Richard Canfield says the biggest misconception about infinite banking is that it sounds too good to be true and costs too much to start. You don't need substantial capital. You begin by reprioritizing spending and making sacrifices, not by earning more or changing your cash flow.
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You're educating people you're helping them to rethink their thinking and so what would be a common misconception that you help people overcome regarding the infinite banking concept?
First thing is that it sounds too good to be true and for the people that start doing the research then they realize and same thing as me it's like this sounds there's a lot of benefits what is the biggest downside? So that's what a lot of people ask me in my journey in learning about this and being a part of the team is that a lot of people say well I need money to kickstart this program but you can do it with what you have don't have to work any harder you don't have to change your cash flow you just have to start prioritizing and focusing in on what is it that you truly want and desire for your future and if you're willing to maybe make some sacrifices for that future that's what this process is about thinking long range.