to grow, change and innovate.

If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXc02BRohNc

Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course, Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, and learn to be TaxInvisible.

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In this episode, you’ll discover what Bitcoin is, why there can only be 21 million, and why you need to understand money before you can understand Bitcoin. Jimmy Song shares many layers of assumptions about Bitcoin that need clarification, and why many people think they understand money when they actually don’t. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfA5bTmj0A4

Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course, Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, and learn to be TaxInvisible.

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In This Episode: Have you ever wondered how you can get into the real estate industry without having to spend a lot of money? When you are in real estate, you are not just a real estate investor; you are in the real estate business and this week’s podcast guest is here to share his success in running a short-term rental company. Julian Sage was looking for a way to grow and acquire multiple properties without putting up a lot of capital when he discovered the world of short-term rentals.

When it comes to business, we often have to try things that don’t work over and over again. But the key is continuing until we find the thing that does work, and that’s exactly what Julian did. After spending his savings investing in various businesses that didn’t succeed, Julian Sage found himself out of money and ready to give up. He started renting out his basement and found that doing so covered his mortgage payments, so he decided to explore the short-term rental space further. He quickly discovered that there are thousands of people out there making money from short-term rentals and bringing up to 7 times more money than long-term rentals. He is now transitioning to grow his short-term rental business full-time and joins Jim on the show this week to share his journey.

Julian plays a very active role in his business, but there are many different ways to be involved with short-term rentals. Whether you want to do it yourself, partner with someone as a co-host, or invest passively into a fund, Julian is sharing some approaches you can take to get into the world of short-term rentals. Hear why short-term rentals are completely different from long-term rentals and what many people don’t realize when they get into this space. He also shares his forecast for short-term rentals in the coming years and some tips to help you get started in this industry.

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Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course, Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, and learn to be TaxInvisible.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace:

Connect with Julian Sage:

Website: https://shorttermsage.com/

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In this episode, you’ll discover why business is a safe way to make and preserve wealth. Brent Sprenkle shares why 20% of the population need a purpose or challenge in their life, and the problem with the concept of retiring as we know it.

If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OswL6Jz1AUc

Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course, Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, and learn to be TaxInvisible.

Connect with Jim Oliver:

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Website: https://createtailwind.com/

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In this episode, you’ll discover why the only way to get over adversity and fear is action. Hear how every successful business has a story, and Slade Johnston shares what helped his business take off, grow, and become successful. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVAxdFH3Bo0

Book Mentioned in This Episode:

The Magic of Thinking Big Paperback by David J Schwartz: https://www.amazon.com/Magic-Thinking-Big-David-Schwartz/dp/1785040472

Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course, Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, and learn to be TaxInvisible.

Connect with Jim Oliver:

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Website: https://createtailwind.com/

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In This Episode: Every Thursday in the CreateTailwind community, there is a live Q&A. Members can come along and ask anything they want to know about infinite banking, financial freedom, or anything else they want help with. After the most recent session, Jim and Nick Kosko realized it would make a great episode to share with the podcast community, so this week, they share a recent Q&A session from inside the CreateTailwind community.

Knowledge doesn’t necessarily equal understanding and that’s where the Q&A comes in. Ever wondered whether a company is set up well to do IBC? Did you know that the largest insurance company in the country nearly got taken down by 20 people in England? Are you educating yourself about infinite banking or just trying to understand a little more about the inner workings of the financial system, how privatized banking works, and the benefits of being in full control of your money? Jim and Nick are answering a range of questions and sharing some tips, advice, and resources to help.

Nelson Nash would say that every government plan has wound up doing the exact opposite of what it was intended to do. The entire system we live and breathe is geared to get your money to flow away from you and allow other people to be in control of you and your money. In this episode, you’ll learn more about putting your money into life insurance policies vs Roths, the problem with Comdex ratings, and why making mistakes with your money is still better than giving control to the government. They address all of this and more, so if you have a question to ask or want to join the next Q&A, be sure to join the CreateTailwind community today by clicking here.

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Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course, Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, and learn to be TaxInvisible.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

The Case for IBC by R. Nelson Nash, L. Carlos Lara, Robert P. Murphy PhD

Building Your Warehouse of Wealth by R. Nelson Nash

How Privatized Banking Really Works by L. Carlos Lara and Robert P. Murphy

Financial Independence in the 21st Century by Dwayne Burnell and Suzanne Burnell

Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert T. Kiyosaki

Cash Flow for Kids Game

Second Chance: for Your Money, Your Life and Our World by Robert T. Kiyosaki

The Richest Man In Babylon by George S Clason

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In this episode, you’ll discover why the infinite banking concept is actually very simple and why younger people tend to pick it up faster. Jim and Bryan Flaherty discuss some books around infinite banking and how they came to understand their content. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0R87dGy0HS8

Books Mentioned in This Episode:

Rich Dad's CASHFLOW Quadrant: Rich Dad's Guide to Financial Freedom by Robert T. Kiyosaki

Second Chance: for Your Money, Your Life and Our World by Robert T. Kiyosaki

Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert T. Kiyosaki

Becoming Your Own Banker: Unlock the Infinite Banking Concept by Nelson Nash

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Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course, Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, and learn to be TaxInvisible.

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: https://createtailwind.com/

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In this episode, you’ll discover how Logan Rankin was able to retire by the time he was 30. Jim shares why you have to fight back against the outside forces that control your money and why you need to stop outsourcing your education to financial planners. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLa84R-3_WQ

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Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course, Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, and learn to be TaxInvisible.

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: https://createtailwind.com/

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LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In This Episode: All we’re taught growing up is to sit at a desk and look forward and move through each next stage of our lives. Become valedictorian, prom king, executive vice-president, then CEO, and become wealthy. Many people believe they need millions of dollars in the bank to be wealthy, but being wealthy is not about money, it’s about freedom. Being a CEO is one man’s definition of success, but living a life of freedom is another, and that’s exactly how this week’s guest chooses to live his life. Maurice Philogene is a real estate investor working with apartment complexes in the U.S. but developing land in the Mediterranean. In his early 20s, he knew he wasn’t destined to sit behind a desk for the rest of his life. He picked up Personal Finance for Dummies, where he read a passage about passive income, and it resonated. He began buying condos and single-family homes, and by 2014, he was generating more money through this passive revenue than in his job. But life isn’t just about money; true wealth is about freedom. He is now living a freedom lifestyle and is an example of how to make progress, be financially free, happy, and feel alive in life.

When your passive revenue exceeds your ideal standard of living, you are successful. You are financially free. Anybody can live a freedom lifestyle and Maurice joins Jim on the podcast this week to share what he thinks holds people back from being financially free. Maurice shares his journey in real estate and how he was able to break away from the traditional ways of earning, stop exchanging his time for money, and start to become financially free. Get ready to learn how you can do the same.

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Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course, Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, and learn to be TaxInvisible.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

The 4-Hour Work Week: Escape the 9-5, Live Anywhere and Join the New Rich by Timothy Ferriss

Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl

Connect with Maurice Philogene:

Website: https://www.thequattroway.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mauricephilogene/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mauricephilogene/?hl=en

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In this episode, you’ll discover why real estate, business, and financial freedom are simple but not easy. Hayden Crabtree shares how you can break anything down into three keys to make it easier, and why you are never too old to start building a real estate portfolio. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xit8Sru4a-U Books Mentioned in this Episode:

  • Skip the Flip: Secrets the 1% Know About Real Estate Investing by Hayden Crabtree: https://www.amazon.com/Skip-Flip-Secrets-Estate-Investing/dp/1734768614/

Skip The Flip: Three Keys to Any Deal by Hayden Crabtree: https://www.amazon.com/Skip-Flip-Three-Keys-Deal/dp/1734768622

Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course, Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, and learn to be TaxInvisible.

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: https://createtailwind.com/

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In this episode, you’ll discover how some companies use their reserves or a broker-dealer to increase dividends, and why Ameritas does not do this. Kelly Halverson shares why the 4% guaranteed rate on whole life policies isn’t a true guaranteed internal rate of return and what the peak figures are for most contracts. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cx-ax7_3V-A

Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course, Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, and learn to be TaxInvisible.

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: https://createtailwind.com/

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In This Episode:

Everybody has a unique ability; something that they do better than everybody else. And the more we can spend time in that unique ability, the happier and more productive we’ll be. A lot of people are still trading time for money somewhere in their lives and want to break away, but they need a transition, something more passive to get started. When the government controls your money, or when Wall Street controls your money, you’re in trouble. But today’s guest is here to help.

Steven Libman is one of the managing partners of Integrity Holdings Group but prior to this, he was a real estate agent and a broker. He is a Christian business owner who purchases, acquires, and operates hundreds of millions of dollars of commercial real estate assets. He joins Jim on the podcast this week to share his journey from real estate agent to real estate business owner and how he has bought and sold over 150 million dollars worth of property and owns more than 1000 multi-family units.

For so long, we have been told that the traditional way of investing is the only way, but there is a paradigm shift occurring and younger people are no longer looking to pump money into Wall Street. Real estate investing is a business, but is it a viable alternative? Steven shares why money sitting in Wall Street is dying, why the 401K is a financial slave plan, and why real estate investing is the best wealth-building concept in the world. If you are interested but have yet to pull the trigger on getting into real estate, hear the first step Steven would take and his advice for anybody interested in breaking into the industry.

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Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course, Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, and learn to be TaxInvisible.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

Tax-Free Wealth: How to Build Massive Wealth by Permanently Lowering Your Taxes by Tom Wheelwright

Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert T. Kiyosaki

Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman

The Road Less Stupid by Keith J. Cunningham

Connect with Steven Libman:

Website: https://integrityhg.com/

Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/free-from-wall-street/id1479043554

Email: steven@integrityhg.com

Invest with Purpose: https://integrityhg.com/invest-with-purpose

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In this episode you’ll discover what Jim loves most about real estate and what he would tell young people about real estate investing today. Thomas Nolen shares why you need to have a Kenny Rogers mentality if you’re serious about a real estate portfolio or investing. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6kc9zWW3jU

Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, learn to be TaxInvisible.

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: https://createtailwind.com/

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In this episode, you’ll discover why Jim feels coaching is one of the most rewarding jobs you can have and how to take the skills you learn through teaching and coaching and apply them to the business world. Dee Hutchins shares why partnerships can be difficult at times and the main lesson he learned from starting a business. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8a9Sc-lP4oU

Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, learn to be TaxInvisible.

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: https://createtailwind.com/

YouTube: CreateTailwind

LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In This Episode: Tony Robbins says that we are motivated by two things: pain and pleasure. For today’s guest, Brad Costanzo, the pain of thinking about working for somebody else was stronger than the pleasure of the vision of being a business owner, and this was how he became a serial entrepreneur. If you are going to trade your time for money, you want to be making a good tradeoff, and if you are a business owner, you will trade a lot of time in the beginning but ultimately reach the point where it pays off. It was without a doubt the only option for Brad. Brad Costanzo is a serial entrepreneur with a very varied career. Nowadays, he is a growth and marketing consultant who helps people that are so busy working in their businesses that they never work on their businesses, to focus back on the growth and make things more lucrative. He joins Jim on the podcast this week to share his tips and advice for anybody looking to start their own business or a business owner thinking of expanding or trying something new, and some important things they should know. Jim and Brad share a history of experience in the financial services space and the one thing they have learned is that the wealthiest clients reached their wealth through business or real estate. Hear the journey through real estate and business that took Brad from side hustle to full-time business owner, some of the misconceptions he has found about owning a business, and what he believes holds people back from taking that first step towards starting their own business.

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Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course, Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, learn to be TaxInvisible.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

The 4-Hour Work Week: Escape the 9-5, Live Anywhere and Join the New Rich by Timothy Ferriss

The Millionaire Master Plan: Your Personalized Path to Financial Success by Roger James Hamilton

Conversations with God by Neale Donald Walsch

The Almanack of Naval Ravikant: A Guide to Wealth and Happiness by Eric Jorgenson and Tim Ferriss

Becoming Your Own Banker: Unlock the Infinite Banking Concept by Nelson Nash

The Go-Giver: A Little Story About a Powerful Business Idea by Bob Burg and John David Mann

Connect with Brad Costanzo:

Website: https://baconwrappedbusiness.com/

Podcast: https://baconwrappedbusiness.com/podcast/

Email: brad@bradcostanzo.com

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Episode 162: How to Develop a Growth Mindset In this episode you’ll discover how Jullien Gordon has experienced more abundance and wealth walking in his purpose than he would have if he stayed in his traditional job that he left in 2009. Jullien shares how mindset shapes our individual experiences in the world and how he continues to find deals in real estate where there is supposedly no deals to be found. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here: https://youtu.be/uR3nDdpwTdA

Resource Mentioned:

Rich & Righteous: Spiritual Secrets To Mastering Money, Manifestation, & Your Mind by Jullien Gordon: https://www.amazon.com/Rich-Righteous-Spiritual-Mastering-Manifestation/dp/B08YS62BLG

Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, learn to be TaxInvisible.

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: https://createtailwind.com/

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In this episode you’ll discover how a whole life policy is manufactured. Hear some of the changes Kelly Halverson has observed in insurance policies in recent years and how the 4% guaranteed gross rate is actually used in these policies. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here: https://youtu.be/cx-ax7_3V-A


Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, learn to be TaxInvisible.

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: https://createtailwind.com/

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In This Episode: When it comes to real estate, infinite banking works incredibly well because you need money sitting on the sidelines. And a way to do this is through a whole life policy. A whole life policy can be used in the same way you use a bank; you just have to keep your money moving. There are numerous benefits to a whole life policy, and Logan Rankin believes that everybody in real estate investing should consider having one. He is back on Breakaway Wealth this week for the third and final installment of this series to talk more about what this policy is, how it works, and the benefits of a whole life policy in real estate investing.

There are so many things that real estate investors don’t realize they can use this policy for and there are so many utilities in real estate where you can use one. As you start to scale your real estate business, there are a few things you need to know for sure, so Logan is sharing a wealth of knowledge from his own experiences to help you move forward and understand some of the ways a whole life policy can help you.

In this episode of Breakaway Wealth, Logan implores you to try and understand more about taxes and show you why, it’s not what you make, it’s what you keep. You’ll hear how Logan uses infinite banking in his real estate investments, the concept of tax-favored and why everything in the infinite banking and real estate sphere is tax-favored, and the number one key to Logan’s success, how it led him to gain financial freedom in his life, and how applying it in your life can do the same for you.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

Episode 154: Regaining Control of Your Money with Logan Rankin: https://createtailwind.com/2022/03/15/regaining-control-of-your-money-with-logan-rankin/

Episode 157: The Importance of Moving Your Money with Logan Rankin: https://createtailwind.com/2022/03/22/the-importance-of-moving-your-money-with-logan-rankin/

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Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, learn to be TaxInvisible.

**Connect with Jim Oliver:

Join our Community:** https://community.createtailwind.com

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

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If you’re fired up to learn more about this, send an email to harper@createtailwind.com and get a free copy of Becoming Your Own Banker.

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In this episode you’ll discover why there is a recession coming sooner rather than later and the benefits of having a money pool that you can deploy when the time comes. Learn why starting small means it’s difficult to make a mistake, and Mike Conlon shares the one mistake you don’t want to make when it comes to real estate investing. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here: https://youtu.be/RnGHGIoGJqE


Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called, TaxInvisitble.

In this course Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there. With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, learn to be Taxinvisible.

Resources mentioned:

Value Hound Academy: https://www.valuehoundacademy.com/

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In this episode you’ll discover how Matthew Anderson has used insurance companies’ money to pay off debt, finance major purchases and more, all at 33 years old in just 6 years. Hear why there is no perfect investment, and why you just need to find something that you can live with.

If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://youtu.be/MF9RiZdYVzI


Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called, TaxInvisitble.

In this course Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there. With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, learn to be Taxinvisible.

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Have you ever wondered why banks and insurance companies are so wealthy? There is a simple answer; it’s because they move money. A lot of people assume that when they deposit money into the bank, the bank keeps it. But they don’t; they use their cash as a liability. They loan it out as fast as they can in a million different ways, creating velocity of money. They want your cash, they want this liability because it produces income.

Most people are trained to keep their money still, and the worst part is that they don’t even realize it. People don’t know any better. So how do you make sure your money is moving and that you can control it? Do what the banks do; create velocity of money. You shouldn’t be holding and stacking your money, you should be keeping it moving, and there are actionable things you can do if you want to be successful and wealthy. You can do all the things a bank does when it comes to money, and Logan Rankin is back this week to show you how.

There is a lot of talk about inflation, and what you shouldn’t do with your money, so Jim and Logan are showing you what you should be doing, why saving money nowadays means losing money, and how to move your money around to create financial velocity. Logan shares why he gets so passionate about where people put their money, and you’ll discover how to use your money to create financial freedom for yourself, and similar velocity to the bank. No matter what you have been taught up to now, you should not be keeping your money still. Hear why this week.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

Episode 154: Regaining Control of Your Money with Logan Rankin: https://createtailwind.com/2022/03/15/regaining-control-of-your-money-with-logan-rankin/

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Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called TaxInvisible. In this course Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, learn to be TaxInvisible.

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In this episode you’ll discover how Daniel Ameduri became financially free and made his money work for him versus him working for his money. Hear the importance of focus in generating wealth and why it’s never too late to break away. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://youtu.be/mxwRMN7VTEc


Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called, TaxInvisitble.

In this course Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there. With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, learn to be Taxinvisible.

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In this episode you’ll discover the main lesson Dee Hutchins learned from starting a business. Jim and Dee discuss the importance of communication, and why removing the emotion from the relationships is the key to a successful partnership.

If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://youtu.be/8a9Sc-lP4oU


Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called, TaxInvisitble.

In this course Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there. With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, learn to be Taxinvisible.

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In This Episode: A lot of people work hard for their money but aren’t taking the next step and educating themselves to make sure that their money works hard for them. Instead, they make choices of taking that money, handing it to a financial advisor that probably doesn’t understand money either, and in doing so they hand control of their finances over to a complete stranger. Society has taught us that this is perfectly normal and that the financial advisor knows the most about money. But is that really true? As Tony Robbins says, if you want something, find somebody that has what you want and do what they did. So is your CPA wealthy? Is your financial advisor financially free?

People are being taken advantage of, and it all starts with a lack of understanding of money. It is a problem when you trust other people with your money more than you trust yourself. But confidence is a skill set, and when you have confidence in your ability to manage your money, you can start making better choices. The key is to educate yourself; take action and start to learn something. You don’t need to understand everything about money, but enough to make sure your money is moving to you and through you, so you can take advantage of all your hard work and make your money work hard for you.

This week, Jim is joined by co-host Logan Rankin and they’re kicking off a series where you’ll learn step-by-step actionable items and the mindset shifts you need to make to become financially independent. They share their tips and advice to give you the opportunity to take your money into your own hands and show you why the way society has told you to manage your money isn’t the best or only way to do it. Learn why questioning what you have been told and educating yourself is the key to gaining control over your own money, and one thing you can do right now to start taking control of your finances.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

Episode 106: Logan Rankin – Making Your Money Work for You: https://createtailwind.com/2021/05/04/logan-rankin-making-your-money-work-for-you/

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Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called, TaxInvisitble.

In this course Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there.

With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they’ are telling us to do with our money isn’t right.

In this course you'll learn:

  • What’s happening with inflation and taxes

  • Where to store your money

  • Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code.

  • What actions to take to break away from the herd

Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, learn to be Taxinvisible.

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In this episode you’ll discover why retirement in the traditional sense doesn’t give you true financial freedom, and the reason for this. Nick and Jim discuss the traditional retirement model and explain why money ultimately gives you freedom. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://youtu.be/rI3kLm2MH18

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In this episode you’ll discover some of the ways Jim has used infinite banking and one of the ways he has used it to buy cash flowing assets. Discover some other ways to think about using your infinite banking system, and what you can do if you want to learn more about building wealth and financial independence. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://youtu.be/OB6oVwNSbhY

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In this episode you’ll discover why cash drag is a marathon not a sprint, and Nick and Jim share why they are excited about the cash drag situation they are currently in in a business they are launching. Find out who ultimately pays the cash drag, why it’s an investment in your business and why the more money you can get in motion, the faster you can gain financial independence.

If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://youtu.be/yjQ1ssmuq38

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In this episode you’ll discover how to reroute business expenses through insurance contracts and Nick and Jim share why their insight from doing infinite banking every day differs from those sources reviewing it at an academic level. Hear an example of how they would never design an insurance policy and why cash drag is necessary to have an efficient policy down the road. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://youtu.be/PlMyrUc_818

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You have likely heard of cryptocurrency and you may even know a little about Bitcoin, but how much do you really know about its future? We have been told that pursuit of the dollar is what your life should be based on, but what happens if the value of the dollar is decreasing every single day? As people have the ability to store their value in a system that is easier and cheaper to enforce and that is actually more secure, what happens to the asset values of things like real estate, gold, and oil? It’s a pretty radical concept.

