Richard Canfield explains how to regain control over your finances and life decisions through what he calls Infinite Banking. He cites Nelson Nash's idea to "secede peacefully one step at a time" and breaks down concrete areas where you can take back power: your health, food, how you earn money, and where you store and invest it.
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I think we can agree there's an element of increased level of control in your lives and in the choices and decisions that you get to make where someone else is actually starting to make them for you.
There's two components. It's not just an increased measure of control it's at the same time a population's abdication of responsibility. It's not just that there's one thing happening it's that both things are happening in congruency and that's allowing the gap to widen in my opinion. I think people should be mindful and aware of that and try to find ways where they can take some of that control back. As Nelson Nash would say to secede peacefully one step at a time at your own decision making level about the environments which you want to operate whether it's the health environment, the food that you eat, how you earn your money, how you store your money, where you invest your money these are all areas that you have direct and immediate control over.