Jayson Lowe argues that individuals should reclaim control over their personal banking functions instead of surrendering them to others. He contends that many people underestimate banking's importance, leading them to both abdicate responsibility and miss opportunities tied to financial control.
I decided to take control of the function that someone else was already performing in my life. And that function is banking. And so few people have any idea at just how important that function is in their lives. And because they have no idea, they not only abdicate the responsibility of banking, but they abdicate the opportunity that it represents. And so you can continue doing all the work to earn this and continue transferring it away to everyone else and continue to be frustrated because you know that something's fundamentally wrong with the.