Bob Burnett joins Jim on the podcast this week to talk about why we have to educate ourselves about what is happening with regards to Bitcoin, the problem it solves, and the differences between the ways the dollar and Bitcoin are managed. Bob was in the technology industry around the time the internet was really gaining traction. He rode that wave and believes that Bitcoin will be bigger than the internet; that it is the currency of the future. Governments are corrupt when it comes to monetary policy, but they have no control over bitcoin, it is incorruptible. So if you don’t know anything about Bitcoin, Jim and Bob provide a starting point for you today.

There are big pieces of the world that would prefer not to work in dollars, and the opportunity for that to happen is now there. Russia has already recently accepted Bitcoin as an official currency, and there are huge implications to this. In this episode, Jim and Bob discuss this further and explain the debasement of the dollar, and why Bitcoin provides the opportunity to think about wealth in a different way. Bob shares some important things to think about when it comes to buying Bitcoin, and explains why he intends on investing significantly less in assets that use the traditional method of property rights enforcement and more in investments and assets that have this new, more efficient way of enforcing property rights.

Book Mentioned in This Episode:

The Law by Frederic Bastiat: https://www.amazon.com/Law-Frederic-Bastiat/dp/1936041189

Becoming Your Own Banker by Nelson Nash

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In this episode you’ll discover the difference between a variable and fixed rate loan and what Jim and Nick are advising their clients to do right now when it comes to loans. They discuss why your behavior is more important than the policy, and why the policy is not the issue.

If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://youtu.be/yjQ1ssmuq38

Book mentioned:

Becoming Your Own Banker: Unlock the Infinite Banking Concept by R. Nelson Nash: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Becoming-Your-Own-Banker-Infinite/dp/B001NZO1DS

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In this episode you’ll discover how you might be giving away your hard-earned money to banking organizations and how to see if your money is flowing away from you. Nick and Jim discuss how to tell if there is a financial headwind happening in your life.

If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://youtu.be/UByi6003R9c

Book mentioned:

Becoming Your Own Banker: Unlock the Infinite Banking Concept by R. Nelson Nash: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Becoming-Your-Own-Banker-Infinite/dp/B001NZO1DS

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In This Episode: Have you ever considered the possibility that you could earn more than $100,000 passive income in a single month? What would your life look like with that kind of money? How would your relationships and your impact on other people and the world around you change? Today’s guest, professional raw land investor Mark Podolsky shares how this lucrative niche could earn you hundreds of thousands of dollars in passive income, once you know where to start.

There are billions of acres of raw land available for sale in the United States, and there is no real big money pumped into this niche. No private equity groups, no hedge funds, and yet there is so much money to be made from it. After a colleague of his informed him about raw land investing, Mark invested some of his money, made a 300% return, and subsequently left his toxic job to invest full time. He has been investing in raw, undeveloped land since 2000 and has completed over 6000 transactions, and his company now goes from strength to strength every year.

In this episode, Mark Podolsky, a.k.a. The Land Geek joins Jim to share how he started out in raw land investing and the first steps you need to take if this is something you are interested in. Jim and Mark discuss the similarities between infinite banking and raw land investing, and Mark shares his company’s average annual margins. Mark’s program helps people bring in more than $100,000 a month in passive income, so learn why you need to be committed, not just interested in raw land investing if this is something you want to embark on.

Book Mentioned in This Episode:

The Almanack of Naval Ravikant: A Guide to Wealth and Happiness by Eric Jorgenson: https://www.amazon.com/Almanack-Naval-Ravikant-Wealth-Happiness/dp/1544514212/

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Website: https://www.thelandgeek.com/

Dirt Rich: How One Ambitiously Lazy Geek Created Passive Income in Real Estate Without Renters, Renovations, and Rehabs by Mark Podolsky: https://www.amazon.com/Dirt-Rich-Ambitiously-Created-Renovations/dp/1544510772

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In this episode you’ll discover why some insurance companies don’t like infinite banking and why that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s bad. Hear one thing you have to remember when using infinite banking and the reason the majority of people will not do it.

If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://youtu.be/jIhY8CoMnlw

Book mentioned:

Becoming Your Own Banker: Unlock the Infinite Banking Concept by R. Nelson Nash: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Becoming-Your-Own-Banker-Infinite/dp/B001NZO1DS

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In this episode you’ll discover a short history of governmental control over money in the U.S. and Nick and Jim discuss how all government programs end up doing the complete opposite of what they were meant to do.

If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQA7LAbYdfI

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What is money? We use it, we spend it, and doing so gives us the illusion that we understand it. But very few people understand the minutiae of money, and even people who ought to know better don’t understand how money comes into existence. If people understood that we are all financial slaves for as long as we are a part of the current banking system, they would no longer subscribe to it. People need a way to plan for the future, and in terms of financial planning, it is very difficult when you don’t know what is happening and there is so much uncertainty. But there is an alternative, a way to escape the current system and plan for the future: Bitcoin.

Before you can understand Bitcoin, you need to think about the money that you do understand. You need to compare it to what you do know, like stocks and the U.S. Dollar. Bitcoin expert Jimmy Song got into the Bitcoin space in 2011 and has since written four books on the topic. He joins Jim on the podcast this week to share his expertise and the basics of Bitcoin in a clear, comprehensible way to help you understand it more, and see why it is a way to get out of a monetary system that, among so many other issues, makes it harder to follow God.

In this episode, Jim and Jimmy talk about the financial uncertainty caused by the current financial system most people subscribe to, fiat money and how it leads people to high time preference behavior, why that’s a bad thing, and much more. Learn the problem with money as we know it, how Bitcoin can help give more certainty and security in our lives, and some of the most common misconceptions around Bitcoin that we hear today.

Book Mentioned in This Episode:

Becoming Your Own Banker by Nelson Nash: https://infinitebanking.org/product/becoming-your-own-banker/

Honest Money: Biblical Principles of Money and Banking by Gary North: https://www.amazon.com/Honest-Money-Biblical-Principles-Banking/dp/0930462157

The Law Paperback by Frederic Bastiat: https://www.amazon.com/Law-Frederic-Bastiat/dp/1936041189

The De Moneta of Nicholas Oresme: https://mises.org/library/de-moneta-nicholas-oresme-and-english-mint-documents

Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis: https://www.amazon.com/Mere-Christianity-Lewis-Signature-Classic/dp/0007461216

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Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/bitcoin-fixes-this/id1523910866

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In this episode you’ll discover why there is a big difference between savings that guarantee growth and investments that come with risk. Hear the attributes of the ideal savings tool that provides guaranteed growth, competitive rate of return, tax-free access, and uninterrupted compounding among much more.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNSicTvdcVk

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In this episode, you’ll discover how to create velocity of money and get your money to flow to you instead of away from you. We discuss what a cash-flowing asset is and the difference between lines of credit versus loans.

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https://youtu.be/OUQdTEe4New

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In This Episode: When it comes to real estate investing, how many times have you heard or thought “it’s not the right time” or “prices are too high right now” or “there are just no good deals out there”? According to this week’s guest, the problem isn’t that there are no deals out there, but rather when you are used to finding them in a certain way and they disappear, and you don’t have other skill sets or ways to branch out and find them differently, it will appear that there are no deals. You need to change your approach.

Jim is joined this week by real estate investor Chad Clark. Chad worked in corporate America until he realized that doing the same thing as everyone else would get the same results. He knew he didn’t want that outcome for his family; he wanted more. As a father of 10 children, he knew that a family more than twice the size of the average American family needed twice the income. So he got to work. He transitioned into the real estate industry with his oldest son and has since grown his team to 16 people, branched out into other areas within the industry, and is making continuous growth and expansion in his business. He is on the show this week to share how he and his team have maximized opportunities and increased revenue.

If you are looking to break away from the herd and start becoming more involved in real estate over the next 12-24 months, you won’t want to miss this episode. Chad is sharing what the real estate market actually looks like right now, as well as some of the exciting opportunities he has seen in the industry that you might be able to get behind. Hear how even in the real estate space he’s setting himself apart from the herd, and his advice to help you innovate, earn, and grow in this lucrative industry.

Book Mentioned in This Episode:

The Go-Giver by Bob Burg: https://thegogiver.com/

Never Split the Difference: Negotiating as if Your Life Depended on It by Chris Voss and Tahl Raz: https://www.amazon.com/Never-Split-Difference-Negotiating-Depended/dp/1847941494

Gates of Fire: An Epic Novel of the Battle of Thermopylae by Steven Pressfield (Author), Audiobook narrated by George Guidall - https://www.audible.com/pd/Gates-of-Fire-Audiobook/B0078TAKKG

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In this episode, we discuss what we mean when we think of the term “investment” and the attributes of a perfect investment. Listen in to hear the 8 pillars of a “perfect investment” for entrepreneurs.  

If you want to learn more, the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://youtu.be/LIRu1TW5qsM

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

The Case for IBC by R. Nelson Nash – L. Carlos Lara – Robert P. Murphy https://infinitebanking.org/product/the-case-for-ibc-2/

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In this episode, you’ll discover the problem with using commercial banks if you own a business and the benefits of using an alternative bank. We discuss what using an alternative bank entails and what you need to consider when deciding whether to go with one.

If you want to learn more, the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here:

https://youtu.be/M5JpLB6zQXY

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

The Case for IBC by R. Nelson Nash – L. Carlos Lara – Robert P. Murphy https://infinitebanking.org/product/the-case-for-ibc-2/

The Lara-Murphy Show: https://lara-murphy.com/podcast/

The Lara-Murphy Report: https://lara-murphy.com/lara-murphy-report/

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In This Episode:

At CreateTailwind, the overarching goal is to help people free themselves from financial slavery, the banking system, wall street, and government control of money. Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko are constantly on the hunt for the next best thing they can do to make this message clearer and serve their clients. And they have been working for a while now on something that will make that happen. So what is the answer?

After setting out on a journey to better serve their audience, Jim and Nick share a long-awaited announcement in this episode and introduce you to the next stage of CreateTailwind: the community and app. There is something for everybody inside this community, and it is an incredible resource to help you grow and serve others, as well as being a place for you to connect with like-minded people, learn about topics you don’t yet know, and have your questions answered.

Whether you are a current client, a prospective client, or somebody who is just trying to educate themselves, this is the resource for you. Tune in this week to find out what the app will entail, the amazing content you can expect inside it, and what Jim and Nick are most excited about for this next phase of the company.

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Book Mentioned in This Episode:

Becoming Your Own Banker by Nelson Nash

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A well-known radio show host who teaches personal finance does not believe in opportunity cost. In fact, he advocates putting your extra cash towards paying down your debts. While there's nothing wrong with getting out of debt, what most fail to realize is that the way you spend your money matters. When you spend cash, you give up the ability to earn interest on the money you could have invested.

In today's episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko talk about the real cost of the money you spend. What is the trade-off when you let go of your cash? It’s important to weigh the opportunity cost of your decisions. To do that, you can use the EVA or Economic Value Added) method which was developed by management consulting firm Stern Stewart in the 1990s. Big corporations like Coca-Cola, GE, and many others use EVA to measure true financial performance.

Now, what do you think will happen when you use EVA to measure your wealth creation performance and IBC as your personal banking system? Listen to this episode to discover how to use these financial tools effectively to grow your wealth and leave a legacy for multiple generations.

Read the article - The Real Key to Creating Wealth: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hRGy4_xNbesWyKIRhYdZZZYTZ4vpjUgL/view.

Book Mentioned in This Episode:

The Gap and The Gain: The High Achievers' Guide to Happiness, Confidence, and Success by Benjamin Hardy & Dan Sullivan

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In This Episode:

“No space of regret can make amends for one life's opportunity misused.” - Charles Dickens, A Christmas Carol

Three questions to ponder on:

  • First, what will your future look like if you don’t do anything at all?
  • Second, what will your future look like if you continue moving in the same direction doing the same things you’re doing now?
  • Finally, what will your future look like if you make some conscious choices?

With only a few weeks left before 2021 ends, have you taken time to plan for the new year? The last two years have delivered curveballs that none of us could have imagined. Yet, we continue to strive and thrive. Now, it's time to plan for 2022. But you can't have a plan if you don't know where you're going.

For Create Tailwind, they are launching their app soon. It's a community app where you can meet like-minded people to help you move towards your goals. It's part of the company's goal to continue to serve its community in a different way.

What about you? What is your compelling desire? Do you want to have regrets for all the things you didn't do? To help you plan, Jim and Nick talk about creating your vision and action plans for 2022 with the help of the 12 Week Year Field Guide. So why don’t you give it a try? Get the 12 Week Year Field Guide: https://12weekyear.com/fieldguide/.

Book Mentioned in This Episode:

12 Week Year Book by Brian P. Moran & Michael Lennington

The Gap and The Gain: The High Achievers' Guide to Happiness, Confidence, and Success by Benjamin Hardy & Dan Sullivan

A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens

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In This Episode:

Jim and Chris talk about building wealth and legacy through real estate investing. They also share what it's like to run everything like a business.

Chris Prefontaine is a 3-time best-selling author of Real Estate on Your Terms, The New Rules of Real Estate Investing, and Moneeka Sawyer’s Real Estate Investing for Women. He is also the Founder and CEO of SmartRealEstateCoach.com and host of The Smart Real Estate Coach Podcast.

Chris has been in real estate for almost 30 years. His experience ranges from constructing new homes in the ‘90s and owning a Realty Executive Franchise, to running his investments (commercial & residential) and coaching clients throughout North America.

After many years of coaching and constantly doing deals himself independently, Chris founded Smart Real Estate Coach in 2014, bringing on his son Nick, daughter Kayla, and son-in-law Zachary as the company began to grow. They purchase 2-5 properties monthly, so they’re in the trenches every single week.

The family team coaches investors on how to properly scale and automate their businesses throughout North America, working together on another 10-15 properties every month — all without using their own cash, credit, or taking out bank loans to buy property.

Having been through several real estate cycles, Chris understands the challenges of this business and helps students navigate the constantly changing real estate waters.

Book Mentioned in This Episode:

McDonald's: Behind The Arches

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In This Episode:

"When you have passion for something, you find a way to make it happen – this is the panacea to success." This quote from Zig Ziglar sums up the story of how Slade Johnston came up with the idea for Trips4Trade, the only membership-based platform to trade trips in the outdoors, adventure, vacation, and sports.

Slade came from a family of avid turkey hunters. While planning a hunt with his Dad, they saw how expensive hunting outfitters were. So they decided to swap a hog hunt on their property in Alabama for a turkey hunt at another guy's place in Colorado. That experience led to the birth of Trips4Trade.

The business is anchored on a collaborative consumption business model where customers save tremendously on the expenses of dream trips just by exchanging what they already have. Slade believes that building good relationships and a genuine desire to help other people are crucial elements to starting and growing your business.

Jim and Slade talk about using your passion as a foundation for starting a business and the special bond that's formed when like-minded people come together and realize their mutual enjoyment and appreciation for adventure and the outdoors.

Book Mentioned in This Episode:

The Magic of Thinking Big

The Go-Giver

Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!

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In This Episode:

Jim Oliver welcomes Hayden Crabtree, a commercial real estate investor and founder of the software MyPropertyStats. Hayden is the author of the best-selling Skip The Flip: Secrets the 1% Know About Real Estate Investing.

When he was in college, Hayden realized the traditional route was not for him and bought his first investment property at 21 years old. When taking the real estate investments course, he owned more investment property than the professor!

Realizing a disconnect between what is taught in school and what actually occurs in the real world, Hayden set out to spread his knowledge of how the real estate industry works and how anyone can make and multiply money while also eliminating their tax bill in real estate.

Jim and Hayden talk about the secrets of becoming successful in real estate, which is the topic of Hayden's best-selling book.

Book Mentioned in This Episode:

Skip the Flip: Secrets the 1% Know About Real Estate Investing

Skip The Flip: Three Keys to Any Deal

Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!

Rich Dad's CASHFLOW Quadrant: Rich Dad's Guide to Financial Freedom

Second Chance: for Your Money, Your Life, and Our World

The Law

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:

  • Lessons from Chris Hodges, founder and senior pastor of Church of the Highlands.
  • What you need to do to accomplish your vision.
  • Being the culture, not building the culture and leading by example.
  • Go back to the basics.

Key Takeaways:

  • Have you made it clear what is the measurable win?
  • “Your systems are perfectly designed to get the results you are getting.” – Chris Hodges
  • Pursue excellence – you can’t accomplish it, but you can strive for it.
  • Drop the negative thought as soon as it gets in your head – don’t continue to feed and help it grow.

"What’s the one thing, if it got better, would make the biggest difference?" — Chris Hodges

References:

Church of the Highlands

Joe Dispenza

Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill

As A Man Thinketh by James Allen

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Michael Lennington discuss:

  • How to close the gap between “what is” and “what can be” by using the system outlined in the book The 12 Week Year written by Michael Lennington and Brian Moran.
  • How to build high-performance behavior and prepare for success in any endeavor.
  • Systems that will help you to avoid the trap of procrastination and look at time in a more productive way.

Key Takeaways:

  • It’s important to find a way to measure your success.
  • Sometimes, the biggest barrier to an effective team is the leader.
  • Accountability will force you to focus on your progress even when you don’t want to.

“Giving yourself a different set of triggers to behave in a certain way is one of the things that we do to instill these disciplines and new habits.”

- Michael Lennington

About Michael Lennington: Michael Lennington is Vice President of The Execution Company. He is a consultant, coach, and leadership trainer, and an expert in implementing lasting change in organizations. He works with clients in the U.S., Europe, Asia, and the Middle East to help them implement corporate initiatives that drive sales, service, and profitability. Michael holds a BS from Michigan State University and an MBA from Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan. He lives with his wife Kristin and their children in Kentucky.

Book References:

The Answer to How Is Yes by Peter Block

The 12 Week Year by Michael Lennington and Brian Moran

Tiny Habits: The Small Changes that Change Everything by BJ Fogg

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Bob Burg discuss:

  • The motivation behind writing The Go-Giver, a Wall Street Journal and BusinessWeek bestseller, coauthored with John David Mann.
  • The Five Laws of Stratospheric Success and how to apply them.
  • The premise of shifting your focus from getting to giving - which involves constantly and consistently providing immense value to others.

Key Takeaways:

  • The golden rule of business is that people will do business with and refer business to those people they know, like and trust
  • Storytelling tends to connect on a heart to heart level which is always the best way of teaching and learning.
  • Make your customers believers. They will buy from you because ultimately they truly believe they'll be better off by doing so.

“Great salesmanship is never about the salesperson. It's about the other person. It's about that person whose life you're trying to touch through your product or service.”

- Bob Burg

About Bob Burg: The American Management Association named Bob Burg one of the 30 Most Influential Leaders and he was named one of the Top 200 Most Influential Authors in the World by Richtopia.

For 30 years Bob has helped companies, sales leaders, and their teams to more effectively communicate their value, sell at higher prices with less resistance, and grow their businesses. He was best known for his book Endless Referrals, but over the past few years, it’s his business parable, The Go-Giver (coauthored with John David Mann) that has captured the imagination of his readers.

The Go-Giver, a Wall Street Journal and BusinessWeek Bestseller, has sold over 950,000 copies. Since its release, it has consistently stayed in the Top 25 on Porchlight’s (formerly 800-CEO-READ) Business Book Bestsellers List. The book has been translated into 28 languages. It was rated #10 on Inc. Magazine’s list of the Most Motivational Books Ever Written, and was on HubSpot’s 20 Most Highly Rated Sales Books of All Time.

He is also an unapologetic animal fanatic and served on the Board of Directors of Furry Friends Adoption and Clinic in his town of Jupiter, Florida.

Book References:

The Go-Giver by Bob Burg

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In This Episode:

Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss fallacies and common myths about Infinite Banking Concept.

MYTHS Discussed in this Episode:

  1. All policy loan interest is no longer income tax deductible.
  2. The fixed loan rate on policies is 8%.
  3. Non-fluctuating, non-guaranteed variable loan rates used by some companies are dangerous.
  4. MEC restrictions on policies allow all withdrawals to become taxable.
  5. Companies are being sneaky by revising mortality tables to reach age 121.
  6. Estate planning and taxation have changed making life insurance banking concepts less effective and efficient.

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In This Episode:

Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss what to look for in an insurance company when beginning your Infinite Banking journey.

Key Points:

  1. Mutual companies share their profits with you, the shareholder.
  2. Good ratings can be bought and don’t necessarily reflect the standings of the company. Instead look at their actual financials (you want high reserves, guarantees, etc).
  3. Find a company that supports the process of Infinite Banking.
  4. Flexible, individualized policy design is essential.

Book Mentioned in This Episode:

The Case for IBC by Nelson Nash

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In This Episode:

Jim Oliver introduces Brent Sprenkle, a commercial real estate broker and investor in Los Angeles for two of the nation's top firms, Berkadia and Sperry Van Ness. Brent has been one of Berkadia's top ten brokers for the last six years. With more than 350 apartment buildings and other commercial real estate sold, his sales of commercial properties have exceeded $1.2 billion. He brings more than twenty years of experience and expertise in assessing his clients' real estate portfolios, helping them achieve their objectives of exchange, expansion, consolidation, and disposition.

Jim and Brent discuss real estate opportunities in this unprecedented housing market and ways to work towards your own billion dollar portfolio.

