Short video segment advising viewers to focus on controlling the "banking function" in their personal/business finances rather than blaming interest rate or stock market movements for cash flow problems. The speaker argues that coaching matters but emphasizes the importance of being the one who controls banking so interest-rate changes do not adversely affect cash flow.
Coaching is important, but most important thing is coaching from the right team, right company, right person is even more important so that they can reduce how much time it's going to take for you to get to stage. Hey, has the change in interest in the marketplace impacted your cash flow? And all would say yes, it has impacted my cash flow. And then I will go on saying I said let's rethink our thinking. Is it the change in interest rate that has impacted your cash flow or or is it not being able to control the banking function in your life has impacted your cash flow? Something to think about. Interest rates go up, interest rates go down, stock market goes up, stock market goes down. One thing that continues no matter what is function call banking. If you're not the one controlling it, you will definitely be negatively impacted by the interest rates from cash flow standpoint. So get to a stage where you're a hundred percent controlling it. So if interest rates go sideways, you're still in total in absolute control and it won't impact your cash flow.
