Nate Auffort grew up poor, his mother working as a server while the family faced six evictions. He's now working to pay off her debt and buy her a home, seeing insurance and financial planning as tools for building the life his childhood lacked.
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And I love this event because it's about more than just insurance, right? It's about our life. So it's about building a life. And I. I've never shared this from a platform before, man. I've been through some stuff, right? And I know you guys have. I get that. Before I came here, my mom said. She said, I want to come see you speak sometime. Because I love my mom to death. She wasn't good with money. She was a server. And I came home time after time, six times total. We were evicted from six different houses. I can remember one of the last times. We were on the way to pulling in the driveway, and I could see the pink notice on the door. It's like. It's like second nature to me by then. I'm gonna have to find a new place to live. We're gonna have to live. My dad, whatever, right? I love my mom, man, but she didn't know what to do with money. I love my mom. My mom's an amazing woman, and part of what I do today is for her, and she hasn't seen it yet, but I'm paying off all my mom's debt, And if she ever will let me, I'll buy her a car, right? Maybe one day. A house, who knows? But your unique experiences are what makes you you, right? That's. That's a gift in itself.
