Real Estate Money School

If you heat your house and put gas in your car, you’ll know just how important oil and gas are - they literally keep the world running. What you might not know is that it's a highly desirable asset class with hundreds of millions of barrels in earning potential.   As more people flee from real estate and the stock market, they are getting consistent, predictable income from mineral rights.   What are some of the fundamentals that make this investment so favorable? What’s the runway on this asset class?   In this episode, I’m joined by domestic energy expert and investor, Troy W. Eckard. He shares how people are getting wealthy through oil and gas.   Having mineral rights is like being a triple-net landlord. There’s no cost, no exposure, zero liabilities, zero capital but you get a check every month. -Troy W. Eckard   Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode    - Green energy: fact or fad There are a lot of people who think the days of oil are numbered, but why is that virtually impossible?    - The grocery c

Perfection is the key to success, right? Wrong…More often than not, focusing on getting everything perfect just delays the process of creation.   Success and wealth aren’t a straight line - if you’re focused on not messing up and not making mistakes, you’ll never reach any of your goals. If we seek momentum and progress, we’ll accomplish things faster than any perfectionist.   How do we disconnect ourselves from the idea of perfection? In this episode, I talk about the danger of perfectionism, and how to fall in love with taking action, even if it’s not perfect.   Done is better than perfect. If you strive for perfection, you strive to never get off the ground. -Chris Naugle   Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode    -The root of perfectionism How do we overcome the fear of making a mistake?   -Success is iterative  How do we shift from starting out perfect to just starting and making improvements as we go along?   -Onward and upward  Sometimes making mistakes trips us up. How do we recover quickly and j

In every area of our lives, we can’t outsource what truly matters. We can’t outsource our faith, our health and our relationships, but for some reason we’re encouraged to outsource our wealth.   No one is ever going to care about and take care of our money the way we do. No one will ever invest according to our values the way we can. No one will ever care about our descendants the way we do.   That’s what makes whole life insurance so powerful. It’s a vehicle that puts you in control, and it’s the only vehicle that will ensure our wishes are carried out whether we’re around or not.   It’s also the only financial tool in the world that will grow with you and help you differently at every stage of your life. Ultimately, it isn’t just a concept and a tool, it’s also a powerful mental model and self-actualization tool.   What are some of the things we can do with this tool that we can’t with others? In this episode, I’m joined by author and founder of Life180, Chris Kirkpatrick. We talk about all the great things

Convincing investors to put money towards your idea. Not having enough money and dreading the next day. Making payroll by the skin of your teeth. Taxes and financials. These are just a few struggles business owners face daily.   There are many problems and pains associated with entrepreneurship, but if you live to fight through the hard times, you unlock an unbelievable level of opportunity, impact and fulfillment.   How do you pitch your idea to one of the greatest entrepreneurs of all time and win? What are some of the bottlenecks to our growth as business owners?   In today’s episode, I’m joined by entrepreneur, investor and partner at Tax Hive, Shawn Finnegan. He shares his story - from the beginning of his business journey to how he’s teaching entrepreneurs to build and run their businesses well.   The greatest motivator is pain, not success. -Shawn Finnegan Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode    -The opportunity of a lifetime  The best thing that came out of the recession was that everything was

The secret to making more money is so brutally simple, anyone can do it, but few go through with it. You don’t need to learn anything new, get a coach, pay for a program or go back to school.    If we could put even an extra hour of work everyday, we could be making thousands more. It’s a tried and tested strategy that no one ever goes after, and that’s the biggest problem in our country.    How do you change your financial reality? Are greedy CEOs to blame for the financial struggles in our country?    In this episode, I share the simple way to earn more, and the tragic truth: the fact that very few people will ever do it. Things You’ll Learn In This Episode    - Do the extraWhen everyone is doing the bare minimums, how can we win by doing just a little more?   - Don’t blame the CEOsWhile greed is an issue in our society, could laziness be doing more harm?   - Think like an entrepreneurInstead of approaching your day like a 9-to-5er, how do you develop the mentality of a business owner?   - All it takes is

