This podcast episode centers around a book titled "Don't Tell Me I Can't" by a 14-year-old author going by the pen name, Cole Summers. The hosts discuss the book and the message of possibility, hard w

Spencer and Kim discuss the concept of the "velocity of money." This is likened to the pace of marathon running, using this as an analogy to explain the movement of money. The hosts make use of the ac

Spencer and Kim delve deeply into the topic of inflation, reflecting on how it's affecting individual lives and businesses worldwide. The hosts share a story about a business owner in Argentina, a cou

Spencer and Kim discuss the concept of value and altering perspective on it. They use a personal anecdote to illustrate the idea, wherein his content creator son understands his work's value in a diff

Spencer and Kim discuss the rising cost and decreasing availability of homeowners insurance, and how people can prepare for potential future issues. A recent incident where a tree limb fell and damage

Spencer and Kim compared Indexed Universal Life (IUL) insurance and Whole Life insurance. They compare IUL to a mobile home due to its flexible and adjustable nature, which also means it carries more

Spencer and Kim discuss a provocative concept called the 100% death tax, proposed by self-made millionaire Alex Hormozi. The idea suggests that if entrepreneurs knew their entire wealth would be seize

This episode of the Prosperity Podcast discusses the mindset of givers and takers, particularly among millionaires and billionaires. Drawing insights from a study by Patrick Campbell, a man who has ow

In this episode of the Prosperity Podcast, Jim Klauck interviews Kim Butler, who discusses her approach to assisting people in managing their finances and accumulating wealth. This involves simplifyin

This episode of the Prosperity Podcast focuses on the surprising success story of Oliver Anthony, an Appalachian-based singer/songwriter. Oliver's unexpected hit song, "Rich Men North of Richmond," re