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Richard Canfield argues that people commonly picture property as physical real estate, but property also includes non-physical assets such as contracts and dividend-paying whole life insurance. Using an example ("Nelson"), he suggests reframing property to include financial contracts can create new ways of thinking, form new mental connections, and prepare listeners to be more receptive to teaching about these ideas.

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