The secret to wealth, impact and fulfillment isn’t to focus on the end result, but rather the process it takes to get there. You have to fall in love with digging the trench, not what you get out of the trench. That way, the beliefs and behaviors that lead to success become habits, instead of an effort we have to put forth everyday.   For Howard Panes, this approach is what has led him to become a billionaire with multiple successful businesses. How did one of his companies break $100 million in sales within 18 months? How does he maintain his mindset and high energy, positive attitude?   In this episode, the billionaire serial entrepreneur icon and founder of LOGIC, Mighty Yum -link and Stealth Body Fitness shares his incredible story, how he stays so engaged and why we have to fall in love with hard work.    People keep themselves so busy they don’t even know if they are happy or not. If you’re over-busy and overdoing, you have to step back from the equation and see where your mind really sits. -Howard Pane

One of the biggest arguments against Infinite Banking is that its rate of return doesn’t come close to the ROI of other vehicles.   Anyone who has this belief is completely missing the point of the concept, and losing out on a ton of benefits in the process. Infinite Banking isn’t an investment, it’s an asset.    It’s an efficient machine to move your money through, while giving your control and freedom - something the traditional banking system doesn’t offer at all.    How do we take our control, clarity and conviction back? What have wealthy people known for generations?   In this episode, founder of Better Wealth, Caleb Guilliams returns and today, we talk about all the lies keeping you from experiencing the benefits of Infinite Banking. Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode    - Infinite Banking will always beat the alternativesInfinite Banking isn’t just great for a time where the stock market isn’t performing well. Why would we still choose it if the economy was doing great?   - Rate-of-return isn

If there’s anything the last few years have made clear, it’s that the banking system is rigged against us. Bank loans, mortgages and monthly payments keep so many people on the hamster wheel of financial slavery and freedom slips further away from them.  What if you could pay off your mortgage fast without working any harder, any longer, or saving any more money? By changing the flow of your money, you can break free from the trap of monthly payments and never ending, needless expenses.  This is where velocity banking comes in. Considering that we’ve crossed the $1 trillion mark in credit card debt as a nation, it’s critical that we learn how to cut debt and interest rates at the knees.     How does this strategy work? How did a struggling mom leaving a toxic marriage heavily laden with debt escape to create financial freedom? In this episode, Velocity Banking expert, coach and founder of Vanntastic Finances, Christy Vann shares how she broke free, broke through and built a better financial future.     Thre

One of the best things about The Money Multiplier Method is that it’s customizable to your specific goals. Whether you want to raise capital, buy cars or pay off debt, you can design your plan to do exactly that.   Not only can you own your bank, earn uninterrupted compound interest, and take the money back in a loan, you can also solve your particular financial problem.   What plan options do you have? How do you know which plan design is best for you?    In this episode, you’ll learn how to determine the right Infinite Banking plan for you. I’m joined by one of our clients, Chris Kearse as we start the process of designing the right plan for him. Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode    -Earn the 8th wonder of the world Can we get uninterrupted compound interest while still having access to cash?   -Move your money like a raging river How do we design an efficient vehicle to move your money?    -Short-term vs. long-term If we’re trying to get access to more cash quickly, how do we set up the plan?

The economy has been teetering on the edge of a cliff for a really long time, but somehow, it hasn’t crashed yet. Were Wall Street and the Fed right all along - that we’re going to have a soft landing, no recession, nothing to see here?   No. Far from it. A massive recession is on its way, and there are key, hard-to-ignore indicators that prove it. Don’t let the Fed fool you, it’s coming and it won’t be pretty for the unprepared.   Where do we find the real signs of an impending downturn? How do we prepare? In this episode, I share what history, data and two key groups of people tell us about what’s coming.   CEOs are one of the best places to look when you’re trying to figure out if we’re going to enter into a recession or not. -Chris Naugle  Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode    -The cliff of debt What does the state of borrowing tell us about what’s really happening in the economy?   -Believe the people on the frontlines Why are CEOs and consumers like you the greatest predictors of a recession?   

