Leigh Thomas Brown tells real estate business owners to delete their payment card from Amazon Prime to stop impulse purchases draining cash. She calls Amazon's practices shifty and shady, and frames removing the card as a concrete step toward financial discipline.
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Okay, let's talk about money for a minute because we're getting so many questions about money because so many of your real estate businesses have been suppressed. Again, against what the mainstream media says. Let's talk about how we structure our money. So this is going to be a little bit of money advice from your mama hen Leigh Thomas Brown. The first thing I want you to do, go into your Amazon Prime account and delete the card out of it. Do you hear me now? Take it out. You know what happens this time of year? We kind of joke about it, y'all. There's all these memes that are being spread around about the boxes show up and I don't even know what I ordered. Exactly. That's how your money leaves you. You have become a sieve. And why are you a sieve? Because it got easy. And Amazon knows that. They're very shifty and shady over there, but I don't need to buy Jeff Bezos a new yacht, and neither do you. So when you go into your Amazon account, delete the card out.