Book Mentioned in This Episode:

Billion Dollar Portfolio: How to Create a Real Estate Empire

How to Win Friends & Influence People

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In This Episode:

Join Jim Oliver as he welcomes Tyler Wagner, a young entrepreneur who chose to rewrite his destiny and make a break from the herd.

“If you are the smartest person in the room, you are in the wrong room”

- Lorne Michaels

Tyler saw that the conventional route of college, career and retirement left more to be desired. At 20 years old he decided to leave school and start his own business. He attributes the book, “The 4 Hour Workweek”, in giving him the encouragement he needed to make such a bold choice.

From there, Tyler realized that a great way to get recognized and have your name out in the world is to have a best selling book. Tyler ended up writing “The Better Business Book.”

Tyler Wagner has gone on to form his business, Authors Unite, a company that assists authors in writing, publishing, marketing, and more. Tyler has recently begun a secondary project educating other companies on ways to decrease or diminish their advertisement costs and increase profits.

If you are an author or wanting to grow your business, please visit:

https://authorsunite.com/

https://infinitepartnershipsystem.com/

Books Mentioned in This Episode:

The 4- Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss

The Better Business Book: 100 People, 100 Stories, 100 Business Lessons To Live By

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Bob Burnett is a technologist and entrepreneur with over 35 years of experience in technology related companies. He spent eleven years at Gateway, Inc. in a variety of management positions including Chief Technology Officer, Executive Vice President of Products and Executive Vice President of International Markets. During his tenure at Gateway, he managed a multi-billion-dollar P&L center and led the company’s expansion into areas such as laptop computers, plasma TVs, digital cameras, and MP3 players.

Since leaving Gateway in 2004, Bob has also founded or co-founded over 15 companies, mostly in the technology space. Among his most recent ventures are two companies focused on cryptocurrency. The first, Divvy Systems, is a company focused on the design and manufacturing of cryptocurrency mining servers, and also, acts as the US distributor and service provider for Bitfury, one of the largest Bitcoin mining companies.

“It is well enough that the people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.”

  • Henry Ford

Books Mentioned in this Episode

The Bitcoin Standard by Dr. Saifedean Ammous

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Vinney (Smile) Chopra is a real estate investor, syndicator, best-selling author, host of 4 podcasts, multifamily educator, mentor, dedicated husband of over 40 years and father of 2, Neil and Monica, residing in Danville, California for 40+ years now. He is the founder and principal of 4 main companies; Moneil Investment Group, Moneil Senior Living, Moneil Management Group, and The Multifamily Academy.

Since coming to the U.S. more than 40 years ago with only $7 in his pocket, Vinney has achieved success in a number of arenas: marketing, sales, motivational speaking and real estate investing, among them. Despite the trials and tribulations he encountered, Vinney was able to come out the winner. With his passion to help people and his drive to build lasting legacies, Vinney is an example of what positive thinking can do to impact one's life and that of others.

To learn more about Vinney and his investments, visit the following sites:

http://www.vinneychopra.com/

http://www.moneilinvest.com/

http://www.seniorlivinginvesting.co/

Books Mentioned in this Episode:

Apartment Syndication Made Easy: A Step by Step Guide

Positivity Brings Profitability

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Join Jim Oliver as he welcomes Jullien Gordon, a young entrepreneur on a mission to free people from financial slavery by coaching others on multifamily real estate investments.

Jullien learned from an early age that high income alone does not guarantee financial security and that ASSETS are the key to freedom. Jullien believes that maintaining the balance between spiritual and physical wealth is essential to prospering. Jullien offers classes, webinars, and talks on topics such as:

  • The Multifamily Map: How to find great emerging markets, neighborhoods, and properties near you or from a distance that will provide great cash flow and potential appreciation
  • ​The Multifamily Math: How to quickly and quantitatively evaluate a real estate deal in less than 10 minutes so that you can make an offer before anyone else
  • ​The Multifamily Mindset: How to think like a real estate investor when it comes to wealth, money, real estate, and debt

If you’re interested in learning more about multifamily real estate investments or would like to contact Jullien personally, visit julliengordon.com

Get your copy of Rich and Righteous HERE

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Join us today as Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko look back on a client’s case and how they took control of their financial future.

In this Episode: Watch as a client begins their journey into Infinite Banking through a referral, make the move away from traditional banking, and build their system through multiple investments

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Join us as Jim Oliver welcomes Yonah Weiss, an Israel-based cost segregation expert, as they discuss the multiple tax benefits in owning real estate.

Yonah Weiss is a self-described "powerhouse" with property owners' tax savings. Through cost segregation, Yonah has assisted clients in saving tens of millions of dollars.

Yonah is a Cost Segregation Expert at Madison SPECS, which has done over 14,000 cost segregation studies covering all 50 states. The result of this effort is a whopping savings number, currently totaling over $3 billion.

If you’d like to learn more about cost segregation, the various tax deductions real estate brings, or how to build your online presence through LinkedIn, visit

Yonahweiss.com or listen in on his podcast

Books Mentioned in this Episode:

Thou Shall Prosper by Rabbi Daniel Lapin

The Way of God: Derech Hashem by Moshe Chaim Luzzatto

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Join Jim Oliver as he welcomes Thomas Nolen, a multi generational real estate investor who has taken the knowledge and advice passed down to him and gone on to build his career and wealth to survive multiple recessions and the ever-changing world of real estate.

“You’ve gotta know when to hold ‘em, know when to fold ‘em and know when to walk away”

-Kenny Rogers

Books Mentioned in this Episode:

Bomber Mafia by Malcolm Gladwell

Truman by David McCullough

7 Men by Eric Metaxas

The Art of Impossible by Steven Kotler

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Join Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko as they discuss the current financial state of the U.S. and how YOU can gain financial freedom sooner by utilizing Infinite Banking Concept.

In this Episode:

Jim goes step by step showing how to get started with IBC, becoming your own banker, and deploying your money to build your wealth.

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Books Mentioned in this Episode:

Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand

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Join Jim Oliver as he welcomes Logan Rankin

Logan spent the first decade of his professional working career with a fortune 50 corporation leading retail operations. He escalated quickly through various leadership positions where he built high performing teams and managed large P&L portfolios. During that time, Logan led and implemented strategic operational changes at the enterprise level across the US.

In 2013, Logan began investing in Real Estate through the purchase of a single family home. Logan was able to achieve financial freedom in the spring of 2018 at the age of 30. At that time, Logan left his corporate leadership role to focus his attention on scaling and developing his three Real Estate businesses.

“Take your hard earned money and make it work even harder for you” - Logan Rankin

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Books Mentioned in this Episode:

Killing Sacred Cows by Garrett Gunderson

Summary of Principles by Ray Dalio

Wheelbarrow Profits: How To Create Passive Income, Build Wealth, And Take Control Of Your Destiny Through Multifamily Real Estate Investing by Jake Stenziano

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Join Jim Oliver as he welcomes Kelly Halverson, Vice President and Actuary – Individual Product Development of Ameritas Life Insurance Corp. Kelly Halverson leads the life and annuity product development teams at Ameritas; this role sets the strategic direction for the product portfolio. He also leads the competitive intelligence and benchmarking team.

Since joining Ameritas in 2012, Kelly has been a frequent presenter at Ameritas sponsored events and has been active in monitoring regulatory changes impacting the life insurance market as well as defining the Ameritas response to those changes.

In this Episode: 

Kelly explains how insurance contracts work, how an actuary thinks, and how companies position themselves for the future to protect you and your assets.

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In this Episode:

Join Jim Oliver as he sits down with Dennis Daughety, a veteran in the franchise development and ownership space. Dennis got his start in 2002 at Choice Hotels International where he sold brands such as Comfort Inn, Sleep Inn, Econo Lodge and Rodeway. From there he moved to the development department of Driven Brands selling Maaco franchises. While at a franchise broker conference in 2014, he was introduced to the salon suites concept and signed up as a franchisee with Phenix Salon Suites. They saw his value as a seasoned director of franchise sales and hired him on later that year. During his tenure with Phenix Salon Suites, he opened 4 locations which he currently operates in his spare time. Dennis also owns a publishing company, has owned a health insurance and a scheduling app company and is always looking for the next opportunity.

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In this Episode:

Jim Oliver sits down with Dee Hutchins to discuss taking the alternative path in life and breaking away from the traditional mindset. 

Dee spent 20 years teaching high school history and coaching basketball. He has always enjoyed sharing insights with people that give them a new perspective on their own lives. He has since switched his focus to sharing health opportunities and speaking on the importance of gaining control of your life and finding freedom in knowledge all over the world.

“Work harder on yourself than you do your job” -Jim Rohn

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Join Harper Jones today as he takes over Breakaway Wealth and discusses characteristics you should be looking for in an insurance company and what is necessary to get your personal banking system started.

Things to look for in a an insurance company:

  1. Dividend paying whole life insurance policy that allows you to participate in the surplus profits
  2. A mutual company that allows you to be the owner
  3. A stable, established company
  4. Strong financials, not just highly rated
  5. Accommodates Infinite Banking Concept
  6. Properly designs a policy that allows for the highest cash flow without MEC-ing your contract
  7. Provides strong, guaranteed values
  8. Reinvests dividends back into your policy

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In this episode, Jim Oliver sits down with Bryan Flaherty, the co-founder and Managing Partner of CF Capital. Bryan is responsible for overseeing the strategic direction of the firm, the investment strategy for acquisitions and dispositions, asset management, as well as investor relationships. Bryan was even selected as one of the "20 People to Know in Real Estate" by Louisville Business First in 2019.

Bryan realized early in life that the traditional Wall Street lifestyle could only get him so far and began researching how to build his wealth and take his finances to the next level. After years of hesitation, Bryan eventually decided to give IBC a try and isn’t looking back

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Join Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko conclude this series where we have been exploring the chapters of the late R. Nelson Nash’s book, “The Case for IBC”.

In this episode, Jim breaks down a simplified policy and shows how it is put into action to fund a real estate investment. With time, we see how the income from their investments (or behavior) begins to fund their policy creating the loop of Infinite Banking.

“The point of IBC isn’t to put your money into life insurance, instead it’s to hold your liquid funds in a very convenient vehicle before you deploy it to achieve your specific goals.”

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Join Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko as we continue our exploration of late R. Nelson Nash’s, “The Case for IBC”. In this episode we look at chapter 6, Lessons from History, and discuss how our understanding and use of money has been altered through the years.

A Timeline of Money in the United States

Under the Bretton Woods System, gold was the basis for the U.S. dollar and other currencies were pegged to the U.S. dollar’s value.

  • 1933- During the Great Depression, FDR required Americans to turn in their gold
  • 1971- Nixon officially took the U.S. off the gold standard
    • Fiat Money (backed by nothing) vs. Gold Standard (money backed by physical gold)
  • 1974- ERISA (The Employee Retirement Income Security Act) --- IRA --- 401K

    • Designed to protect the banks and wall street, but what about the consumer?
    • Gave up control of your money to other people.
  • 1979- Universal life was introduced by E.F Hutton
    • Has failed twice and puts all the risk is on the consumer
  • 1980’s- People started moving money from whole life insurance to wall street and 401K’s because employers and companies were incentivized with tax breaks to transition.
  • 1986 Tax Reform Act- Changed life insurance forever by introducing the Modified Endowment Contract (MEC)
    • Put a minimum and maximum that you can pay into your insurance policy (the minimum is set by the insurance company, the maximum is set by the government
    • This was created because there was concern too many wealthy Americans were using their policies to minimize their tax bills instead of for the intended death benefit it was designed for
    • Riding the MEC line keeps your policy as efficient as possible

“If you are making an uncommon amount of money, why would you want to do common things with it?”

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Join Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko as they continue their break down of R. Nelson Nash’s book “The Case for IBC”.

In this episode we address frequently asked questions clients have when first approached with Infinite Banking Concept and clear up some common misconceptions about life insurance in the process.

FAQ’s:

What does life insurance have to with banking?

What if I’m uninsurable? Can I still use IBC?

Why use whole instead of term life insurance?

Why use life insurance for IBC rather than borrowing against other assets?

What happens if the economy crashes? Does that affect life insurance policies?

What if Congress changes the tax rules governing life insurance?

Could you become your own banker with a universal or other permanent life insurance policy?

Am I too old for this?

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Join Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko as they dive into the fourth chapter in our series exploring R. Nelson Nash's book, "The Case for IBC".

In this episode we discuss:

  • How banks use your money to make THEM money.

  • How to take control of your banking system and create a cash flow

  • The 5 simple rules of becoming your own banker

“If money doesn’t flow, it dies.” -- Jim Oliver

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Join Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko as we continue to explore R. Nelson Nash's "The Case for IBC".

In this episode, we look at Chapter 3, "Banking and Life Insurance". Jim gives us a brief history of life insurance, the legal changes that have impacted it in the last 40 years, as well as the ways an Infinite Banking system can work for you. 

Key Takeaways:

  • When it comes to term life insurance, the only benefit is death benefit.
  • Money in your policy can be used and begin creating cash flow instantly
  • Creating an Infinite Banking system guarantees growth in your account over time

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Join Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko as they continue to delve into R. Nelson Nash's book "The Case for IBC" and discuss what makes a perfect investment.

Purchase “A Case for IBC: How To Secede From Our Current Monetary Regime One Household At A Time” HERE

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Listen as Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko take a dive into R. Nelson Nash’s famous book, “A Case for IBC: How To Secede From Our Current Monetary Regime One Household At A Time

In this episode we will explore how the average business owner, who may not be designed for the traditional structure of commercial banking, can profit from an Infinite Banking system.

Purchase “A Case for IBC: How To Secede From Our Current Monetary Regime One Household At A Time” HERE

Follow along on YouTube and watch Jim break down the case for IBC for a business owner

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In this episode Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko address:

Three Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What is the Consolidated Appropriations Act (CAA) and how does it affect whole life insurance policies?

  2. Why do we advise variable loan rates rather than fixed?

  3. Is it a cost or opportunity to start an IBC policy?

Key Takeaways:

  • Insurance companies are still taking in new information when it comes to the CAA and companies are deciding what changes, if any, will take place.

  • Variable rate loans are non-direct recognition. The number of loans you take out won't affect your dividends.

  • The more money you have moving, the quicker you build your wealth

"The policy is not the focus. Your behavior is more important than the policy" -- Jim Oliver

Links Mentioned in This Podcast:

“10 Minute Lesson in Life Insurance” : https://youtu.be/0cgjGjGRINc

“$10,000 in motion” : https://youtu.be/YQ3z_JU6Pf0

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In this episode Jim Oliver and Bobby Keller discuss:

  • Unlearning traditional banking concepts

  • How Bobby overcame his hesitations and took the first step towards financial freedom

  • How IBC can enhance your investments

Books Mentioned in This Episode:

  • Gates on Fire by Steven Pressfield
  • Go Giver by Bob Burg

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Justin Craft discuss:

  • The Infinite Banking Concept’s author Nelson Nash.
  • Financially holistic thinking, as taught by Nelson Nash.
  • Core principles that belong with Infinite Banking.

Key Takeaways:

  • It’s all about how you think.
  • Thinking in different directions can be beneficial.
  • It starts with bringing your money to the you and me level.

“It’s all about how you think.” – Nelson Nash

Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash

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In this episode Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:

  • An introduction to life insurance as a whole and the alternatives to traditional policies
  • The draw backs of term life insurance
  • Using the infinite banking concept as a way to personalize your policy and have it best benefit you

Keynotes:

  • Traditional life insurance policies set a maximum on your annual contributions to keep you investing in qualified plans
  • Term benefits are a no-win policy

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"If you shoot at nothing, you'll hit it with remarkable accuracy"- Nick Kosko

In this episode Jim Oliver, Nick Kosko, and Harper Jones discuss:

The importance of setting goals in this new year and tips to successfully achieving them.

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Bob Burnett discuss:

  • The origins of cryptocurrency, it’s current state, and where it’s going.
  • The differences between our current financial institutions and cryptocurrency.
  • Why you should keep an eye on cryptocurrency now and in the future.

Key Takeaways:

  • More and more institutions are adopting cryptocurrency and it is becoming a more globally accepted form of transaction.
  • Cryptocurrency is free from government influence, removing the middleman in current financial transactions and bringing money down to the individual level.
  • Educate yourself on cryptocurrency and make an informed decision about how involved you will be.

“I don’t think you will make a more important decision this decade than which side of the cryptocurrency line you’re on.” - Bob Burnett

Note: This episode does not encourage you to purchase bitcoin.

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| In this episode, Jim Oliver and Bob Burnett discuss: * The changes that have shifted the way we now conduct business. * Inflation - what it is and the impact that it has on our finances. * How our money gets manipulated and the fact that often times, we’re not even aware of it.

Key Takeaways: * You have to always make your future bigger than your past and take back control of your money. * Inflation is pulling massive amounts of wealth out of people's pockets. * The money that you have in banks is feeding a system that doesn’t benefit you. Stop feeding the beast and educate yourself on the other options available to you. We can show you how.

"When you see how the money system itself is set up, you'll realize that it's rigged against most of us." - Bob Burnett Connect with Bob Burnett: Twitter: DivvyServices Facebook: DivvyServices/ Website: divvyservices.com YouTube: UCiEGSSoMrtR7lJcCa7srC2Q LinkedIn: bob-burnett Connect with Jim Oliver: Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver Website: CreateTailwind.com YouTube: createtailwind.com LinkedIn: Jim Oliver |

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In this episode, Jim Oliver, D. Chad and Gavin Clark discuss:

  • Off-market real estate investment and building generational wealth.
  • Establishing an entrepreneurial attitude, regardless of age.
  • The importance of serving others by sharing your financial security.

Key Takeaways:

     * Just as in banking, using only traditional approaches to real estate investing will cause you to miss the best opportunities.
  • You’re not too young, or too old, to shift your thinking about wealth building, start establishing financial security, and break away from the herd.
  • Passive income wealth can not only support your lifestyle, but can be used to enrich the lives of others.

"You don’t rise to the situation, you fall back to your preparation." - Jim Oliver

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| In this episode, Jim Oliver and Todd Malone discuss: * The evolution of investment strategies and the real world crises that have undermined those strategies over the years. * Breaking away from the mindset of traditional investment and taking control of your wealth building. * Using IBC to create wealth and give back to the community.

Key Takeaways: * Educate yourself on the strategies involved in IBC to determine if it’s right for you. * IBC is a long-term, wealth-building system that gives you financial freedom and is more secure than traditional investment strategies. * With the financial security you build, you can invest in your community and uplift those around you.

Book References: Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash The Strangest Secret by Earl Nightingale How Privatized Banking Really Works by L. Carlos Lara and Dr. Robert P Murphy, Ph.D. Financial Independence in the 21st Century by Dwayne Burnell and Suzanne Burnell "The rate of learning has to be equal to or greater than the rate of change." - Jim Oliver Connect with Jim Oliver: Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver Website: CreateTailwind.com YouTube: CreateTailwind LinkedIn: Jim Oliver |

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In this episode, Nick Kosko and Nick Devlin discuss:

  • How Nick Devlin left the comfort and security of his corporate job to pursue his dream.
  • The real-life benefits that Infinite Banking provides during a downturn or transitional period in life.
  • The hard question that really made Nick Devlin reevaluate everything: “Do you want to stay married to your wife?".

Key Takeaways:

  • Anytime that you're looking to shake things up to go for your big dream, you don't want to do it alone. Make sure you have a guide - someone to help you face your fear and hold you accountable.
  • We're either winning or we're learning. You only fail when you quit.
  • Infinite Banking takes away financial fear. It’s accessible and there when you need it.

Book References:Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink
Atomic Habits by James Clear
Loving What Is by Byron Katie
As a Man Thinketh by James Allen
Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash
You Are a Badass at Making Money by Jen Sincero
The Strangest Secret by Earl Nightingale

“I realized that I had to stop, take a breath, and start living intentionally. I was just going through the motions, right, following other people's expectations, like so many people do.” - Nick Devlin

About Nick Devlin: Nick Devlin is a coach, entrepreneur, father, husband, and former US Army Ranger who helps heart-centered entrepreneurs rise above the noise and achieve results with less effort while actually enjoying the ride. He's a passionate innovator, collaborator, problem solver and team builder and he applies his experience with high-performance teams, knowledge of business processes, and respect for humanity to deliver winning performance and craft a better way to work and live.

Connect with Nick Devlin:
Email
: NickDevlinCoach@gmail.com
Facebook: Nick Devlin Coach
Phone Number: 551-217-0365

Connect with Nick Kosko:
LinkedIn: Nick Kosko
Facebook: Nick Kosko

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Juan Pablo discuss:

  • Defining a plan for success and sticking to it.
  • Real estate investment and using income producing assets to attain a standard of living.
  • Establishing a mindset that empowers you to overcome self-doubt and fear and go after your vision of success.

Key Takeaways:

  • Be specific with your plan for success, it’s easy to lose your way if you don’t know where you are and where you’re going.
  • Set goals and deadlines for yourself and make them visible to hold yourself accountable.
  • The journey to financial freedom will have unexpected challenges, but cultivating the proper mindset will enable you to adapt, overcome, and break away from the herd.