A long, highly lucrative NFL career or walking away from millions to live a longer, healthier life. That was the decision Dean Rogers had to make. After being trained to be a modern day gladiator, Dean walked away from football and started over.   From playing in arenas to sitting behind a desk. From a million dollar salary to earning a fraction of that, Dean was finally able to find a career that gave him high income without life-altering injuries - real estate.   What made him walk away from his childhood dream? How did real estate become his new passion? In this episode, Dean tells his story, from getting drafted and playing alongside legends in the NFL, to deciding to walk away and building a new dream.   I was trained for war, I was a modern day gladiator, I was prepared physically and mentally. Now, I was sitting at a desk job, slapping a keyboard around. -Dean Rogers  Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode    -The extra 1%  Can we beat out the most talented people by just being more consistent and

A specially engineered whole life policy can be set up to give maximum cash value upfront BUT most advisors don’t want you to know that. Why? Because in order for you to get that higher cash value, they would have to give up a lot of their commission.   The Infinite Banking Concept is a machine that helps you achieve your financial goals, from buying cars to paying off debt. You can’t achieve those goals without engineering the policy the right way, something a lot of advisors aren’t willing to do because they lose out.   I lost $534,000 so that you could get the most money from your policy. How do we design your policy so that your money grows fast like a rocket? In this episode, I share why whole life policies aren’t created equal, and how to build one that allows you to build wealth.   Booster rockets on an actual rocket ship use up a lot of fuel. Paid Up Additions on your policy use up a lot of term. -Chris Naugle Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode    -Maximizing cash value vs. maximizing death be

A lot of aspects of real estate are one-sided, especially in this current market. It either benefits whoever has the money or the property. In today’s high interest landscape, everyone’s getting squeezed, from the people trying to buy a home at an eye-watering 8% rate, to homeowners sitting on untapped wealth.   What if there was a way for both the buyer and homeowner to win? If you have a sub 4% mortgage, there’s no way you’d want to let that go. Fortunately, there’s a way to keep that mortgage in place, get access to cash and also keep the dream of homeownership alive for someone else.   How does this strategy work and how do you make sure the deal is structured right? In this episode, real estate investor, mentor, education, Eric Sage returns to share the huge opportunity in real estate notes in today’s market.   Every mortgage is 30-year fixed, rates are 8% now, there’s no better time in the history of our planet to get control of cheap debt. -Eric Sage   Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode    -A pr

The Infinite Banking Concept is a powerful financial vehicle. You get to take control of your money and access cash without interrupting the compound interest you’re building. Better yet - it can be tailored for your unique goals.   Whether you want steady performance or access to more cash up front, your policy can be designed to suit your needs. How do you engineer your policy for your goals? What do the different designs look like in practice?   In this episode, I share the different ways your IBC policy can be set up and the impact it will have.   You’re creating a banking system. We’re using a specially designed and engineered whole life built backwards so that it works more like a bank account than a life insurance policy. -Chris Naugle    Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode    -The HECV option When you need the maximum amount of money immediately, how would you design your policy?   -How to design a policy for your specific goal Why would you choose a design that pays a higher commission to the

The truth about money is something most people will never know, and they suffer for it. Everything we’re taught about money is broken and wrong. The financial advisors that control your money are nothing more than babysitters. People are told they aren’t smart enough to manage their own money, even though they are smart enough to earn it.   The financial instruments so many people rely on are just facades, and the process that will actually set us free is heavily misunderstood and even demonized.   Why do we have to break away from this system? How do we work towards freedom, even if we don’t fully understand everything about Infinite Banking?   In this episode, I'm joined by entrepreneur, abundance advocate, founder of CreateTailwind  and author of “Make Bank Without the Bank”, Jim Oliver. He talks about how to change how we see money and wake up to how we’re robbed of our own wealth.   Most of the people on Wall Street are money baby sitters, they’re not investing money, they’re just the middle man, and the

