Richard Canfield argues that becoming your own banker is learned by doing, not just studying. You learn the skill once you take out a policy and start making loans and repayments. The real growth comes from practice, habit formation, and managing money across generations.
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A lot of your learning will come once you're in the process. Once you get that first policy and you begin taking loans and repayments, a lot of the real core components happen once you begin. Nelson used to say, this is more caught than it is taught. We don't want people to do is to rush through the process. Because here, if you look at the top of this book, it says becoming your own banker. Becoming is something that you're doing. You're becoming a better version of yourself. You're becoming a better banker. You're becoming a better knowledgeable person about your personal finance. You're becoming a better habit maker. You're becoming a better family steward for the the money that flows through your hands that you are stewarding for the generations that follow you.