“Mindset trumps skill set.” - Juan Pablo

Book References:
The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey
The Strangest Secret by Earl Nightingale
Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki
Out of The Crisis by W. Edward Demings
The 4-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss

About Juan Pablo: Juan Pablo Is A Dynamic Speaker and coach who quit his day job at the age of 30 on the back of utilizing creative financing in real estate as well as having a burning desire to “Make That Wake Up Whenever You Feel Like It Money.” Now, a financially free real estate investor of 72 rental units with a rental revenue of $20,000 per month, Juan has helped many real estate investors obtain over $5.5 million in business funding for their real estate investments as well as improved their FICO scores to a 720 or higher.Juan is an active blogger for 100percentfinanced.com and blogger for the 100 Percent Financed Youtube Channel, helping to provide those who are frustrated with the 9 to 5 with the tools they need to succeed financially.

Connect with Juan Pablo:
Website
: 100PercentFinanced.com
YouTube: 100 Percent Financed

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Harper Jones discuss:

  • The hidden iceberg: the current state of banking and how banks profit using your money.
  • How IBC flips the status quo and makes your money work for you.
  • How you can couple IBC with real estate investing to create a pool of wealth that flows to you instead of away from you.

Key Takeaways:

  • Traditional lending and the banking system use your money to create profit for others.
  • Infinite Banking circumvents the traditional banking system and gives you control of your money.
  • Use IBC to fund real estate investments, you create a circumstance where your assets give you money instead of your efforts giving you money. Money gives you choices and choices give you freedom.

“As Einstein said, we can’t solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.” - Jim Oliver

About Harper Jones: Harper is an advocate for Infinite Banking and joined CreateTailwind as a strategist to teach people how to become their own banker. One of his favorite books is Becoming Your Own Banker by Nelson Nash. This book led him to the world of the Infinite Banking Concept. Harper is located in Knoxville, TN and invests in real estate where he focuses on wholesaling, flipping and multi-family investments. He received a Finance Degree from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

Book References:

The Go-Giver by Bob Burg and John David Mann

Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash

Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki

Comeback America by David Walker

Connect with Harper Jones:

Website: CreateTailwind.com

Email: Harper@CreateTailwind.com

LinkedIn: Harper Avery Jones

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Bunny Young discuss: * How to stay sane during these insane times. * The difference between money, value, and wealth. * The importance of having the right people in the right seat. * The definition of happiness.

Key Takeaways: * They only way to guarantee your paycheck is that YOU guarantee your paycheck. * When looking at making an investing decision look at the people first and the P&L second. * You can't achieve financial abundance without mental, emotional, and spiritual abundance. They all go hand in hand. * What stock should you buy? That’s easy! You should buy more stock in you. Self-investment is definitely worth the ROI.

About Bunny Young: Stuntwoman turned businesswoman is the best way to start a bio. After being diagnosed with a heart condition at an early age and depending on a service dog for a higher quality of life, Bunny focuses on using each day to fully deliver our purpose within the world. Bunny founded her company, A Better Place Consulting to empower and educate businesses and organizations about the impact of work-life alignment.Bunny enjoys breaking the codependency found between professionals and their companies. Bunny also enjoys teaching burnout prevention to law enforcement, military, and correctional officers.She is a third-generation entrepreneur, an international speaker, retired therapist, surfer, Army wife, and cowgirl who speaks 4 languages. Bunny is still most proud of her incredible family of two amazing daughters and her sexy supportive husband.

"The world can be made a better place by human effort." - Bunny Young

Connect With Bunny Young:
Website:
A Better Place Consulting
Twitter: @abetterplaceconsulting
Facebook: A Better Place Consulting
LinkedIn: Bunny Young

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Jack Miller discuss:

  • Alternative financing options for real estate investors and small business owners.
  • The benefits of working with a non-bank lender.
  • The lessons learned from being in the mortgage and real estate industry for over 30 years.

Key Takeaways:

  • Know what your options are. Banks aren’t the only option for meeting your capital needs.
  • The key to success is being able to reinvent yourself. Be resilient and embrace change.
  • Take tough times and plow through them. There’s a lesson in every failure.

“There are more opportunities in today’s market than I’ve ever seen on the horizon. Anyone who wants to do it and sets their mind to do it can make it happen!” – Jack Miller

Resource Reference:
McDonalds: Behind the Arches by John F. Love
The Men Who Built America by History Channel/Amazon Prime

About Jack Miller:Jack Miller has been a commercial real estate investor and lender for more than 30 years and built a real estate and mortgage portfolio, including overseeing over $1 billion in lending. Mr. Miller has been heavily involved with forming, managing, and investing in commercial real estate partnerships, including actively buying minority interest positions in commercial real estate partnerships on the secondary market.

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Kristin Tabbert discuss:

  • How she reached success by breaking away from a job that was unfulfilling which was the first step toward freedom and really walking into her purpose.
  • Understanding the difference between a coach and a mentor.
  • The benefits of using a coach to reach your full potential.

Key Takeaways:

  • The benefits of using a coach to reach your full potential.
  • You have to eliminate the safety net if you want to be committed to change.
  • Understand that there’s an upfront cost to the outcomes that you want to achieve and you must mentally prepare yourself to pay that cost before you start the plan to get there.
  • Great ideas are worthless if there’s no execution. And your plan is your “Magenta Line” it minimizes the drift and optimizes the path forward. [Learn more about the Magenta Line concept on the Align Life Pro Podcast interview with Nick Kosko linked below.]

“You have to burn the boat so that you only have a course of action moving forward. You can’t go back to what was comfortable.” – Kristin Tabbert

About Kristin Tabbert:
Kristin Tabbert is the Owner and President of K.L. Tabbert Performance Coaching LLC, and Co-Founder and president of Results Pathway, LLC . Both companies are founded on the core beliefs of planning and execution.

Kristin has been certified 12 Week Year Coach since 2008 when she started K.L. Tabbert Performance Coaching, LLC. In 2016, she became a certified 12 Week Year Trainer.

In 2019, she co-founded Results Pathways, LLCPrior to starting her multiple businesses, the majority of her career was in B2B sales; with extensive experience in several sales arena’s including print media, highly- engineered manufacturing solutions, content databases, consulting services and consumer products.

Kristin’s passions are simple: helping people to create clearer pathways to what they are capable of and the love of Thoroughbred Race Horses.

She lives in Lexington with her best friend and husband, 2 dogs, Murphy and Remington and barn cat named Bean.

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Website: CreateTailwind.com
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LinkedIn:Jim Oliver

Connect with Kristin Tabbert:
Email: Coach@alignedlifepro.com
Website: Aligned Life Pro & Results Pathway
LinkedIn:Kristin Tabbert

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Connor Boyack discuss:

  • The Tuttle Twins – a series of books, about the free market, written and created by Connor in a unique and innovative way that allows children age 5 – 11 to understand political and economic ideas.
  • The lack of age-appropriate educational resources and how the curriculum in our education system doesn’t teach these economic and social principals.
  • The unintentional secondary audience of parents that have also benefited from sharing these stories with their child.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Tuttle Twins series creates a foundation that parents can now build on and have some really fun conversations with their children
  • If you don’t understand the concept, the details are irrelevant.
  • If you don’t understand the concept, the details are irrelevant.

Book Reference:
The Tuttle Twins by Connor Boyack
Feardom by Connor Boyack
Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion by Robert Ciadini
The Right and Wrong of Compulsion by The State by Auberon Herbert
Economics in One Lesson by Henry Hazlitt

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In Part 2 of this episode, Jim Oliver and Robert Murphy discuss:

  • The commonality between IBC, Crypto currency and Gold
  • An overview of the Gold Standard
  • Insight into what’s happening in our current economy
  • The things people commonly get wrong with their understanding of IBC

Key Takeaways:

  • IBC presents an opportunity to secede from the traditional banking system
  • Educate yourself and understand the concept before forming an opinion

Book Reference:
Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash
Lessons for the Young Economist by Dr. Robert Murphy, PhD
What Has Government Done to Our Money? by Murray N. Rothbard
A Brief History of the Gold Standard by Dr. Robert Murphy, PhD
Economics in One Lesson by Henry Hazlitt

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Website: The Bob Murphy Show

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In Part 1 of this episode, Jim Oliver and Robert Murphy discuss:

  • Understanding the different schools of economics.
  • Quantitative Easing - What does that mean?
  • Is Crypto currency the answer?

Key Takeaways:

  • If the system is stacked against you, you have to break away from it if you want to be free.
  • Don’t be fooled by the illusion. If we’re in a bad economy, printing money is not the answer.

“Don’t be fooled by the illusion. If we’re in a bad economy, printing money is not the answer." - Dr. Bob Murphy, PhD

Book Reference:
The Case for IBC by R. Nelson Nash, L. Carlos Lara & Dr. Robert Murphy, PhD
How Privatized Banking Really Works by L. Carlos Lara & Dr. Robert Murphy, PhD

Connect with Jim Oliver:
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Website: CreateTailwind.com
YouTube: CreateTailwind
LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

Connect with Dr. Robert Murphy:
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YouTube: Robert Murphy
Website: The Bob Murphy Show

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:

  • How to solve the problem of financing everything that we buy.
  • How IBC has advantages that other investment and savings vehicles don’t have.
  • The #1 thief in the world. Do you know who it is?

Key Takeaways:

  • Your behavior is the most important part of the strategy. You have to take responsibility and realize that participation is required – not just funding.
  • Never forget the importance of building a good foundation.
  • Don’t be distracted by the financial headlines. Learn more about the Infinite Banking Concept and be enlightened by a strategy that truly benefits you.

“Don’t be distracted! We’re bombarded with the information that says, 'Give me control of your money!’ - but there is another way to build wealth and you're the one in control." - Nick Kosko

Book Reference:
Illusions by Richard Bach
Relentless by Tim S. Grover

Connect with Jim Oliver:
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Website: CreateTailwind.com
YouTube: CreateTailwind

LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Mindi Rosser discuss:

  • Mindi's passion for helping business owners, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders make meaningful connections using LinkedIn.
  • How she made the decision that IBC was the right strategy for building a foundational baseline of stability for her, her family and her business.
  • How we are filling the need to connect with others when we’re limited in our in-person interactions.

Key Takeaways:

  • Use this time wisely. We have the opportunity to pause, appreciate and enjoy nature in a way that feeds our souls.
  • Find a digital channel to show support and genuinely communicate with people.
  • The majority has never been right about anything so don't be afraid to break away from the herd.

"The landscape is shifting, it’s changing. And those who do not get on board and embrace the digital way of interacting with each other are going to get left behind" - Mindi Rosser

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Paul Moore discuss:

  • The motivation behind Paul’s book, The Perfect Investment.
  • The current state of the economy and the impact on the real estate market: What’s Hot and What’s Not!
  • Recession resistant assets.

Key Takeaways:

  • If you’re curious about commercial real estate, making a fractional investment with a professional operator is a good place to start.
  • The Infinite Banking Concept pairs well with commercial real estate investing.
  • Make sure you understand the difference between investing and speculating!

Connect with Jim Oliver: 
Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver 
Website: CreateTailwind.com 
YouTube: createtailwind.com 
LinkedIn: Jim Oliver 

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:

  • How they’ve benefited from being fully committed to the IBC concept both personally and professionally.
  • Nick’s humble beginnings as a beginner to the IBC concept and how he transitioned through the process.
  • Fighting the noise and not being distracted by the common narrative of fear and scarcity.

Key Takeaways:

  • The IBC concept takes time and CreateTailwind is dedicated to helping you reach your Abundance Mindset.
  • Start where you’re comfortable, but keep learning and be able to adapt your thinking.
  • We become what we think so courage, conviction, and coaching are necessary in order to level up.

“Move forward with faith and reckless determination that you will get there!” – Nick Kosko

Connect with Jim Oliver:
Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver
Website: CreateTailwind.com
YouTube: createtailwind.com
LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

Connect with Nick Kosko:
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Facebook: Nick Kosko

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Mike Gandolfo discuss:

  • How to succeed during a time when most people are afraid.
  • Aligned Life Pro - Mike’s recent podcast collaboration with New York Times best-selling author Michael Lennington, The 12-Week Year, and executive coach Kristin Tabbert. It’s designed to help people identify their goals and strengths to create more rewarding personal and professional lives.
  • How there is power in your thoughts and the need to focus on key objectives.

Key Takeaways:

  • Real growth happens in the struggle.
  • Always be able to articulate your value.
  • When you hit a crisis put your foot on the gas, not the brake!

“As life got decluttered for us, you could prioritize easier and really make some unbelievable quantum leaps forward.” - Mike Gandolfo

About Mike Gandolfo: Mike was born to coach and he loves to work with teams to help them unify to achieve extraordinary results. In athletics, Mike helped coach Spalding University to a national championship in women’s basketball. He also successfully recruited 22 high school all-stars who went on to be NBA draft picks to play in the prestigious KDF Basketball Classic. As an entrepreneur and small business owner, Mike and his company have received several awards. He opened his independent, boutique brokerage, RE Solutions, in 2011, and in 2013, his company won the LEO Reader’s Choice Award for Louisville’s Best Real Estate Agency. His agency was also chosen as a GLI INCredible Award finalist for small business of the year in 2018. Along with helping teams perform at their peak, Mike is also an expert in working by referral systems.

Most recently, Mike has joined forces with New York Times best-selling author Michael Lennington, The 12-Week Year, and executive coach Kristin Tabbert to host the "Aligned Life Pro" podcast. The three collaborate on executive team training and presenting.

Book References:

Fix This Next by Mike Michalowicz

The Go-Giver by Bob Burg

Get Your Mind Right: 10 Keys to Unlock Your Potential and Ignite Your Success by Todd Durkin

Connect with Mike Gandolfo:

Website: Aligned Life Pro

LinkedIn: Mike Gandolfo

Facebook: Aligned Life Pro

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Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

YouTube: createtailwind.com

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosco discuss:

  • How IBC clients are finding peace of mind amidst the pandemic.
  • The security provided by using IBC vs the uncertainty of having your money in Wall Street.
  • The power of an Abundance Mindset.

Key Takeaways:

  • Cultivate a mindset of abundance and positivity, think long term.
  • Confidence is a skillset.
  • Have a focus on taking control.

“Walk forward faithfully knowing that there’s a better life and whatever you want - just go get it.” - Nick Kosko

Book References:

The Magic of Thinking Big by David J. Schwartz

Connect with Nick Kosko:

LinkedIn: Nick Kosko

Facebook: Nick Kosko

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

YouTube: createtailwind.com

LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Mike Michalowicz discuss:

  • How losing everything Mike had was the impetus that made him begin researching what makes entrepreneurs successful.
  • How to avoid the trap that business owners face of living crisis to crisis.
  • Mike’s latest book, Fix This Next, and other resources that he provides for entrepreneurs.

Key Takeaways:

  • Profit First is the pay yourself first principle applied to business.
  • Don't do the work - delegate the work.
  • The biggest challenge a business owner has is knowing what their biggest challenge is.

“I'm not saying entrepreneurship isn't hard work, but it is successful when you do smart work.” - Mike Michalowicz

About Mike Michalowicz: Mike Michalowicz is the entrepreneur behind three multimillion-dollar companies and is the author of Profit First, Clockwork, The Pumpkin Plan, and his newest book, Fix This Next. Mike is a former small business columnist for The Wall Street Journal and regularly travels the globe as an entrepreneurial advocate.

Book References:

Fix This Next by Mike Michalowicz

Profit First by Mike Michalowicz

Connect with Mike Michalowicz:

Instagram: Mike Michalowicz

Facebook: Mike Michalowicz

Website: Fix This Next & MikeMichaolwicz.com

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

YouTube: Create Tailwind

LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Michael Lennington discuss:

  • How to close the gap between “what is” and “what can be” by using the system outlined in the book The 12 Week Year written by Michael Lennington and Brian Moran.
  • How to build high-performance behavior and prepare for success in any endeavor.
  • Systems that will help you to avoid the trap of procrastination and look at time in a more productive way.

Key Takeaways:

  • It’s important to find a way to measure your success.
  • Sometimes, the biggest barrier to an effective team is the leader.
  • Accountability will force you to focus on your progress even when you don’t want to.

“Giving yourself a different set of triggers to behave in a certain way is one of the things that we do to instill these disciplines and new habits.” - Michael Lennington

About Michael Lennington: Michael Lennington is Vice President of The Execution Company. He is a consultant, coach, and leadership trainer, and an expert in implementing lasting change in organizations. He works with clients in the U.S., Europe, Asia, and the Middle East to help them implement corporate initiatives that drive sales, service, and profitability. Michael holds a BS from Michigan State University and an MBA from Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan. He lives with his wife Kristin and their children in Kentucky.

Book References:

The Answer to How Is Yes by Peter Block

The 12 Week Year by Michael Lennington and Brian Moran

Tiny Habits: The Small Changes that Change Everything by BJ Fogg

Connect with Michael Linnington:

LinkedIn: Michael Lennington

Facebook: The 12 Week Year

Website: The 12 Week Year

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Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

YouTube: Create Tailwind

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Bob Burg discuss:

  • The motivation behind writing The Go-Giver, a Wall Street Journal and BusinessWeek bestseller, coauthored with John David Mann.
  • The Five Laws of Stratospheric Success and how to apply them.
  • The premise of shifting your focus from getting to giving - which involves constantly and consistently providing immense value to others.

Key Takeaways:

  • The golden rule of business is that people will do business with and refer business to those people they know, like and trust
  • Storytelling tends to connect on a heart to heart level which is always the best way of teaching and learning.
  • Make your customers believers. They will buy from you because ultimately they truly believe they'll be better off by doing so.

“Great salesmanship is never about the salesperson. It's about the other person. It's about that person whose life you're trying to touch through your product or service.”

- Bob Burg

About Bob Burg: The American Management Association named Bob Burg one of the 30 Most Influential Leaders and he was named one of the Top 200 Most Influential Authors in the World by Richtopia.

For 30 years Bob has helped companies, sales leaders, and their teams to more effectively communicate their value, sell at higher prices with less resistance, and grow their businesses. He was best known for his book Endless Referrals, but over the past few years, it’s his business parable, The Go-Giver (coauthored with John David Mann) that has captured the imagination of his readers.

The Go-Giver, a Wall Street Journal and BusinessWeek Bestseller, has sold over 950,000 copies. Since its release, it has consistently stayed in the Top 25 on Porchlight’s (formerly 800-CEO-READ) Business Book Bestsellers List. The book has been translated into 28 languages. It was rated #10 on Inc. Magazine’s list of the Most Motivational Books Ever Written, and was on HubSpot’s 20 Most Highly Rated Sales Books of All Time.

He is also an unapologetic animal fanatic and served on the Board of Directors of Furry Friends Adoption and Clinic in his town of Jupiter, Florida.

Book References:

The Go-Giver by Bob Burg

How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie

Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill

As a Man Thinketh by James Allen

Tools of Titans Timothy Ferriss

Principles by Ray Dalio

The Secret of Selling Anything by Harry Browne

Thinking in Bets by Annie Duke

Connect with Bob Burg:

LinkedIn: Bob Burg

Facebook: Bob Burg

Website: Burg.com

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

YouTube: Create Tailwind

LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Steve Yastrow discuss:

  • How having a coach allows you to earn wisdom and gain understanding.
  • The Ditch the Pitch process and understanding the value of richly engaging human interaction.
  • The importance of connecting with your customers.

Key Takeaways:

  • A good coaching relationship requires accountability and a vested interest on both sides.
  • Customer knowledge is your best competitive advantage.
  • Human beings don’t think in facts and figures. We think in stories.
  • Turn every presentation into a conversation.

“I think it’s wonderful to have coaches. We take advantage of the diversity of human experience and talent.” – Steve Yastrow

About Steve Yastrow: Steve Yastrow is the author of Ditch the Pitch: The Art of Improvised Persuasion, and the founder of Yastrow and Company. He is a non-stop idea generator, business advisor and best-selling sales author. When he’s not creating new ideas for his books and other writings, he’s thinking about how to apply his ideas to his clients’ businesses.

Steve is the author of three books, Brand Harmony, We: The Ideal Customer Relationship and Ditch the Pitch, a best-selling sales book. He is a former senior marketing executive with Hyatt Hotels and is now president of Yastrow and Company, his consulting firm.

Book References:
The March of Folly by Barbara Tuchman
Behave: The Biology of Humans at Our Best and Worst by Robert Sapolsky
Predictably Irrational by Dan Ariely
Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman
Ditch the Pitch: The Art of Improvised Persuasion by Steve Yastrow
We: The Ideal Customer Relationship by Steve Yastrow
Brand Harmony by Steve Yastrow

Connect with Steve Yastrow:
LinkedIn: Steve Yastrow
Facebook: Steve Yastrow
Website: Yastrow & Company

Connect with Jim Oliver:
Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver
Website: CreateTailwind.com
YouTube: createtailwind.com
LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Nick Kosko and Harper Jones discuss:

  • Infinite Banking and how it can be tied into real estate.
  • A real-life situation where Harper closed a real estate deal by incorporating the Infinite Banking strategy.
  • The importance of focusing on the seller’s problem and finding solutions.