Across the US, there’s billions of acres of land. The people who choose to invest in this niche enjoy a low-headache path to wealth.   It’s a one-time sale, but you earn recurring income. You can do it from anywhere in the world, and you’re not dealing with the usual headaches that come with actual property. Better yet: you can get started without a whole lot of money.   What are some of the aspects that make this model so great? What are some of the challenges you’ll face? In this episode, “The Land Geek”, Mark Podolsky shares how investing in land is leading people to financial freedom and how to get started.   This is the best passive income model. It’s a one time sale, you earn recurring income, you don’t have to deal with any of the traditional headaches. And if you really think about it, it’s the only thing that lasts. -Mark Podolsky    Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode    -Your built-in best buyer…the neighborsNo one likes living next to a construction site. How can you use this fact to sell va

Everyone wants to be wealthy, but so many of us spend our time learning about wealth from the wrong people. We hang around people who feed us with nothing but their own failed dreams, and that delays our ability to excel.   If we want to be rich, we have to get around people who have achieved it, and put ourselves in an environment to get wealthy by osmosis.   The secret to becoming wealthy isn’t about being at the top of your game. It’s about our willingness to be at the bottom of the barrel. To always be the rookie willing to learn from an expert.   In this episode, I talk about one of the most important lessons I learned on my journey.    Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode    - Be a fly on the wall The fastest way to learn a language is to be immersed in it. How do we do the same with money?   - Death by arrival  If we’re not growing, we’re dying. How do we avoid arrival syndrome when we achieve something?   - Take yourself out of the status quo  Why do we have to avoid listening to people who haven

In pro-snowboarding, we were taught self-confidence, visualization and a strong belief in our abilities. The emotions that come with going through a rough time are the opposite of everything we’re taught. When we hit rock bottom, we lose touch with that confidence, and we have to refocus, relearn and rebuild.  Ex pro-snowboarder Keir Dillon understands this journey a lot more than most. After suffering his fair share of ass-kickings, he knows what coming up from rock bottom looks like.  What were the early stages of his career like? How did riding go from something fun to do to an incredible career? How did he bounce back after the brutal ass-kickings life gave him? In this episode, it’s my honor and privilege to sit down with one of the greats, Keir Dillon. He talks about his journey, from becoming a worldwide sensation, to losing everything and rebuilding to where he is now.    Things You’ll Learn In This Episode  A faster feedback loop  In sport, we know pretty quickly that we need more training and p

No financial vehicle under the sun puts you in control of your money, earns guaranteed interest, and still gives you access to that money. That is, unless you’re talking about Infinite Banking. It’s the secret of the 1 percenters, the thing banks don’t want you to find out about.  Just like those wealthy families and big banks, you too can take over the banking function in your life. How do you add momentum to your money by simply changing how it flows? In this episode, I talk about the best kept secret of the wealthy - Infinite Banking.  Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode  How money really works  Just about every lottery winner ends up broke and worse off. Is it a coincidence that all this money flows back to the same people? The 8th wonder of the world People think they have compound interest, but what they really have is a payment they make to someone else. How do you know you have it? Banks are clever (you can be too) How do we eliminate the banks’ control of our money and get it to flow

There’s no question that the economic decisions of the last 3 years are catching up to us, and we’re definitely due for some pain. The monetary machine is unraveling fast, and even though it’s not going to be easy, recessions aren’t as bad as we make them out to be.  Not only do they create tons of opportunity, they also flush out bad investment decisions and reset the system.  What is the short-term outlook of the market? How do we prepare for what’s coming? In this episode, I’m joined by entrepreneur, speaker, investor, and host of the popular Youtube channel Heresy Financial, Joe Brown. He shares what’s on the horizon financially and why it’s not all gloom and doom. Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode  The fate of the almighty dollar There’s a lot of momentum behind the US dollar, not to mention all the foreign debt held in our currency. Does this mean the $ is safe from being replaced?  What’s on the economical horizon Can the Fed continue to play God and manipulate the money machine, or ar