Most people think they're in just one business - their job. We’re also all taught that success comes from working hard at a job, earning a paycheck, and saving for the future.

But here's the thing, whether you realize it or not, you're already in the banking business. Every time money moves through your life - paying bills, making purchases, saving for the future - someone is profiting from that flow of capital. Usually, it's the banks.

What if it could be you?

In this episode, we dive into why you should run your household like the enterprise it is while building your own family banking system.

Think about it - your day job exists for one reason: to support your family's well-being and future. So why let other institutions capture all the financial benefits from your hard-earned money?

• A Man’s Two Businesses: Every man should focus on two core businesses: his primary vocation, which provides income, and his "banking business," which involves managing personal and family capital. By controlling the flow of money through IBC, families can capture financial benefits typically earned by banks, ensuring long-term financial security and independence.

• The Home is the Ultimate Business: Your home isn’t just where you live; it’s the most important business you’ll ever run. The household is the ultimate enterprise; Every job you take or decision you make should work toward securing your family’s financial stability. Treating your household like a business means planning ahead, protecting what matters, and prioritizing your family’s future.

• Family Banking System: Why borrow from a bank when you can be the bank? By setting up a family banking system with whole life insurance policies, you can fund major expenses like cars or college while keeping the profits in your own family. It’s about building financial independence and creating options for your loved ones.

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