Key Takeaways:

  • If you can’t get the price you need, then go for the terms!
  • You’ll never lose if you know how to solve the problem.
  • The use of creativity on both sides, the seller and the buyer, is what closed the deal. You have to think outside of the box.

“Anytime I try to focus more on myself, it never ends up good. So I’m always trying to focus on solving the seller’s problem and helping them out. – Harper Jones

View the YouTube companion to this episode here:A Deep Dive Into the Numbers

Book References:
The Go-Giver by Bob Burg and John David Mann
Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash
Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki

Connect with Harper Jones:
Website: CreateTailwind.com
Email: Harper@CreateTailwind.com
LinkedIn: Harper Avery Jones

Connect with Nick Kosko:
LinkedIn: Nick Kosko
Facebook: Nick Kosko
Email: NickKosko@CreateTailwind.com

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Tom Schwab discuss:

  • The power of podcast interview marketing
  • How just about everything can be systematized
  • Understanding the key differences between starting your own podcast and being a guest on someone else’s.

Key Takeaways:

  • Increase your chances of being found by being a guest on a podcast that’s different from your typical audience.
  • Real security comes from your ability to produce, not from anybody else.
  • Exposure creates opportunities!

“What's ordinary to you is amazing to other people.” - Tom Schwab

About Tom Schwab: Tom Schwab knows how to build an online business. He’s done it successfully several times, and now helps others find online success with podcast interview marketing. Marketing at its heart is starting a conversation with someone who could be an ideal customer. Tom helps thought leaders (coaches, authors, speakers, consultants, emerging brands) get featured on leading podcasts their ideal prospects are already listening to. The Interview Valet system then helps them to turn listeners into customers. The author of Podcast Guest Profits: Grow Your Business with a Targeted Interview Strategy, Tom is also Founder/ CEO of Interview Valet, the category king of Podcast Interview Marketing.

Book References:

Play Bigger: How Dreamers, Pirates and Innovators Create and Dominate Markets by Christopher Lochhead, Al Ramadan, Dave Peterson and Kevin Maney

Content-Based Networking by James Carbary

Connect with Tom Schwab:

LinkedIn: Thomas Schwab

Facebook: Thomas Schwab

Website: interviewvalet.com/tailwind

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

YouTube: createtailwind.com

LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Ola Dantis discuss:

  • How Ola tapped into real estate investing and saw America as an opportunity for success and growth.
  • The importance of having a mentor to help you navigate your blind spots
  • How passive investors could earn up to a 15% rate of return

Key Takeaways:

  • Success isn't going to come to you in a golden box with a red ribbon around it. You have to really want it and it takes hunger, hard work, sacrifice and commitment.
  • Don’t be satisfied with the status quo. Know who you are, know what you want, make a decision, take action and get it done!
  • With all of the free resources available, there’s no excuse to not educate yourself.

“There's a gap between fear and getting stuff done, and that middle part is called knowledge.” - Ola Dantis

About Ola Dantis: Ola, the Founder/CEO at Dwellynn.com, a multifamily investment syndication firm, has successfully sourced deals of over 40 million dollars by working closely with Sellers and with other Apartment Syndicators across the country. Though Ola has only lived in the US for a few years, he has successfully completed rehab projects and helped others start their real estate investing journeys. Ola continues to exceed investors' returns, building upon his success in the real estate investing space. Ola likes to post his progress and encourages his community of 50,000 strong on Instagram.

Book References:
The Emigrant Edge: How to Make it Big in Americaby Brian Buffini
Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki
The Happiness Hypothesis by Jonathan Haidt

Connect with Ola Dantis:
LinkedIn: Ola Dantis
Facebook: Dwellynn LLC
Website: InvestWithOla.com

Connect with Jim Oliver:
Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver
Website: CreateTailwind.com
YouTube: createtailwind.com
LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosco discuss:

  • COVID 19 and the opportunities available on the other side of this pandemic
  • Infinite banking policies and their ability to weather the storm
  • How creativity will provide a way forward

Key Takeaways:

  • Now’s the time to evolve and use the technology available because businesses as we know it will be forever changed.
  • Use your time wisely and benefit from being able to educate yourself.
  • We can come out of this even stronger, happier and more abundant. Mind over matter!
  • Don’t let fear win. Be cautious and make wise decisions but never allow fear to be a blocker to your abundance mindset.

“Now’s the time to level up, instead of hunkering down. Level up, be looking, be ready and have an abundant mindset at all times.” – Nick Kosko

Book References:
Ditch the Pitch by Steve Yastrow
Advanced Tax Strategies by Amanda Han and Matthew Macfarland

Connect with Nick Kosko:
LinkedIn: Nick Kosko
Facebook: Nick Kosko

Connect with Jim Oliver:
Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver
Website: CreateTailwind.com
YouTube: createtailwind.com
LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Kim Daly discuss:

  • How she found freedom and became her own boss
  • What franchising is, the role of a franchising consultant and how you can use the franchise business to change your life.
  • The misconceptions about franchising

Key Takeaways:

  • You still have to spend money to build your business.
  • Franchise is all about following the proven process, not reinventing the wheel.
  • In life, we get what we expect.
  • The importance of having a millionaire mindset
  • Just do it! Find someone who can guide your process and help you make an educated decision.

“It was much easier getting to the top, than it was staying at the top” – Kim Daly

About Kim Daly: Kim Daly is one of America’s top franchise consultants who has helped thousands of people explore franchise opportunities. For over 18 years, she has traveled the country as a keynote speaker and business break out leader and has hosted her own live events educating, motivating and inspiring Americans to the dream of small business ownership through the proven systems of a franchise.

Book References:
Speaking God’s Frequency by Jon B. Fuller
The Educated Franchisee by Rick Bisio
Many Miles to Go by Brian Tracy
Life’s Golden Ticket by Brendon Burchard
As a Man Thinketh by James Allen

Connect with Kim Daly:
Website: The Daly Coach
LinkedIn: Kim Daly
Facebook: Create Wealth thru Franchising

Connect with Jim Oliver:
Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver
Website: CreateTailwind.com
YouTube: createtailwind.com
LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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Jon Fuller: Speaking God’s Frequency In this episode, Jim Oliver and Jon Fuller discuss:

  • Combining your faith and being an entrepreneur
  • Taking his God given gift and entrepreneurial spirit and transitioning from using it for evil to using it for good and legit business
  • How once he started aligning himself up with what God had to say – his life, his marriage and his family radically changed.

Key Takeaways:

  • Create business opportunities that are above and beyond anything we can imagine our faith
  • Decide what you want and take massive action and whatever doesn’t work..change it!

  • You’re going to fail, and you need to be okay with failure because all of us have done it, but failures don’t define you.

  • The only thing that eliminates fear is action. Action cures fear.

“Just go for your dream, realize you’re gonna fall flat on your face, learn from it and then just keep moving forward.” Jon Fuller

About Jon Fuller: Jon is a devoted husband for over 20 years, father of 3, entrepreneur, and host of the podcast, “Are You Real”. Jon along with his wife, Kasey, own and operate several businesses. Their main business is a construction company where they build new homes, remodel, and buy and flip homes as well. Along with all of their businesses, and a busy family life Jon’s podcast has also been in the top 5 for over a year, and hit #1 multiple times in the U.S., and U.K.

Book References:
Speaking God’s Frequency by Jon B. Fuller
Profit First by Mike Michalowicz
Total Focus by Brandon Webb
Destined to Win by Kris Vallotton and Thomas Nelson
Chase the Lion by Mark Batterson
Illusions by Richard Bach
Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach

Connect with Jon Fuller:
Website: New Life Homes TX
Instagram: @areyourealpod
Facebook: @areyourealpod
Twitter: @areyourealpod

Connect with Jim Oliver:
Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver
Website: CreateTailwind.com
YouTube: createtailwind.com
LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Greg Chaplain discuss:

  • The real estate market and how Greg joined the market
  • The roles that teams play in reaching sales goals
  • The career path that Greg Chaplain chose after a business acquisition cost him his job

Key Takeaways:

  • Attitude and ambition can get you anywhere!
  • Find the real estate sales strategy that works for you, speaks to you, that fits your lifestyle and you can become proficient at.
  • Attitude is everything. Other skills, and strengths can be taught or learned.
  • Only start a team when you’re generating too much business to handle yourself (ripe fruit is hitting the ground).
  • Develop reciprocating relationships with other business owners.

“Train agents in a way that they can leave and be successful. Treat them in a way that they won’t want to.” Greg Chaplain

About Greg Chaplain: Licensed Virginia agent Greg Chaplain leads the Hampton Roads Real Estate Home Team, representing over thirty combined years of experience. Having grown up in Lakeville, Massachusetts, Greg went on to complete his BS in Business Administration & Finance from West Virginia University and relocated to Hampton Roads, where the abilities and experiences he gained managing sales teams in the wine industry, including strong negotiation and communication skills, brought about a career in Real Estate in 2005. Buyers and sellers alike will find Greg to be perfectly attentive and communicative throughout the process. His guidance even post-sale ensures the buyer will be comfortable and satisfied.

Greg’s time in Hampton Roads has brought him to a sincere appreciation of its approachable

people and flexible lifestyle - from rural to urban, historic to new, and athletics to arts, Greg

knows there is absolutely something for everyone here.

Book References:

21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John Maxwell

The 17 Indisputable Laws of Teamwork by John Maxwell

The Greatest Salesman in the World by Og Mandino

The Go Giver by Bob Burg

How to Master the Art of Selling Anything by Tom Hopkins

Connect with Greg Chaplain:

Website: The Real Estate Home Team

LinkedIn: Greg Chaplain

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

YouTube: createtailwind.com

LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Josh Sweeney discuss:

  • Josh’s entrepreneurial beginnings and professional journey to where he is now.
  • Marketing services to your ideal customers.
  • Creating awareness for your company and brand to grow your audience.
  • The differences between b2b and b2c business models.

Key Takeaways:

  • Part of selling and closing deals is confidence when speaking the lingo of your client and their industry. That is how they know that you understand them.
  • Time management is so key to everything you do – find ways to maximize and compound your time in everything you do.
  • Do the groundwork to have people aware of your organization before you begin the lead generation activities to be even more successful.
  • Relationship building is becoming more popular as a business model.

"We found that a lot of the founders that are breaking away are finding out, how do they compound their time…and really extend their reach, because that time is the biggest challenge for them." — Josh Sweeney

About Josh Sweeney: Josh Sweeney is a seasoned entrepreneur, who’s relentless drive has given him the platform to build big ideas, and even bigger companies. One of his successes, Atcore Systems, was acquired in 2016 by a leading partner in the CRM industry. Experiencing the impact of various company cultures over the years, Josh founded Epic Culture. He has made it his mission to help business build amazing company culture. Because of his passion for growth and forward thinking, he donates his time to Entrepreneur Organization of Atlanta, guiding and promoting other entrepreneurs through experience sharing and camaraderie. When he’s not driving his business or mingling with business leaders, you can find him in the podcast booth, where he has recorded over 100 episodes, evangelizing the importance of having an EPIC CULTURE.

Book References:

Extreme Ownership: How U.S. Navy SEALs Lead and Win by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin

The Alter Ego Effect: The Power of Secret Identities to Transform Your Life by Todd Herman

Relentless: From Good to Great to Unstoppable by Tim S. Grover

Connect with Josh Sweeney:

Website: EpicCulture.com

YouTube: Epic Company Culture

LinkedIn: Epic Culture

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

YouTube: createtailwind.com

LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Dr. Tom Smythe discuss:

  • Dr. Smythe’s research on mutual funds and individual financial literacy and planning.
  • The psychology behind the performance of mutual funds.
  • Financial education and the confidence of college students.
  • Building your financial literacy and confidence.

Key Takeaways:

  • A person’s psychological framework can impact their initial levels of financial literacy and their ability to learn the topics.
  • The students that take the seminar, improve their confidence dramatically, well above the control group.
  • When given the chance, those from lower socio-economic statuses are able to close the gap in the knowledge and confidence in financial literacy.
  • It is never too late to start learning financial literacy and planning.

"The more confident that people feel, the greater the likelihood that they are going to take actions to improve their situations." — Dr. Tom Smythe

About Dr. Tom Smythe: Dr. Tom Smythe is a Professor of Finance in the Department of Economics and Finance.

Tom joined FGCU in 2019 after teaching 18 years at Furman University. After graduating from Furman in 1985, he spent 4 years in the Army as an Engineer Officer, including tours of duty in Honduras and Costa Rica. After leaving the Army in 1989, Tom worked for what was Mobil Oil for almost 7 years as a systems and business analyst. He received his MBA from George Mason University while working for Mobil.

Since finishing his PhD at the University of South Carolina, Tom has published numerous articles in both academic and practitioner journals, has been quoted or his work cited in the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, USA Today, Consumer Reports, Money Magazine, CNN Money, the Chicago Tribune, the Associated Press, NBC News, and the Miami Herald. He teaches Corporate Finance, Money and Capital Markets, and Banking. His research focuses on mutual funds and individual financial literacy and planning.

Book References:

Anything by Jack Bogle

Connect with Dr. Tom Smythe:

Website: FGCU.edu

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

YouTube: createtailwind.com

LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:

  • Who sets the minimum and maximum premiums of life insurance.
  • The transfer of risk in life insurance.
  • Qualified plans postpone the tax calculation, and what history tells us about possible future taxation.
  • Term policies versus permanent.

Key Takeaways:

  • There are flaws in the way life insurance is taught, because they focus on cost not opportunity.
  • There is nearly an infinite amount of premiums that can be charged between the minimum and the maximum.
  • To retire is to be taken out of service – we want to continue to live with purpose even when not working 40 hours per week.
  • For Infinite Banking, we designed the premium to get as close as the MEC line as possible without going over, making your banking policy as efficient long-term as possible.

“Remember, if you minimally fund a policy, then you get minimum levels of benefits." — Jim Oliver

Connect with Nick Kosko:

LinkedIn: Nick Kosko

Facebook: Nick Kosko

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

YouTube: createtailwind.com

LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Brandon Turner discuss:

  • Brandon’s journey through addiction, into recovery, and his finding of Infinite Banking.
  • Moving through adversity to learn who you are, not as someone defined by your adversity.
  • Maintaining a program of recovery internally and financially.
  • Taking action to move through fear and uncertainty.

Key Takeaways:

  • Addiction doesn’t discriminate if you are wealthy or poor, but, wherever you are at, you can bounce back from it.
  • Gratitude is the key to financial recovery.
  • Focus on serving people and everything will fall in place for you.
  • It is hard to change habits when your conscious mind is overloaded with stress.

"Adversity introduces a man to himself." — Brandon Turner

About Brandon Turner: Brandon is an author, coach, facilitator, and addiction recovery advocate. His recent book, "Personal Finance for People in Addiction Recovery" was published mid-December 2019 and is available on Kindle and paperback on Amazon. In this book, he talks about his journey from illegal entrepreneurship, going broke and starting over again with a mountain of debt and legal issues. He is now free of consumer debt and investing in real estate and getting started with Infinite Banking.

Book Reference:

Spiritual Economics by Eric Butterworth

Any Book by Dan Sullivan

Unleash the Power Within by Tony Robbins

How to Master the Art of Selling by Tom Hopkins

Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill

How to Win Friends & Influence People by Dale Carnegie

Connect with Brandon Turner:

Website: MoneyMattersPersonalFinance.com

Book: Personal Finance for People in Addiction Recovery

LinkedIn: Brandon Turner

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

YouTube: createtailwind.com

LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Travis Wood discuss:

  • Travis’ journey finding and embracing IBC for investment and financially securing his family.
  • Using IBC as an effective tool for building wealth.
  • Finding freedom by controlling your own money.
  • Growth through continued education.

Key Takeaways:

  • Reading the book is fantastic, but working with someone who also practices can help you grow your IBC practice.
  • Who you collaborate with is one of the most important parts of investing.
  • It’s about understanding the principles and then applying the principles in your life.
  • Even if you don’t invest in real estate, understanding how it works has power.

"There’s always opportunity out there…opportunity presents itself as long as you are putting yourself out there and trying to learn." — Travis Wood

About Travis Wood: Travis is a full-time airline pilot from Louisville, KY with a wonderful wife and 2 young boys. After many years using more traditional investment vehicles, he discovered the world of Infinite Banking through R. Nelson Nash's book Becoming Your Own Banker. Travis now uses his policies to invest in real estate and in his small business flipping land.

Book References:

Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki

What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow by Frank Gallinelli

The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

YouTube: createtailwind.com

LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Harper Jones discuss:

  • How Harper got started in real estate in his teens and has since incorporated Infinite Banking in with his real estate pursuits.
  • Harper’s first real estate investment and lessons learned from that investment.
  • Getting the right education on Infinite Banking and filtering out the junk.
  • Having strength through plans going awry.

Key Takeaways:

  • Formal education is only the beginning, not the ending.
  • Be willing to speak to and learn from those who have found success.
  • The best foundational asset is still Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash.
  • Everything you plan will not go exactly how you originally planned, but it will be so much better than anything you anticipated.

"The biggest part is getting the right education. A lot of people get stuck on things in the first few years of the policy, but with the right education it just finally clicks after a while." — Harper Jones

About Harper Jones: Harper is an advocate for Infinite Banking and joined CreateTailwind as a strategist to teach people how to become their own banker. One of his favorite books is Becoming Your Own Banker by Nelson Nash. This book led him to the world of the Infinite Banking Concept. Harper is located in Knoxville, TN and invests in real estate where he focuses on wholesaling, flipping and multi-family investments. He received a Finance Degree from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

Connect with Harper Jones:

Website: CreateTailwind.com

Email: Harper@CreateTailwind.com

LinkedIn: Harper Avery Jones

Book References:

The Go-Giver by Bob Burg and John David Mann

Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash

Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

YouTube: createtailwind.com

LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver, Nick Kosko, and Earl Nightingale discuss:

  • The voice of personal development, and lessons from Earl Nightingale.
  • The dangers of conformity.
  • The importance of goals.
  • The power of our thoughts and how it directs what we become.
  • The price we all must pay, and the benefits of paying the price.

Key Takeaways:

  • What you think about becomes everything. We can control our thoughts and we can control the direction of our thoughts.
  • A success is anyone who is doing a predetermined job and doing it deliberately.
  • Have goals – knowing where you are going will lead to success.
  • If you care enough about a result, you will obtain it.

"Success is the progressive realization of a worthy ideal. If a man is working toward a predetermined goal and knows where he is going, that man is a success." — Earl Nightingale

Connect with Nick Kosko:

LinkedIn: Nick Kosko

Facebook: Nick Kosko

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

YouTube: createtailwind.com

LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:

  • Lessons from Chris Hodges, founder and senior pastor of Church of the Highlands.
  • What you need to do to accomplish your vision.
  • Being the culture, not building the culture and leading by example.
  • Go back to the basics.

Key Takeaways:

  • Have you made it clear what is the measurable win?
  • “Your systems are perfectly designed to get the results you are getting.” – Chris Hodges
  • Pursue excellence – you can’t accomplish it, but you can strive for it.
  • Drop the negative thought as soon as it gets in your head – don’t continue to feed and help it grow.

"What’s the one thing, if it got better, would make the biggest difference?" — Chris Hodges

References:

Church of the Highlands

Joe Dispenza

Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill

As A Man Thinketh by James Allen

Connect with Nick Kosko:

LinkedIn: Nick Kosko

Facebook: Nick Kosko

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

YouTube: createtailwind.com

LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:

  • A recap from the Impact Leadership Conference in Birmingham, AL.
  • John Maxwell’s Cycle of Success.
  • Having and making your vision bigger and clearer.
  • Infinite mindset for everyone making wealth.

Key Takeaways:

  • Make your next work your best work.
  • It doesn’t matter how old you are, there is always something more to learn. Try something new every day.
  • You can change your future right now.
  • Leadership is from the bottom to the top – you have to lead 24/7.

"Live today. Your family needs you today. The person in front of you in the coffee shop deserves for you to put your phone in your pocket. Be present. The greatest gift you can give someone is to be present." — Nick Kosko

References:

Leadershift: The 11 Essential Changes Every Leader Must Embrace by John Maxwell

Failing Forward: Turning Mistakes Into Stepping Stones for Success by John Maxwell

Start with Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action by Simon Sinek

The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek

Leaders Eat Last: Why Some Teams Pull together and Others Don’t by Simon Sinek

TedxTalk: Start with Why – How Great Leaders Inspire Action – Simon Sinek

Connect with Nick Kosko:

LinkedIn: Nick Kosko

Facebook: Nick Kosko

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

YouTube: createtailwind.com

LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver discusses:

  • What is your lion?
  • Moving out of a scarcity mindset.
  • Use role models to accelerate your success rate.
  • Taking massive action with an attitude of gratitude.

    Key Takeaways:
  • “Dare to fail, dare to be different, quit holding out, quit holding back, quit running away. Chase the lion.” – Mark Batterson
  • You have to know what you want in order to achieve it.
  • Keep moving forward, modify your plan as need be, continue to learn and read and pray every day.
  • If you read your goals before bed, your mind will continue working on those goals while you sleep.

