Joey Mure left his career to teach infinite banking, a strategy that gives you direct access to your money instead of locking it in 401(k)s and IRAs. He was cash-poor despite substantial savings and couldn't seize real-estate deals. He now shares what he learned about controlling your own capital.
I didn't leave because of the passive income. I left in the hope that I could share with others what I was learning. I had been introduced to this idea of infinite banking, and I know you and I have talked about the fact that that's something that you've done as well, but it was a new idea to me to put money into my access and my control. Like everything I had done before that was 401s, IRAs, 529 plans. All the traditional alphabet soup that exists. And it left me feeling broke, right? No access to capital. So if you came to me, Ben, and you said, man, I've got this great opportunity, this real estate deal that I'm raising capital for, I'd be like, man, this sounds great for somebody else. Like it's not me. Simultaneously, I had hundreds of thousands of dollars that I had put away.
