The Right Way ~ Not The "Waka Flocka" Way

Infinite Banking - The Right Way

Before we dive into all the good things an infinite bank or your own personal bank can do for you, and what to look for or avoid, let’s talk about a story I heard. I’ll put the link to the video wherever I post this. A lot of you might not know the name Waka Flocka , but he’s a rapper who got into infinite banking. Unfortunately, he did it the wrong way, which cost him a lot of money and gave infinite banking a bad reputation.

Just like anything else, you have to do your homework. You need to ask questions and make sure you understand what you're getting into. Infinite banking isn't for everyone. You need to have a steady income and be committed. If you were a banker, you’d have a certain responsibility to other people’s money. That same responsibility applies to yourself and your family.

Now, if you have the discipline and determination to stick with it, infinite banking is phenomenal. But if you procrastinate, don't have a good income, or are lazy, this isn't for you. The only thing you’ll do is mess up your money. You probably won’t lose as much as Waka Flocka , who had $5 million, but you’ll still defeat the purpose and waste your time.

Infinite banking is for people who want to multiply their money, build a legacy, and create wealth. It’s for those who want to become their own bank and need someone in their corner. Now, the gentleman in the video I mentioned will tell you that some insurance agents are in it for their own benefit. In many cases, that’s true. But I’m different. I have proof from people you can talk to. I wish I had that “all about me” personality, but that’s not how I was born. I love building banks that impress you when you come back. It’s about you.

I love teaching, answering questions, and being there for you throughout your experience. I’ll be with you until I pass, and maybe my children will take over the brokerage. First, I want you to watch the video from Waka Flocka . He probably did it wrong because you can’t just put $5 million into an infinite bank all at once. Honestly, the most you should do is about $50,000, maybe $100,000. They say $300,000, but I’d have to check with my team to ensure I’m doing the right thing for you. I don’t do anything that makes me look over my shoulder.

We aim to build people up from paycheck to paycheck and a lot of debt to independence. That’s my goal. So, watch the video, share your thoughts and comments, and start a conversation. Once I know you understand that this isn’t a magic pill, you’ll see that you can build wealth, but it requires work, commitment, determination, and dedication. If that’s you, you’ll keep listening to my videos and reach out with questions about building a bank. If those words aren’t in your soul, you’ll say,

Video About Waka Flocka Blunder:

https://youtu.be/zxB5Nkg1r0Q?si=sti3XlQK3DtkU7gO

“Bye, Karen.” Until next time, talk to you soon.

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