Jayson Lowe argues that where to keep money isn't really about picking between Bitcoin, stocks, or real estate. It's about who controls your banking function. He points to R. Nelson Nash's book, which sold over 550,000 copies, and recommends high cash value life insurance as the tool to become your own banker.
R. Nelson Nash
More than 550,000 copies.
92 pages.
In 2008.
When people are making some form of decision as to where their money should reside, they think of it as an either or right. Should I invest in Bitcoin or should I invest in real estate? Should I put money into high cash value life insurance or should I invest in the stock market? Well, those are all product decisions. Whereas what we're addressing first and foremost is a process. And that's outlined in this book that was authored by my late mentor, R. Nelson Nash. This book has sold more than 550,000 copies. There's a reason the process works. And so when you understand that regardless of the products that I just mentioned, the process of banking goes on no matter what's happening with any of those products. Bitcoin, the stock market, real estate, high cash value life insurance. When you recognize the significance of banking in your life and the advantages of controlling that function as it relates to your life, then you will immediately recognize that high cash value life insurance is the best tool to get the job done of controlling the banking function as it relates to your needs. That introduces the end asset. So now it is, I am going to become my own banker and invest in Bitcoin. I'm going to become my own banker and invest in real estate, the stock market. Insert product here. You can't get a higher rate of return doing anything if you ignore who's controlling the banking function as it relates to that thing that you're contemplating investing in or buying. So get your hands on a copy of this book. It's a 92 page read. It'll take you less than an afternoon to get through. But I can promise you, if, if it has even an ounce of the impact on you as it had on me back in 2008, it's going to open your eyes to a whole new financial world and it's going to equip you to build that bigger financial future for you, your family and your business.
