In part two of Creating Your Own Banking System, we continue unpacking this dense chapter and helping you get the most out of all that Nelson is trying to teach us!

In this #tbt we are reposting our second podcast titled The Four Pillars of Infinite Banking. We are adding the transcript as well, just as an extra way to dive into the content. Let us know what you think by adding a comment to the page!

In this episode we begin discussing a very packed chapter of Nelson’s Becoming Your Own Banker… How to actually create your own banking system. This first part we touch on the idea that you finance everything you buy. Listen to what Nelson was getting at.

In this episode Mike and Chris unpack Nelson’s chapter on creating a bank like the ones we already know. What does that even mean? How can we create a bank like the ones on the street corners? Take a listen and find out.

In this podcast Mike and Chris discuss the problem from Nelson’s Becoming Your Own Banker. This can be a pivotal moment in the understanding of Infinite Banking. We all struggle with ‘the problem’, but as Mike and Nelson have said,

In this episode of the Becoming Your Own Banker book walk, Mike and Chris discuss one of Nelson’s most important concepts, The Grocery Store. Pay close attention, this one is packed with a ton of information!

In this episode, Mike and Chris dive into one of Nelson’s most simple, yet complicated concepts; imagination. We can all get stuck in our old way of thinking and we must remember that the Infinite Banking Concept is, as Nelson would say,

In this episode Mike and Chris tackle Page 12 of Nelson’s Becoming Your Own Banker which is aptly named ‘How the Infinite Banking Concept got started’. Chris immediately points out one of Nelson’s often used phrases,

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In this episode, Mike and Chris dive into the first official section of Nelson’s Becoming Your Own Banker titled, very fittingly, Becoming Your Own Banker. Ha! Unpacking this portion of the book is very important in understanding how Nelson chose to fr...