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Owning your banking system comes with a responsibility: you have to actually act like the owner of your own bank.
In this episode, Kyle and I break down Nelson Nash's grocery store analogy. If you owned the store, you wouldn't empty the shelves, refuse to pay, and expect the business to survive. Your banking system works the same way.
You capitalize it. You use ...
Most people think they have a money problem, but really they have an imagination problem.
We're taught to earn, spend, save, invest, borrow, repay—and repeat. That's the success ladder according to contemporary talking heads. Most just try to get better results using this ladder without ever questioning the system itself.
In this episode of our Becoming Your Own...
What if the biggest number in your financial life isn't your net worth, your income, or your account balance?
It's actually the amount of money flowing through your hands over your lifetime.
In Episode 2 of the Becoming Your Own Banker series, Jim Oliver and Kyle Reese continue their breakdown of R. Nelson Nash's Becoming Your Own Banker and get to the heart of...
Somebody is already performing the banking function in your life.
The question is: Who?
Jim Oliver and Kyle Reese kick off a new series breaking down one of the most influential books in Jim's financial life: Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash.
Jim admits that when he first read the book, he didn't get it. His traditional financial-planning mindse...
Comfort feels like success until you realize what it may be costing you.
Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko dig into one of the most subtle barriers to building wealth, ownership, and a bigger life: getting too comfortable. A steady paycheck. A nice house. The vacations every year. A nice, predictable routine. None of those things are inherently bad but the danger is when comfo...