This episode delves into insurance policy setups, trust setups, and beneficiaries. The hosts argue that it's often made to seem complicated to confuse listeners and push them to go for certain service

This episode centers around the concept of debt and how it can be viewed from the perspective of optimism, drawing from the writings of finance author Jared Dillian. Kim and Spencer point out that whi

Kim and Spencer discuss how individuals can identify what they genuinely love doing, opening pathways to career satisfaction and personal fulfillment. The episode suggests that the traditional advice

Kim and Spencer discuss the importance of language and thought patterns in one's relationship with money. They quote Robert Kiyosaki's concept of replacing "I can't afford it" with "how can I afford i

Kim and Spencer discuss the concept of retirement, with reference to thoughts from the founder of AngelList, Naval Ravikant. Ravikant's advice for retirement includes saving money, lowering your spend

Kim and Spencer discuss the importance of cash flow, or financial flow, over stagnation in wealth building. They argue that one of the often-overlooked principles of prosperity is the necessity for ca

In this episode of the Prosperity podcast, the hosts, Spencer Shaw and Kim Butler, discuss guidance for managing finances for a couple aged 25 with a net worth of $50,000. The hosts review a previousl

In this episode of the Prosperity Podcast, Kim, the host, interacts with an AI to discuss the principles of prosperity as they apply to a 60-year-old couple with a net worth of $2 million. The AI sugg

Kim and Spencer discuss the concept of an "opportunity fund". An opportunity fund is different from a savings account as it actively makes you money and is used to strategically take advantage of any

Kim and Spencer delve into the concept of personal credit scores and a new concept they describe as prosperity credit. The episode begins with a reference to their book, which details guidelines aroun