    "Take massive action by deciding to do something." — Jim Oliver

    References:
    Chase the Lion – Mark Batterson
    Thou Shalt Prosper: Ten Commandments for Making Money – Rabbi Daniel Lapin
    Personal Power – Tony Robbins
    Strategy Circle – Strategic Coach

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and David Stearns discuss:

  • Mistakes that we commonly see with life insurance policies.
  • Being the hero of your own IBC story.
  • Things people don’t seem to understand about infinite banking.
  • Managing and controlling your cash flow.

Key Takeaways:

  • Infinite banking is an infinite game – not a finite game. It’s not a competition with someone else, it’s what you choose to do with it.
  • You can’t compute rates of return on insurance policies in the same way you would with another avenue.
  • Paying interest to your insurance policy is still money you own; you’re in control of the money.
  • Every family runs a business from their home – their own home academy.

"IBC is a very stress free financial tool." — David Stearns

About David Stearns: David Stearns joined Infinite Banking Concepts in June 2004 after retiring from the U.S. Army as a Lieutenant Colonel.

David served 27 years in the Army, first as a field artillery officer, then as an Army aviator. As with all military officers, he served in a variety of assignments including unit command, operations, safety, and systems analysis/operations research. David served throughout the Continental U.S. and world-wide with a long tour in Egypt and multiple deployments to Germany, Korea, and Kuwait.

David is the President of Infinite Banking Concepts LLC and a Director of the Nelson Nash Institute.

David graduated with a BA degree from Buffalo State College in 1975, and received a Masters of Public Administration from Auburn University, Montgomery in 1992.

He has been married to Kimberly Stearns since 1979. They live in Birmingham, Alabama and have four children and six grandchildren.

Book References:

Becoming Your Own Banker

Building Your Warehouse of Wealth

The Case for IBC

Connect with David Stearns:

Website: InfiniteBanking.org

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and David Stearns discuss:

  • Living and loving Infinite Banking Concept (IBC) in everything you do.
  • The IBC Think Tank Symposium.
  • David’s first introduction to Nelson Nash and IBC.
  • Lessons from Nelson Nash.

    Key Takeaways:
  • Get as much information as possible – the best guides of infinite banking are also the best students.
  • The current mutual insurance system platform, as is used in IBC, is only available in the US and Canada.
  • IBC is about recapturing the interest, as best you can, and maintaining your sphere of influence by warehousing your wealth.
  • Patience is the key. It takes time, but it does work.

    "Infinite banking is not about life insurance. It is about controlling the banking function in your life. Period." — David Stearns

    About David Stearns: David Stearns joined Infinite Banking Concepts in June 2004 after retiring from the U.S. Army as a Lieutenant Colonel.

David served 27 years in the Army, first as a field artillery officer, then as an Army aviator. As with all military officers, he served in a variety of assignments including unit command, operations, safety, and systems analysis/operations research. David served throughout the Continental U.S. and world-wide with a long tour in Egypt and multiple deployments to Germany, Korea, and Kuwait.

David is the President of Infinite Banking Concepts LLC and a Director of the Nelson Nash Institute.

David graduated with a BA degree from Buffalo State College in 1975, and received a Masters of Public Administration from Auburn University, Montgomery in 1992.

He has been married to Kimberly Stearns since 1979. They live in Birmingham, Alabama and have four children and six grandchildren.

Connect with David Stearns:

Website: InfiniteBanking.org

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver
Website: CreateTailwind.com
YouTube: createtailwind.com
LinkedIn: Jim Oliver


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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Bob Burnett discuss:

  • Why crypto currency exists
  • Using crypto currency
  • A push system
  • Where we now in the development of crypto currency

Key Takeaways:

  • Crypto currency allowed people all over the world to exchange money with ease
  • The owners are private, but the totals are public
  • A transparent system with the purchaser initiating the exchange of currency
  • Crypto currency has a potential huge impact in the distressed countries around the world along with the developed areas

"Crypto currency is going to cause freedom in money or in currency." — Bob Burnett

Connect with Bob Burnett:

Twitter: DivvyServices

Facebook: DivvyServices/

Website: divvyservices.com

YouTube: UCiEGSSoMrtR7lJcCa7srC2Q

LinkedIn: bob-burnett

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In this episode, Jim Oliver discusses:

  • The Automotive industry learning infinite banking
  • Use it or lose it regarding infinite banking
  • Economic value
  • The marshmallow experiment

Key Takeaways:

  • If you know what is happening, you will know what to do
  • Your money is just as valuable as the bank’s money
  • Making infinite banking a way of life is the only way it works
  • We have to delay gratification to succeed

"We are showing people it is not about the high rate of return. It is not about the rate. It is about the flow of money. We have to get money to flow back to us." — Jim Oliver

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Website: CreateTailwind.com

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LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Luke Neubauer discuss:

  • Getting out of the ‘rat race’
  • Confidence is a skill to build
  • Building a community to encourage each other in real estate
  • The abundance mindset, not a scarcity mindset

Key Takeaways:

  • Set goals and take steps to reach those goals, say it out loud
  • Fear is normal, it takes time and action
  • There is no losing, just winning or learning
  • Recommended Books: Millionaire Next Door by Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko and Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki

"I still have a ton that I can learn, and I still consider myself learning every day. Anyone who is good at anything is constantly learning. " — Luke Neubauer

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LinkedIn: luke-neubauer-a989747b/

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Website: CreateTailwind.com

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:

  • The use and effectiveness of controlling the banking function in your life
  • Financing more and more equipment to increase your wealth
  • It’s a process, not a product
  • The level of choices expands, break away from the herd

Key Takeaways:

  • Imagination is the most important thing, you must think and not let fear stop you
  • Action cures fear
  • Focus on the way you think and behave
  • Recapturing the interest is a lucrative way to live your life and eliminate failure

"Our purpose is to educate you. To get you curious enough to want to go educate yourself more and more." — Jim Oliver

Connect with Nick Kosko: 

LinkedIn:Nick Kosko 

Facebook:Nick Kosko 

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Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:

  • Premiums and multiple ways it can be paid
  • Terry Nash’s logging business example
  • Being your own banker
  • "Retirement" distribution

Key Takeaways:

  • The premium is the solution, not the problem
  • By financing equipment you're able to recapture interest you would have paid to the bank
  • If the bank is in charge, then they can close the doors of your business
  • The rate is a distraction

"This is about being your own banker and getting that interest to flow to you instead of away from you." — Nick Kosko

Connect with Nick Kosko: 

LinkedIn: Nick Kosko

Facebook: Nick Kosko

Connect with Jim Oliver: 

Facebook:CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver 

Website:CreateTailwind.com 

YouTube: createtailwind.com 

LinkedIn:Jim Oliver 

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Karen Briscoe discuss:

  • The miracle morning and time management
  • You need to convert your consultations to a sale
  • Being a ‘go giver’ generates leads, stay open to receiving
  • Habit formation; Action cures fear

Key Takeaways:

  • Limiting and restricting time can make people more efficient
  • Connect with your client to convert to a sale
  • Give value, give good reviews because that is what you want to get back
  • It’s a journey with lots of adventure, not linear

"What you put out, you are going to attract back. I am attracting opportunity to come back to me because I am sending out the opportunity vibes" — Karen Briscoe

Connect with Karen Briscoe:

Facebook: 5MinuteSuccess

Website: www.5MinuteSuccess.com

Email: Karen@5MinuteSuccess.com

Phone: (703) 582-6818

Book: Flip Time/Love Life: A Heroine's Journey - A 5 Minute Success Story & Real Estate Success in 5 Minutes a Day: Secrets of a Top Agent Revealed & Commit to Get Leads: Success in 5 Minutes a Day

LinkedIn: 5 Minute Success/5 Minute Press

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Website: CreateTailwind.com

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LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Jake Kosko discuss: 

  • Learning about infinite banking and money
  • The Creature from Jekyll Island lessons
  • The Federal Reserve
  • Books for kids to learn more about money management

Key Takeaways: 

  • Put your money to work for you without you working too much
  • Get out of the rat race and get into the fast track
  • You have to use our money to make more money and put it in motion
  • Money gives you choices and choices give you freedom

"I want to be able to put my money to work and have it work for me." —  Jake Kosko 

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Warwick Fairfax discuss:

  • How he managed an economic personal crisis with his family's business
  • Crucible moments
  • How money is not everything in life and can be corrupting
  • Having a source of reference in living

Key Takeaways:

  • Goal of your life and leadership should be significance, not success
  • Just Money doesn’t' satisfy
  • It's abundance in family, and leaving a legacy
  • Start with how you are wired then go into your passions

"Money doesn't motivate you" — Warwick Fairfax

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Website: CreateTailwind.com

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In this episode, Jim Oliver, Justin Craft, and Joe Pantozi discuss:

  • Traits that student of IBC must have to succeed
  • Examples of how new students utilized IBC to get the best return on their money
  • Practicing what they preach and give examples of how they’ve used their personal systems

Key Takeaways:

  • Always be learning about money and building wealth
  • Be action oriented, practice using your system
  • Be coachable and get a coach that is passionate and knowledgeable
  • Be creative with how you use your system, the possibilities are endless

"The typical financial advisor is interested in getting as much of the client’s money under their own management system and what we are interested in doing is empowering the client." — Joe Pantozi

Connect with Joe Pantozi:

Website: AlphaOmegaWealth.com

Connect with Justin Craft:

Website: NowlinWM.com

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

YouTube: reateTailwind.com

LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver, Justin Craft, and Joe Pantozi discuss:

  • Frequently asked questions from clients about infinite banking
  • Mistakes that students make when first starting out
  • The impact Infinite Banking can have on your wealth building strategies

Key Takeaways:

  • Look at what rich people are doing and model it, these strategies have been around 150+ years
  • Once you are done with Becoming Your Own Banker, read Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin on how to apply leadership strategies to any business situation
  • Teach your kids infinite banking principles because most people who turn 18 have already been conditioned to use debt in the traditional system
  • A CPA’s job is to keep you legal and compliant, not necessarily make you money

"Real estate, businesses, stock market. And the thing you will still be lacking if you are in those three places is you will be lacking the banking system that capitalizes, subsidizes, promotes, multiplies and leverages all of those three areas." — Joe Pantozi

Connect with Joe Pantozi:

Website: AlphaOmegaWealth.com

Connect with Justin Craft:

Website: NowlinWM.com

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

YouTube: reateTailwind.com

LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver, Justin Craft, and Joe Pantozi discuss:

  • Nelson’s impact on the industry and in the lives of his mentees
  • Why many advisors don’t practice Nelson Nash’s teachings
  • How Nelson’s brush with death caused him to dedicate his life to this work
  • How the client’s thinking shifts once they understand infinite banking

Key Takeaways:

  • Nelson taught that the way to increase your success with clients is to have their best interest in mind and not be concerned with what your commissions will be
  • Government programs typically discriminate against high-earning individuals
  • Introducing IBC causes clients to ask how much they can invest in their family right now, instead of what they will have to spend for a death benefits later
  • With as little as $5,000 per year you can create success with Nelson’s system

"When people would learn about the power that they had to create these systems for themselves and secede from the banking system and to create private banking systems they stop asking me what this is going to cost me and they started asking me how much can I get into this system." — Joe Pantozi

Connect with Joe Pantozi:

Website: AlphaOmegaWealth.com

Connect with Justin Craft:

Website: NowlinWM.com

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

YouTube: reateTailwind.com

LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver, Justin Craft, and Joe Pantozi discuss:

  • How Nelson taught them his knowledge
  • How Nelson challenged them to become mentors like Nelson was to them
  • The impact of Nelson's stories
  • Nelson's system of operations for when he passes

Key Takeaways:

  • What growth entails, deconstructing what you've learned and relearning
  • Government expanding their impact, infringing on the capacity of the businesses
  • "A luxury once enjoyed becomes a necessity"
  • Accumulation of books that were inspired by Nelson to purchase and the need to be an active reader of Nelson's books

"A luxury once enjoyed becomes a necessity." — Nelson Nash

Connect with Joe Pantozi:

Website: AlphaOmegaWealth.com

Connect with Justin Craft:

Website: NowlinWM.com

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

YouTube: reateTailwind.com

LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver, Justin Craft, and Joe Pantozi discuss:

  • Infinite banking method
  • Bonus rule is rethink your thinking
  • How to begin thinking like a business owner versus an investor
  • The most overlooked/misunderstood part of the book

Key Takeaways:

  • Hope is not a financial strategy
  • Economics is the science of human behavior as it relates to the distribution of scarce resources
  • Clients need to take control of the decision making process so they can arrive at a state of freedom
  • Meet with clients wherever they are

"We have to think like business owners in regards to our money." — Nelson Nash to Justin Craft

Connect with Joe Pantozi:

Website: AlphaOmegaWealth.com

Connect with Justin Craft:

Website: NowlinWM.com

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

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LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver, Justin Craft, and Joe Pantozi discuss:

  • How one can change their thinking
  • How understanding the problem leads to an easy solution
  • Building a system of policies leads to higher confidence
  • Nelson being a mentor and having the answers to any inquiries to new businesses

Key Takeaways:

  • Building certainty for clients using the methods introduced by Nelson
  • Turning business models in accordance with Nelson's method
  • Change messaging to "changing thinking, changing lives"
  • You can go looking for one thing and realize it is something completely different which can majorly impact your results

"Nelson wanted you to discover it, he never convinced you of anything, he helped you convince yourself." —Justin Craft

Connect with Joe Pantozi:

Website: AlphaOmegaWealth.com

Connect with Justin Craft:

Website: NowlinWM.com

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

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LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:

  • How to be your own banker
  • How much one should spend on a certain category with their finances
  • Being fluent in the concept prior to understanding the minute details
  • Understanding the nuances of rates and interest

Key Takeaways:

  • The all American family has the ability to be their own banker
  • After tax money should be spent on 20% on transportation 30% on housing 45% on standard living, finance them by paying cash for them
  • If you don't save minimum of 10%, statistically will end up using government assistance
  • The volume of interest is what matters, the rate is the distractor

"It's the volume of interest that matters" — Nick Kosko

Connect with Nick Kosko:

Facebook: Nick Kosko

LinkedIn:Nick Kosko

Connect with Jim Oliver:

Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Gary Schneeberger discuss:

  • How to take what you do and find levers that will exceed and upset expectations
  • How clients can take control over their interview
  • Third party affirmations
  • How to get your message out

Key Takeaways:

  • The goal is to capture stories that go beyond what's expected and surprise people take people by surprise , arrest their attention, and exceed or upset their expectation.
  • The journalist needs the client more than the client needs the journalist
  • Go into interviews with key points that you want to bring up and make connections throughout the interview
  • Cannot ensure that an interview is covered

"Do the interview." — Gary Schneeberger

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LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:

  • Economic Value Added, adding value to capital
  • Insurance companies and the science and logistics behind creating policies
  • Insurance companies and calculating people's risk factors
  • Banking function and how the relationship plays out

Key Takeaways:

  • Finance everything that you buy, either pay interest to someone else or lose interest that you could've earned otherwise
  • Insurance companies have more money on hand
  • As we age, we become less efficient with our money. When we are younger, we are able to be more aggressive
  • Insurance companies navigate what route they should take according to the calculated risk factors for each person

"Hope is not a strategy" — Jim Oliver

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Website: CreateTailwind.com

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LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Tyler Chesser discuss:

  • How Tyler gained insight into real estate without knowing anyone in the business
  • How coaching has contributed to his success
  • The unique strategies that set his business apart
  • At the end of the day, you have to identify the outcome - start with the "why" and what exactly you are looking for

Key Takeaways:

  • Tyler identified real estate as a venue that allowed him to take control
  • One of the books that he read early on was Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad Poor Dad
  • Identify limiting beliefs and once they are removed, expand your opportunities and skills
  • What can you do today that will push you towards your goal, consistent course correction that adheres to what is happening right now?

"I think having that outcome focus is always key" — Tyler Chesser

Connect with Tyler Chesser:

Twitter: @thetylerchesser

Website: www.tylerchesser.com

Email: tyler@tylerchesser.com

LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-chesser-ccim-88a54325

Instagram: @thetylerchesser

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Website: CreateTailwind.com

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:

  • Average retirement age and mortality rates
  • Modified Endowment Contracts
  • Insurance's process of establishing minimum and maximum premium rates
  • Term insurance

Key Takeaways:

  • Insurance companies will increase to adhere to the likelihood of one's own survival
  • Between minimum and maximum, there are infinite amount of premiums that the insurance companies can charge
  • Government was encouraging people to put money into qualified plans, deferring or postponing tax calculations.
  • Government determines the maximum premium rate through the deficit reduction act, technical and miscellaneous revenue act.

"You're still relinquishing control and you are relying on hope as your strategy. Hope's not a strategy but you are hoping that you don’t run out of money before you die" — Nick Kosko

Connect with Nick Kosko:

Facebook: Nick Kosko

LinkedIn:Nick Kosko

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Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver

Website: CreateTailwind.com

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LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Raithel discuss:

  • Writing books and creating wealth.
  • Why writing a book can make you stand out from the crowd.
  • Benefits of having your own book, including opportunities created from the book.
  • The 7-hour book.

Key Takeaways:

  • A book can be a way to breakaway in your pursuit of wealth or in your business objective.
  • Writing something that comes from your own background and keep it simple.
  • You’re not trying to write Moby Dick or the masterpiece of your life. You’re trying to establish credibility and authority.
  • Do the work once and it can be updated and repackaged as needed with current events and technology changes.

"One of the big benefits that people get from this is that it provides them with a low pressure, no stress way to become referable and get their message out without having the hard call to action." — Nick Raithel

Connect with Nick Raithel:
Website: ContentCorps.net

Connect with Jim Oliver:
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YouTube: createtailwind.com
LinkedIn: Jim Oliver


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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:

  • The continued and ongoing relevance of Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash.
  • The Golden Rule Principle.
  • The Arrival Syndrome and how people fall into it then overcome it.
  • The illusion of knowledge.

Key Takeaways:

  • Capital has a cost – but it also is a responsibility and should be treated with great respect.
  • You have never arrived – you are always learning, always growing, always a student.
  • Don’t think you know everything because you know a lot in one area. The illusion of knowledge will bring trouble.

"We have to be willing to change our way of thinking and accept the paradigm." — Nick Kosko

Book Link: Becoming Your Own Banker- Nelson Nash
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Connect with Nick Kosko:

LinkedIn: Nick Kosko
Facebook: Nick Kosko

Connect with Jim Oliver:

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:

  • The continued and ongoing relevance of Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash.
  • Expenses expand to equal our income
  • Willie Sutton's law- Wherever wealth is accumulated, someone will try to steal it
  • The IRS takes your money to give to the Treasury to pay to the Federal Reserve for all the money they're borrowing

Key Takeaways:

  • We need to overcome Parkinson's Law to succeed
  • If you can overcome Parkinson's Law, you will win by default, and you don't need to do it alone
  • What we consider "necessities" change as we have more resources available
  • "Do it yourself" retirement plans don't work
  • You can't abolish your student loan debt in bankruptcy

"Work expands to meet the time envelope allowed." — C. Northcote Parkinson, Parkinsons Law and Other Studies in Administration

Book Link: Becoming Your Own Banker- Nelson Nash

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Website: CreateTailwind.com

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LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Steve Olsher discuss:

  • Helping people find their core gift, primary vehicle, and people to serve.
  • The power of forgiveness and discovering what you may want to do in life.
  • The lifestyle, choices, and freedom money provides.

Key Takeaways:

  • Starting with identifying your innate interests and working through some exercises will provide a clear understanding of what your core gift is.
  • Forgive fast in business, holding onto anger will make you bitter and consume you.
  • To thrive, you must know your core gift, the vehicle to use to share that gift, and the people you are compelled to serve.

"We’re all naturally wired to excel. I don’t know where it comes from, but it’s not a choice, I’ve never been wired to work for someone else." - Steve Olsher

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosco discuss:

  • Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash and how to apply its principles.
  • Actuarial science basics and insurance company’s methods for assessing risk ratings.
  • Why the financial risk of whole life insurance shifts from the policy owner to the insurance company.
  • How to choose your primary needs; finances or death benefit protection.

Key Takeaways:

  • The unilateral contract with the insurance company can be changed at any time, but not by the insurance company, only the policy owner.
  • Financial management behavior changes are often needed, as the best investment is your behavior.
  • Whoever controls the money makes the money, with whole life insurance the policy owner has the control.

"We want to finance everything we buy through a money pool that we own and control that is stable, has these guarantees, and has been designed for our benefit." - Jim Oliver

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Domenic Rinaldi discuss:

  • Market acquisition strategies and owner engagement of potential sellers.
  • The new client interview process and how to identify a buyer's goals and interests.
  • The flexible terms of SBA loans and the average rate of returns for small business transactions.

