Infinite Wealth Blog

Yes, even if you don’t own your own business, you are an entrepreneur. Entrepreneurs are innovators. They bring value to the marketplace, and to people’s lives. Entrepreneurs solve problems and get paid for that.

If you don’t think you own and operate a business, think again. The way that you show up to your job each day, and the work that you do, is entrepreneurial. You represent the business of YOU, and what you have to offer the world. Your product is whatever skills and traits God made you with.

Something my dad always used to say to me was to read the instructions first. As a child, I would plow through projects anyway, to varying results. And typically, I’d find myself thinking about how right he was.

There were things I didn’t know that I didn’t know, and reading the instructions were the only way to learn.

Whole life insurance is a valuable asset and a complex one. And before you commit, there are things you should know. You want to read the “instructions.” By this, I mean you want to read the fine print, read the contracts, and ask your insurance agent as many questions as you can. The more knowledge you have, the more you can effectively use the asset, and purchase the right policy for you.

Recently, I shared thoughts with you about 10 things you might not have known about whole life insurance. I’ve found that there are many misconceptions out there about whole life insurance, so I feel that it’s important to right those wrongs.

Today I want to bring more facts about life insurance to your attention…

If last week’s discussion intrigued you, I invite you to explore the topic more deeply as I continue my conversation with Wayne Jett, author of Fruits of Graft.

Being curious allows you to keep growing, find peace, and become more and more the person God created you to be each day. To me, this is evident in Wayne’s research on financial systems and the cycle of economic depressions.

For starters, the boom and bust cycle of the economy that we experience has not always been this way, despite what you may think. (More on that in a moment.)

So why does it matter?

Well, an understanding of where we come from can help us decide how best to proceed. Collectively, as humans, history helps us learn from our mistakes, and it can reveal mistakes we may not have been aware of.

Control is about having your money live in places and institutions that don’t lock your money away and make choices on your behalf. You just need to have the desire to change a few of your money habits to get more desirable results for yourself.