Key Takeaways:

  • SBA loans offer more flexible terms over conventional loans, including amortization schedule, down payment, and interest rates.
  • It requires 100-300 targets to complete one to two transactions.
  • Analyzing the target market for potential buyers may result in modifications to search criteria.

"I want to understand what the other person is trying to accomplish. It can only be done by asking questions, peeling back the onion, and finding out what matters to them." — Domenic Rinaldi

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Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/domenicrinaldi

Website: www.sunacquisitions.com

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Hunter Thompson discuss:

  • Investing in real estate and what types of property are in demand even when the economy is down
  • What institutional-grade property is and how you can invest in it
  • The risks and rewards of passive versus active investments

Key Takeaways:

  • Diversify so that even when the economy is down your overall portfolio continues to create cash flow
  • Passive investment vehicles offer low risk as long as you collaborate with the right partners
  • Education should come first before starting to invest or diversifying your portfolio

"I have been very compelled by the self-storage business, the mobile home park business and the workforce housing business, due to the fact that the worse the economy does the more demand there is for the product." — Hunter Thompson

Connect with Hunter Thompson:

Website: https://CashFlowConnections.com

Little Boxes, Big Profits book: https://cashflowconnections.com/download-ebook/

Show: https://CashFlowConnections.com/podcast/

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and David Osborn discuss:

  • The concept of two sides of the river and the risks of never crossing to the other side.
  • The importance of working through others and hiring team members who want to make a difference and put in the effort.
  • Negative thinking and the importance of goal setting and visualization.

Key Takeaways:

  • Positive thinking is powerful; the human brain is unable to distinguish the difference between negative and positive thoughts.
  • The way to increase the joy of having money is to make a difference and give a lot of it away.
  • Fear can be debilitating, but the cure for fear is action.

"You almost always get what you aim for, maybe not the way you thought you’d get it but it’ll show up." — David Osborn

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Twitter: @iamdavidosborn

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Website: www.gobundance.com

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Park Howell discuss:

  • The proven Story Cycle system implementation and clarifying your story.
  • How transitioning a corporation’s brand through storytelling results in substantial growth.
  • Understanding the ten steps in the Story Cycle and how to elevate your brand.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Goodwill Store, telling their brand story increased its growth by 400% in five years.
  • Our brain is not a logic processor. It's a story processor; you have to put it into context before logic makes any sense at all.
  • The first step in developing your story is with a personal examination. Are you living the story you're supposed to be living, or are you living someone else's?

"I help people completely redefine who they are by understanding what their own brand story is, their authentic story, that thing that makes them different and therefore better than their competition." — Park Howell

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Twitter: @ParkHowell

Facebook: facebook.com/groups/BusinessOfStory/

Website: businessofstory.com/

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:

  • The continued and ongoing relevance of Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash.
  • The importance of understanding the process of banking and its importance to our wellbeing.
  • The financial principles of the grocery store.

Key Takeaways:

  • The amount of control that you take over your finances determines how successful you are, how prosperous you are, how much abundance you have in your life.
  • Unlike most consumers, banks know how to get what they want to flow towards them instead of away.
  • Controlling 100% of your needs in your own baking system is the way that you can take control of your financial future.

"If some authoritative power distributed all of the money in the world, equally among all the people in the world, within 10 years’ time 97% of all the money would be under the control of 3% of the people." — Nelson Nash

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Kerry Lutz discuss:

  • Governmental intervention and the disasters that often occur.
  • Government’s persuasion by environmentalists and the resulting devastation of the Northern California wildfires.
  • How the youngest generation's lack of financial education is contributing to enslavement by banks and the government.

Key Takeaways:

  • Always live beneath your means as there will become a day where you can no longer earn your income.
  • The government doesn’t have to follow it’s own rules or laws. They can change the rules midstream and if they do, regulations you were relying on may no longer protect you.
  • You can’t be afraid of entrepreneurship, you just need to do it. The only thing that cures fear is action.

"Every market that you look at that’s messed up, that’s dysfunctional, the government for the most part is behind it." — Kerry Lutz

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Twitter: @KerryLutz

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Website: www.financialsurvivalnetwork.com

Email: kl@kerrylutz.com

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Giuseppe Grammatico discuss:

  • The “Why” behind beginning a business and its importance as a first step.
  • The strategic advantages of purchasing a franchise rather then starting a business independently.
  • Understanding the process of entering the franchise ownership market and finding the right fit.

Key Takeaways:

  • The basic financial investment for a franchise is $35k to $40k
  • There are two types of individuals who have franchises. One type are individuals who have never owned a business, they have a job but are considering quitting or think they may be laid off. The other type are individuals who have a job and love it.
  • The proven business model of a franchise is a large advantage for a business owner.

"The biggest value that we offer unlike the other sites is we ask the right questions." — Giuseppe Grammatico

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Website: https://www.franchoice.com/

Email: Ggrammatico@Franchoice.com

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In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:

  • The continued and ongoing relevance of Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash.
  • Asking your own “compared to what” scenarios.
  • The CD Sister versus the IBC Sister.
  • The universality of Infinite Banking for everyone.

Key Takeaways:

  • Everyone has money flowing through their hands- how are you going to use your imagination and make the money work for you?
  • Infinite Banking is a process, not a product.
  • The concept is simple, but simplicity is elusive.
  • Do you want to be the customer or the owner?

"You don’t have to be great to start, you just have to start to be great." — Nick Kosko

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One way to avoid the high risk of Wall Street is to invest your money and time in your own business. How can you get your business started if you’re inexperienced in running one? What are the benefits of investing in real estate as a business, and how do the risks compare to other ventures?

Join me as I discuss these questions with Greg Dickerson, an expert on real estate and entrepreneurship.

Hire an expert and get them to teach you how to run your business. -Greg Dickerson

Three Things We Learned From This Episode

Treat your assets like a business

Make sure you know your numbers and troubleshoot issues when necessary. Treat your business as a doctor would a patient: you must have an intricate knowledge of the anatomy before you can solve problems correctly.

Hire an expert

If your business venture is secondary to your career in another domain, hire someone to run it for you or partner with an expert. You may not have the knowledge you need to run a successful business yet, but someone else will have that expertise and be able to help you.

Invest in ‘safe’ assets

People will always need somewhere to live and places to buy food. If you own real estate, the great news is you can convert any of the assets you’ve acquired to accommodate these things. Real estate is a resilient investment because even in a crisis situation where currency is no longer used, its tangibility can always be used to barter.

By investing in tangible assets, you’re ensuring you always have them, whether for your own use or to sell. Leverage what you can to the experts and never stop seeing your assets as businesses.

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When it comes to real estate investing, what steps can you take to ensure you’re making the right decisions? How can you invest in such a way that you’re eliminating at least some of the risk?

On this episode, I talk with Vice President of GroCapitus, Anna Myers, to discuss the benefits of owning multi-family properties and investing in ‘opportunity zones’. She shares valuable advice for seasoned investors and those just starting out!

The most important thing is paying attention to how you pick your markets. -Anna Myers

Three Things We Learned From This Episode

Consider multi-family properties

A lot of investors favor single-family units. While this can certainly ease your administrative duties as a landlord, it can leave you unstable if the single family chooses to move out. Try investing in a multi-family property. This way, should one family relocate, you’ll still receive an income until you can find a new tenant for a specific unit.

Research your market

Before you invest in a new property, pay attention to everything with the potential to affect it. Research area trends, look at the property’s location, and be sure to check on the local market. You have to know as much as possible of what has happened in the past to be aware of what could happen in the future.

Invest in ‘opportunity zones’

Opportunity zones are something of a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Essentially, these zones (designated by the governor of each state) are in need of financial investment. For new investors in these designated areas, the government has provided some incentives: a deferral of taxes and a guarantee that any gains on the property within a 10-year period will be tax-free for life. Consider investing in this program if possible.

Investment in real estate comes with some risk, but there are ways to minimize it. It all comes down to research. Don’t jump into decisions when buying properties. Pay attention to the markets and any factors that could hinder your return. Don’t allow fear to stop you from investing in real estate, either. And remember: it’s not about what you have— it’s what you keep.

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One of the most powerful paths to financial freedom is real estate, and just about anybody can do it. What are some of the misconceptions people have about investing? Why is raising money for real estate a lot easier than people think? What are the biggest mistakes investors make?

On this episode, real estate investor, entrepreneur, and author, Mike Conlon shares on his path to financial freedom and why real estate is the perfect wealth-building vehicle.

If you start small, it’s hard to make a big mistake. -Mike Conlon

Three Things We Learned From This Episode

Traditional so-called “wealth building strategies” don’t make you wealthy

The truth about the stock market, 401ks, and the buy-and-hold strategy is that it’s better than doing nothing, but it isn’t the best option. You’ll never get wealthy. You’ll have just enough money to live, but not your ideal lifestyle.

Why there’s a huge opportunity to raise capital for real estate investments

The number of people looking to get out of the stock market is high right now, and those people are looking for alternatives. Real estate is perfect for that. If you’re in it, those people can become your investors and partners.

Locations to avoid when it comes to investing deals

Don’t invest in small one-company towns. If the company closes down or relocates, that will affect you and jeopardize your investment.

Real estate investment is one of the best ways to break away from the conventional money-making methods that don’t really help you get wealthy. With a recession looming, the opportunities in investing will rise, and the ones that will win are the ones that are ready to take action immediately. If your money is tied up in Wall Street, you won’t be able to deploy it when the opportunities arise. You can start investing right now. Just get in the game, take action, and you’ll be able to take advantage of the downturn.

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In the IBC system, there are different levels at which you can make use of your own bank to help you build wealth. What is one basic plan you can implement? How do you implement the more advanced fundamentals of the system?

On this episode, Nick Kosko and I discuss IBC strategies that can keep your business standing, why the bank isn’t your friend when it comes to financing, and how to gain control.

The debtor and saver let the bank control their situations. The wealth builder is in control. -Jim Oliver

Three Things We Learned From This Episode

Why buying a car with cash isn’t as great as people think it is

The traditional options of buying a car are leasing it or buying it cash. Many wealth experts tell you to buy cash, but they don’t tell you what you lose out on when you do that. With a lease you pay interest, and with the cash option you lose out on the interest that money would be earning in an account.

The huge challenge business owners face

Business is seasonal, and this creates a challenge because it has to turn a profit in order for you to stay in business. This means you have to have a cashflow system, which means dealing with the bank but that isn’t always the best option.

Why the bank isn’t your friend when it comes to financing

When you deal with a bank to get financing, you’re completely at their mercy. They can choose to turn your line of credit into a loan, they can change terms on you when it suits them, and it means you have zero control of your finances.

In order to truly get the benefits of IBC and put it into action, you have to change your mindset from that of a debtor or saver, to a wealth builder. You have to think of freeing yourself from the bank’s control, and that’s where IBC comes in. When you borrow from your IBC, you can dictate your own terms, and there won’t be any surprises. The other bonus is there are tax benefits, and it pays dividends. That’s a win-win that makes it worth investing time and effort into.

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One of the most powerful books that inspires us in what we do is The Richest Man in Babylon by George Samuel Clason. What lessons does the book teach us, and how can we apply them in our finances and our lives in general?

On this episode, I’m joined by a very special co-host, my colleague Steve Scollard, and we share on why this book is such a game changer.

Your money has a value and a cost, and treating it as though it doesn’t violates economic value added. -Jim Oliver

Three Things We Learned From This Episode

The importance of discipline

We all have desires and things we want, but desire is the enemy of discipline. If you can delay your gratification, you’ll get more in the end and that will help your money grow and multiply.

Pick your financial advisors wisely

Stick to what you know. Why would you let a salesperson tell you how to be wealthy when you've already built your wealth through your business or a skill?

Why a 401k isn’t going to ensure a future income

“Ensure a future income, provide an advance for the needs of your growing age and protection of your family.” This doesn’t mean a 401k or the stock market, because that doesn’t ensure anything. In fact, the only guarantee you have is there’s no control.

Every great book ever written about money is about breaking away from the herd, and that’s for a good reason. Nothing good happens with our finances when we do what everyone else is doing. It’s all about owning your home, your banking function, and ultimately your future. You do this by putting money aside, letting that money grow and growing your own capacity to earn more.

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If your goal is to achieve financial freedom, you’re probably already aware that you need separate yourself from the conventional path. The difficulty lies in the fact that so much of the information we receive is intended to keep you in line with the status quo. How do you identify the misinformation? Are there ways to avoid conforming despite the inundation of rigged ‘facts’?

On this episode, I speak to Nick Kosko and Matt Johnson to identify what is simply not true.

To be extraordinary we can’t have the same tactics as the average. –Jim Oliver

Three Things We Learned From This Episode

We are programmed to not ask questions

Far too often we’re taught to listen to the professionals. From following doctors’ orders, to blindly accepting ‘facts’ from Wall Street, we are socialized to believe the answers to our problems lie in the hands of someone else.

Be wary of advertising

Many of the ‘facts’ we take for granted on a daily basis originate in advertising and marketing campaigns. Indeed, a lot of the ‘truths’ with which we’re inundated with are not legitimate at all, but instead the result of internalized advertisements we’ve seen regularly.

Get uncomfortable to see results

The harsh reality is, there is no quick way to wealth and financial freedom. You cannot leave your money in the hands of a professional in the hopes that you’ll see great results. The path to success need not be a lonely one, but it is one you’ll have to be involved in.

With the high number of advertisements we see for financial services, it’s easy to be influenced by the noise. After all, we’ve been taught throughout our lives to follow the herd. While that might keep you afloat, however, it’s certainly never going to make you extraordinary. Stop listening to the misinformation used to appease the average, and you’ll see above-average results.

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Most of what we know about making money has been taught to us by successful people. Have those people ever found themselves in difficult situations? How did they get out of their financial predicaments? Can we use their mistakes as part of our learning process?

On this episode, I talk with Daniel Ameduri, author at Future Money Trends. Daniel has an amazing story as someone who got back on his feet after financial devastation, and went on to become a multi-millionaire. He’s here to share his story and give advice on how to avoid making his mistakes.

You cannot let society teach our kids about money, because they’ll teach them lies or nothing at all. -Jim Oliver

Three Things We Learned From This Episode

Don’t give up too easily

You have it within yourself to change your situation, and it doesn’t require you to change your career or industry. Far too often, people experiencing financial hardship believe quitting the business will work out for them. Don’t give up that easily! Reapproach the way you’re thinking and keep putting in the work you’re doing. You’re taking small steps towards a big future.

Stop planning so much

Our society routinely emphasizes the importance of planning. The problem is, we use the excuse of planning as a way to procrastinate. The best way to learn the business is by being on the frontlines. Stop thinking you need to wait for anything.

Re-think the way you invest

In our fast-paced world, we’re under the impression that we need to invest in everything, all the time. The problem is, we’re not necessarily investing in the best of anything. Rather than following the crowd, take a moment to pause. Wait until you see the perfect investment opportunity and you’ll yield much better results.

Far too much of what we think we know comes from Wall Street. The problem with that is, we’re being taught how to make more money for the finance industry rather than for ourselves. Stop thinking you have to invest immediately, or plan everything carefully. Keep doing what you love, and learn while you do it.

Guest Bio

Daniel is the founder and author at Future Money Trends. From an early age, Daniel knew he wanted to be a successful businessman. From selling pens at school, to buying into his first business at 16 and buying his first stocks at 17, Daniel was something of a business wunderkind. However, early prosperity couldn’t stop him from running into financial turmoil later. While his finances suffered in this period, Daniel went on to push through difficulty to emerge on the other side as a multimillionaire. Go to https://www.futuremoneytrends.com/ for more information and https://www.youtube.com/user/FutureMoneyTrends to watch Daniel’s videos. Email daniel@futuremoneytrends.com for more information.

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Most financial service providers gain clients by promising benefits to help you in retirement. However, they’re not putting anyone on a sustainable path that will ensure constant passive income. What systems can you use to your advantage to avoid ending up on a downward spiral from retirement age? Are there any ways to use your money, invest and save for a legacy? On this episode, I discuss the answers to these questions and more with Matt Johnson and Nick Kosko.

Whoever controls the money, makes the money. –Jim Oliver

Three Things We Learned From This Episode

Retirement funds are not the answer

Traditional retirement funds are not aimed at generating wealth for you. Their purpose is to keep you stable in retirement. What happens when that money runs out and you’re no longer in service, earning money? Retirement funds are not sustainable and won’t help you build a legacy.

Insurance companies are the way to go

When you’re investing your money in life insurance, you’re using the insurance company’s money. You benefit from everything inside the life insurance contract, as well as the assets you buy with the money you take out of the contract. The company benefits from charging you interest, while you benefit from the money in two ways.

You can control your finances

By becoming your own banker, you’re taking control of all your money. You can create velocity of money for your own benefit. This is more advantageous for you than relying on another person (a traditional banker) who will ultimately serve the needs of the bank with your money.

Stop believing the myth that traditional bankers are the best option for your money. At the end of the day, those banks are using your money to serve their needs and to generate wealth for themselves. By using infinite banking systems, that doesn’t have to happen anymore. You can be in control of all your money, and benefit from it in multiple ways.

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We often hear about journeys to success, but we don’t always hear about the pitfalls along the way. What advice can we take from those who have “made it” despite the challenges? Which regrets should we be paying attention to? What advice could help you when it comes to real estate investing? On this episode I talk with Paul Moore, entrepreneur, author, and host of the podcast How to Lose Money, to answer these questions. "It’s a lot easier to learn from others’ mistakes than it is to replicate their success." -Paul Moore

Three Things We Learned from This Episode

Strive for balance

Money management requires a careful balance. While you shouldn’t be so frugal that you never enjoy the fruits of your labor, you also need to avoid using money unnecessarily. Stop telling yourself you need to work harder to stay ahead of the game and not run out of money- you’re only training yourself to work harder and harder.

Aim to invest in commercial real estate

There’s a reason why most people on the Forbes 400 Richest list are involved in commercial real estate. Investing here not only keeps the process objective (you’re buying according to numbers, not an individual seller’s price), but offers phenomenal tax benefits.

Make sure you’re investing, not speculating

There’s a key distinction between the two. Investment requires a safe principle, while speculating does not. If you don’t know how to differentiate the two, make sure you find someone who can. Whether a mentor or a professional investor, ensure you’re making wise decisions with your money.

When it comes to breaking away from the system and building our wealth, not every action will take will be perfect, but the key thing is that we learn from those missteps and come back wiser and stronger. There is a lot of merit in listening to advice from others. Remember, someone else has always already done something you’re yet to do. By trusting in people who’ve already been on the journey, we can save ourselves from making some of these mistakes.

Guest Bio

Paul is a real estate entrepreneur, investor, developer, and author. He is the author of The Perfect Investment – Create Enduring Wealth from the Historic Shift to Multifamily Housing (2016). Paul also co-hosts a wealth-building podcast called How to Lose Money, is a featured guest on numerous real estate podcasts, and is a regular author for Bigger Pockets. Paul is married with 4 children and lives in Central Virginia. For more information, go to https://www.wellingscapital.com/ and connect with Paul on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-moore-3255924/.

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The mainstream model of building wealth is basically waiting for an advisor to make money for you. This doesn’t empower you or allow you to participate in your own path to financial freedom. Why is real estate investment one of the best ways to add a stream of income, especially if you already work in real estate? What stops people from making this leap?

On this episode, I’m joined by author of 6 Steps to 7 Figures, founder/president of Rebus University and entrepreneur, Pat Hiban, who shares building wealth and why it’s easy to become an investor.

Agents don’t become investors because they don’t save enough money for a down payment. -Pat Hiban

Three Things We Learned From This Episode

Why agents don’t become investors

Agents have a cash flow issue. They earn decent money with commissions, but their costs of living rise with income. Because they struggle to live below their means, they can’t set aside money for other ventures to help them build wealth.

Horizontal income vs. vertical income

Through real estate investing and other ventures, Pat has built 42 lines of horizontal income. Instead of doing a job that vertically pays him a little more each year, multiple streams of income will allow you to earn exponentially.

How to invest without using your own money

When your money pool is inside an insurance contract, you’re borrowing against your cash value. But you’re actually using the insurance company’s money, while your own money stays in a tax shelter and grows.

If you look at Robert Kiyosaki’s Cashflow Quadrant, one thing that’s clear is that the place we really want to be is on the investor and business owner side. The employee and even the self-employed side doesn’t give us real freedom because it’s not passive. What the mainstream teaches us about building wealth keeps us in active income activities. Real estate investing is a very worthy way to create horizontal lines of income, and you can get in for a very low percentage, and borrow the rest at a very low interest rate. As long as the rent beats the mortgage payments, you can start creating cash flow and real freedom in your life.

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The Infinite Banking Concept gives us massive opportunities to invest in ways that expand our wealth. How can we employ IBC to grow our real estate portfolios without any of our own money? Why is this so much better than using the conventional route of buying real estate? How do we find multiple deals at once?

On this episode, John Stevens shares how he’s putting his money to work and growing a real estate empire using IBC.

Networking and personal observation are important in real estate investing. -Jim Oliver

Three Things We Learned From This Episode

How to create an infinite rate of return

By tapping into the infinite banking cash flow system to buy real estate, you create an infinite rate of return. You have no money in the deal because you’re using the insurance company’s money, so you can take on more deals than if you were using your own money.

How IBC empowers us

The infinite banking system gives you total control over the wealth you’ve created. You’re able to immediately see the benefits you have instead of waiting until you’re 65.

The stability IBC gives us financially during business growing pains

Investing in and running businesses has ups and downs. When things hits a bumpy road, the banking system is there to save you and keep it going. You won’t have to beg for money from the bank and end up under the bank’s control.

Leveraging the Infinite Banking System can be a powerful way for us to grow our wealth and move towards true financial freedom. By using money from the insurance policies as down payments, we can grow a portfolio without using any of our own money. This means it’s scalable and stable, and we get to make every move with peace of mind and security.

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As we get into action for our 2019 goals, it’s important to have a clear vision of the path we’re taking. What are some of the key concepts for attaining financial freedom? Why is it so important for us to be surrounded by the right people? How do we determine our financial goals for the year?

On this episode, we talk about some of the concepts we want to focus on in the new year, and share a practical model for building wealth.

You want your cash flow to be greater than your ideal standard of living. -Jim Oliver

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The problem with the dominant view of retirement

The traditional retirement model is: you climb the mountain, you climb down safely. You accumulate money and then live off it when you retire. It’s better to keep ascending and have your wealth grow, instead of putting a cut-off point for earning money.

How to scale yourself without compromising your freedom

Find other people with unique abilities you don’t have, and hire and collaborate with them. You only have so much time, so you can scale yourself by taking other people’s skill sets and leveraging them to enhance your area of expertise.

The power of economies of scale

If we create economies of scale in our property investments, we have more stability and ultimately more freedom. If you have five properties with five different tenants, that is a lot better than one big tenant in one large building. The difference is in your ability to remain stable if you lose a tenant or encounter a similar hurdle.

In order to succeed financially, you must have a goal. Just wanting something and hoping to have it won’t do anything for us. We have to know what we want so that we can take decisive action and steps towards it. Financial freedom requires us to refuse to follow the herd. We must implement strategies and ideas that don’t just earn us money, but also scale and multiply the money we can earn.

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Everyone wants to be successful, but very few people are actually able to turn those dreams into reality. Why is there such a large disparity between what people want to do and what they accomplish? What is the reason for so much failure, disappointment, and stagnancy? Why do people with goals often succeed in life?

On this episode, you’ll hear one of the most inspirational speeches, The Strangest Secret by Earl Nightingale. You’ll learn why so many people fail to succeed and what we can do to make sure we achieve our goals.

A success is anyone who is pursuing deliberately a predetermined goal, because that's what he or she decided to do, deliberately. -Earl Nightingale

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Conformity leads to failure

Rollo May wrote "The opposite of courage in our society is not cowardice - it is conformity." One of the biggest reasons people fail to achieve success is that they follow the herd, they make their choices based on what society dictates. We end up with goals we don’t truly believe in, so we we’ll never be able to achieve them.

The importance of goals

The thing that separates the people who succeed from the people who never manage to achieve their dreams is goals. Goals give us direction, they guide our actions and move us forward. Without any goals, it’s impossible to take deliberate action towards anything because you don’t actually know where you’re going.

We become what we think about

The thoughts you have become the navigation system of your whole life. If you think about your goals and about positive things, this creates your reality because it determines the actions you take and the choices you make. But if you focus on negative things, and your thoughts are of frustration, fear, anxiety and worry, that’s what your whole life will produce.

Success is the result of certain actions, behaviors and activities we spend our time on. The only person who succeeds is the person who is progressively realizing a worthy ideal or goal, and deliberately working towards it. We must be willing to pay the price to achieve the wonderful life that can be ours. Challenge yourself to change how you think, and your whole life can change.

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There is nothing greater in finance than the constant compounding of our money, but keeping money in our checking or savings account prevents this effect. How do our accounts keep us from compounding? Why are permanent insurance contracts the solution to this? On this episode, Steve Scollard shares why constant compounding and lost opportunity cost are the cornerstones of financial freedom.

The uninterrupted compounding of money is what’s really important, especially over time. -Steve Scollard

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How our checking accounts get in the way of constant compounding

When we use a savings or checking account, we’re constantly putting money in and taking it out. Everytime we take it out, we’re interrupting the compound.

How Lost Opportunity Cost affects us financially

The moment we spend a dollar, we’ve lost the opportunity to make anything on that dollar. We can’t put it towards something that can make us more money.

The beauty of life insurance contracts

Put money into a life insurance contract, and it’s going to grow uninterrupted. You’ll still have access to the money while it continues to grow. You also get the benefit of it being tax-free if you keep it permanently.

By bringing together life insurance contracts and tax-free benefits while saving money, amazing things can happen for us. You get the peace of mind of knowing that your money is saved, easy to access, and growing tax-free.

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As we head into a new year, we naturally start thinking of the things we’d like to achieve. In order to make these things happen, we need to set goals. What are some of the missing links that make it hard for people to turn aspirations into reality? What is the difference between manipulative and attainable goals? How can we make a goal really stick? On this episode, Nick Kosko and I talk about the 10 things you can do to have effective goal setting in 2019.

You want purpose, and goal setting is synergistic with having a purpose. -Nick Kosko

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The power of writing down your goals

Write down your goal. There’s something powerful about writing it down, and it will be instrumental in making it happen. It imprints the goal in your brain, and when it sticks, it starts to drive your actions.

Why setbacks are part of success

On your way to achieving your goal, there will be setbacks. It’s part of the process, not a sign that your goal is bad. There will always be surprises in the journey, but opportunities tend to mask themselves as obstacles when you’re striving to reach a goal.

How to set balanced goals

A huge mistake we make is only setting goals for one area of our lives, and that’s how people end up financially successful but poor in health and relationships. To succeed, it’s all about balance. When things are out of balance they crash. Set goals for all areas of your life so that you’re developing holistically.

Success is made up of milestones and projects that all come together to create one big picture. For any project to succeed, you have to have a game plan. That’s what your goals are. To get to the next level, it’s all about having strong personal development and good habits about taking action towards our goals. What helps us is having a strong vision, being accountable to ourselves and the people around us, having realistic timeframes, and taking ownership of our lives. Our goals are crucial because they are the basis of the effort we make every single day. Without that, we are more likely to end up in the exact same spot at the end of another year.

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Every year around the holidays, car dealerships and vehicle manufacturers become very “giving” with 0% interest deals, but what is their real reason for doing this? If they are giving us zero interest, how are they making any money? Is saving up for a car and buying it with cash a better option? On this episode, we reveal the truth about vehicle financing, how it hurts us in the long run, and the better way of buying a car.

We finance everything we buy, regardless of how we pay for it. -Jim Oliver

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Why “0% interest” is really a bait and switch

Don’t get trapped by “0% interest rate” marketing. There’s always a hidden rebate or a rebate only on the front end. You’ll end up paying as much as a 6% interest.

Is saving up for a car a good idea?

Often, we’re encouraged to avoid the vehicle financing trap by saving up and buying the car with cash, but this is still not the best method. The constant saving and spending will end up affecting your compound savings in that process. Everytime we take money out of savings, it’s not growing anymore, and that opportunity is gone forever.

Why banks don’t want us to be educated and empowered

Financial institutions don’t want an educated consumer. They want an uneducated consumer they can take advantage of. If we don’t know what’s going on, we can easily get distracted by a 0% interest vehicle financing, instead of seeing it for what it really is— a way to make money flow away from us.

The conventional means to buying a car like financing or buying cash, aren’t actually the most beneficial. As Todd Langford put it, you’re either paying up interest by financing or passing up interest by paying cash. That’s why we need to be careful about the so-called “specials” we sign up for. What we must learn to do is to keep our money within our own banking system. That will mean it always flows back to us, and we get all the benefits like compound interest on our side. The key is becoming an educated consumer so you can avoid getting taken advantage of.

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What the world tells us about how to sell and work is framed on taking and getting— but this isn’t the true path to fulfilling, lasting and impactful success. Why is it so important to focus on giving and serving? How do we learn how to give for the right reasons? What are the steps to becoming a giver, being of service, and learning not to keep score? On this episode, Nick Kosko and I discuss the book, The Go-Giver, how it has influenced the business we do, and how it can change us as entrepreneurs, spouses and parents.

The law of receptivity boils down to two words: “thank you”. When someone gives you something, and you don’t express gratitude, you’re stealing from them. -Nick Kosko

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Where the concept of “giving” goes wrong

The dark side to giving is giving expecting to get things back. We have to be willing and able to give value and not worry about what is coming back, because that’s not what it’s about. Don’t keep score and instead choose to be impactful for the sake of others, not ourselves.

The importance of authenticity

Authenticity is confidence, and confidence is an abundance mindset. If we try to be like other people, that is scarcity. What we’re saying when we try to replicate others is that being ourselves isn’t good enough, and that we can’t be appreciated as we are. Authenticity and confidence don’t just happen. It is a skill set, and you have to develop it.

The 3 stages of a business, and why the third level is about giving.

The first stage in business is survival. When our business starts doing well, we become safe and start succeeding, but that’s not where it ends. The most important stage of business is making a contribution to the world and being of service. When we become successful, it’s also because of people were very giving to us, and we have to pay that forward.

How we measure success isn’t in the amount of money we amass or how well-known we are. The true measurement of success is who we are and how we show up in the world. When we choose to be givers, we set ourselves on a trajectory that makes our lives a lot more fulfilling and the world a better place. The Go-Giver is tailored to help you become a servant of other people, without keeping score. It’s also designed to make us gracious receivers. The 5 laws of being a giver are value, compensation, influence, authenticity, and receptivity.

Ultimately, how much you love giving is how your true potential and value to the world is determined.

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The biggest moments of growth in our lives come from pain. Why is pain so much more powerful than pleasure when it comes to creating change and real progress? Why is motivation a habit? What actions can we take to turn the direction of our money and get it to work in our favor? On this episode, entrepreneur and author, Todd Fleming, talks about how he broke away from the system and shares the amazing ventures he’s working on.

The result of adopting pain and discomfort is actually comfort. -Todd Fleming

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The two tiers of consequence

There are two types of consequences. When you adopt pain and discomfort, the result is comfort. When we go to the gym or take on the discomfort of investing and doing the right things with money, it eventually leads to comfort. When you do things that are comfortable in the moment, the result is discomfort in the long-term.

Why financial freedom is a 100% a choice

Financial freedom is something we can decide for ourselves. It doesn’t have to be forced on us. It’s simply a matter of following a financial blueprint and committing to it. If we follow the steps, we can have financial freedom in a few years.

The truth about motivation

Motivation is not something you wait for. It’s something you have to adopt and work to make a habit. It’s not just about doing the bare minimum of making it a habit for 21 days, but to keep it going for 90 days so that the habit becomes ingrained in us.

Financial freedom is a choice we all have to make for ourselves, and it’s never too late or too early to do it. The first key we have to understand is paying ourselves so that we have money to build a foundation with. It’s also important for us to understand the true value of the things we buy. We have to reduce the things we buy that have a value that goes down to zero and hold close to things that stay as close to their original value as possible.

Guest Bio

Todd is an entrepreneur, real estate investor, author of If You Can't Wholesale After This: I've Got Nothing For You and upcoming book If You Can't Cash Flow After This: I've Got Nothing For You. He is the co-founder of The Kingdom Real Estate, a coaching organization, and host of Power of Finance. Go to https://thekingdomrealestate.com/ for more information, and find his books on Amazon. Follow him on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/todd_m_fleming/ or find his podcast on https://poweroffinance.com and https://toddmfleming.com.

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Many people opt for stocks as their vehicle to financial freedom, but this comes with risks. What are some of the ways the Infinite Banking Concept beats any stock? What is the difference between stock insurance companies and mutual insurance companies? Does a perfect investment exist? On this episode, Matthew Anderson shares on working towards financial freedom after years of med school, and why he favors having control of his money over anything else. He gives us valuable insights as a young person who has embraced Infinite Banking.

I found that the guaranteed concept in the ability to control where my money goes was more within what I thought I would like to do with my money. -Matthew Anderson

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The volatility that comes with the stock market

A lot of people put their financial future in stocks. The problem with this is that you won’t have peace of mind. What if something happens in the global economy that causes the stock market to crash? This is something we don’t have to worry about when we do Infinite Banking.

How insurance companies work, and how to choose the right one

Stock companies are owned by shareholders, and mutual companies are owned by policyholders. When we buy an insurance policy with a mutual company, in effect we become owners of that company, and we have more control.

The need for business knowledge in the medical field

Medical students are working towards professions where they will be earning more money than the average person, and actually running a business when they set up their practices. However, they aren’t given any sort of business training, leaving a need that must be addressed.

Infinite Banking offers us something very few other investment opportunities give us, which is peace of mind. The IBC offers uninterrupted compounding of our money and better insight into how money, economics, and cash flow work. You can also create financial stability for generations to come. The ability of this concept to grow and have tax free death benefits means it outperforms any stock.

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Often, the most effective fundamentals of building wealth work even better when we combine them. What are some of these methods and how can we put them to work for us? How do you change from a scarcity mindset to an abundance one? On this episode, real estate entrepreneur and investor, Mike Gandolfo, shares his insights on building wealth and bringing value.

Winning is the fundamentals done consistently over a long period of time. -Mike Gandolfo

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Don’t try to be everything in your business all the time

Many entrepreneurs have a poor quality of life— not because they don’t have money, but because they wear all the hats in their business. If we want to change this, we have to set good boundaries so we can be available and present for our families. We can’t be in work mode 24/7 because we won’t be able to maintain a peak state for that long.

Good property management will justify their value

A huge limiting belief a lot of people have when it comes to investing in real estate is thinking they’ll have to manage the property themselves, or have to incur the cost of a property manager. However, getting a really good property manager who is worth what we pay them takes a lot of that stress off us.

Why we should pay ourselves first

Entrepreneurs are often taught to take out their operating expenses when revenue comes in, but we can actually take out our profit and our tax first. What we have at the end are our operating expenses. This makes us more intentional and better prepared to make it last.

Breaking away from the system means breaking away from how the majority earns, spends and views money— and it’s worth it. It means we step away from playing a game we were never meant to win in the first place, and we get more freedom and control over our lives. Our goal is to have passive income coming in that exceeds our ideal standard of living. When we combine infinite banking and investing in real estate, revenue starts flowing back to our banking system a lot faster. This means we reach that passive income— and our goals— faster.

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Mike Gandolfo is the Broker Owner at RE Solutions LLC. He founded RE Solutions in 2011 out of his house and built it into an award-winning business. Go to https://www.resolutions.realtor/ for more information.

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There’s an unseen game that’s letting money flow away from us. What institutions are making it impossible for us to see our money, and how do they do it? How are our wealth-building efforts being affected by some of the fees we’re paying? What is velocity of money, and why is it so powerful? On this episode, we talk about some of the key institutions designed to get money to flow away from us and discuss the effect is has on our wealth.

We have to think like a business owner, act like a banker, and get money to flow back to us. -Jim Oliver

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The true intentions of financial institutions

Every financial institution in the world wants control of your money, and they want as much of it is as possible. They want to keep it as long as you let them, and give you back as little as possible.

Three ways money flows away from us

When we get paid, our money first flows to the government through tax, then to Wall Street in the form of retirement plan contributions, then it flows away to the bank. The bank wants this flow because it allows them to use our money to make money for itself.

Motion is the law of God

When we just save money without actually putting it to use, we’re losing out. Everything that is alive has to have flow to survive. Stagnant water isn’t safe to drink; we need blood and air to flow in our bodies to stay alive. Money is the same— it needs to be in motion in order to grow.

The system is rigged by financial institutions who are out to get as much of our money as possible. We see this in fees and other costs that come with having our money managed. Whether we make more money or not, those institutions still demand it. What we need to do is start getting money to flow back to us, and then add velocity to the turnaround by getting more and more coming in. If we do this, financial independence becomes possible and practical.

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Sometimes life can pull the rug out from under us and break us. It takes courage, determination and the right mindset to rebuild. What was the journey our guest took after being severely injured and financially broken? How did he mentally, physically and financially get back on his feet? What made him decide to become his own bank? On this episode, Javier Heredia shares his inspiring story and the lessons he learned.

When I came out of the coma, I remember saying “What am I supposed to learn from this?” instead of being the victim. -Javier Heredia

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Javier’s accident and the adversities he had to overcome

Javier’s life was completely changed when he and his girlfriend were struck by a garbage truck. His girlfriend died and he sustained several life-threatening injuries. He was so severely injured, his last rites were read to him in the hospital. His accident also crippled him and his parents financially.

Abundance vs. scarcity mindset

One of the things that helped Javier through his physical, emotional and financial recovery was choosing not to have a victim mentality. Instead of being the victim and blaming everyone for what happened, he switched his mindset to “what am I supposed to be learning from this”. This immediately took him into an abundance mindset.

Why we shouldn’t be afraid to breakaway from the system

When you go from the conventional system of having your money managed by someone else to being your own banker, expect to be the black sheep. The important thing is having certainty in what you’re doing. As Nelson Nash said, “the majority has never been right about anything.”

Adversity can completely derail everything but there is a way to come back from it. We can either adopt a scarcity mindset and let challenges make us feel like victims, or we can focus on growth, learning and abundance. For Javier, abundance is what started the process of healing and building wealth. He was able to become a better steward of his money, and change the financial trajectory of his family. Ultimately, if you want something more and you have a bigger vision, all you have to do is make the switch.

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One thing that has become clear is how much the banking system controls most people. What are the origins of this system, and what are some of the specific ways it actually works against us? Why should we opt to become our own bankers? What shift needs to take place for this to happen? On this episode, I talk with IBC founder, author, financial expert, and veteran, Nelson Nash, about what it takes for us to get real financial freedom and why we shouldn’t trust banks.

If you're going to be a banker, you should be your biggest customer, and don’t lend money to a fool. -Nelson Nash

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The only way to learn about money is to educate ourselves

Everything Nelson learned about money and economics wasn’t taught in college. It was learned through mentors, real world experience, and reading after college. We’re not going to get the information from the system. We have to empower ourselves by self-educating and seeking the knowledge that will help us make better decisions.

How much money the banks really make from us

The average American is paying 34.5% of every net dollar they earn for interest rates. On a $300,000 mortgage over 30 years, you’re going to pay about $0.48 of every dollar you pay to the bank. This should tell us just how much the bank owns us.

How the bank takes our financial power

The typical American has been made a slave of the bankers through low interest rates. Because everything is financed, a lot of people have stopped saving money, and this gets them into trouble. Few of them learn the facts of money and how it flows, because keeping us ignorant allows the banking system to control us.

If we want a shot at financial freedom, the first thing we need to do is shift our mindset. We must learn the truth of the banking systems and empower ourselves. We need to read books that show what’s really going on. Some people don't care about the interest rates they are paying, but if you consider that you’re giving almost half of your money to the bank, you’re going to start caring. Infinite banking is a participatory sport; we can't just sit back and hope someone else will do that for us.

Guest Bio

Nelson Nash is the discoverer and developer of The Infinite Banking Concept™ and the author of Becoming Your Own Banker. Nash remains a popular teacher and lecturer on the Infinite Banking Concept™ through dividend-paying whole life insurance. A native of Georgia, Nash received a B.S. Degree in Forestry from the University of Georgia, 1952. From 1954-1963, Nash worked as a Consulting Forester in eastern North Carolina. During more than 35 years experience as a Life Insurance Agent, Nash worked with The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U.S. and with The Guardian. Recognized for his high achievements, Nash was inducted as a Hall of Fame Member by Equitable, a Chartered Life Underwriter, and Life Member of the Million Dollar Round Table. Go to https://infinitebanking.org/ for more information.

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Our money is dying because it isn’t in motion, yet we’re constantly told to let it sit. Why are we told to park our money, when money is attracted to velocity? How does our money erode over time? Why is leverage and velocity so important to wealth building? On this episode, you’ll learn how we’re going to educate people to get empowered about their money while sharing the value of understanding how money and wealth really work.

Money is a participatory sport, and you have to be involved. You can’t let someone else run with your money. -Jim Oliver

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The truth about the money messages we receive

When banks encourage us to park our money, it’s not because it serves us, but because it serves them. That also permeates into the marketing messages we receive, so we’ll rarely hear that we need to put our money in motion for it to really grow.

Why we shouldn’t listen to banks when it comes to how to grow our money

There’s a huge disconnect between how we handle our money versus how banks do. Most of us put our money somewhere and just hope someone is making that money grow. The truth is, banks never let money just sit. They understand that it has to be in motion.

96% of fund managers don’t beat the index over time

There’s a very small percentage of mutual funds and hedge funds beating the market. The public perception is that their money will perform better being managed by people who “know better”. The reality is, people don’t actually outperform the market on average.

There are huge deals being made everyday, and people are making millions using the concepts that really work for growing wealth. The issue is, the average consumer is encouraged to do the opposite. It’s time to open the curtain on this. When we park our money, we put it in a prison and make it impossible for it to really work for us. Ultimately, we have to take more control of our money if we really want to see results.