Use It or Lose It
Turning Your Banking System Into a Lifelong Habit
Owning a policy is the start of the journey, not the finish line. In this lesson, we explore why the Infinite Banking Concept is a process rather than a product, how to avoid “arrival syndrome,” and what stewardship looks like through the lens of the Parable of the Talents. You’ll work through a practical capital deployment map to decide where your capital should reside, what job it should do, and how it will be replenished, and we close with Nelson Nash’s six simple rules of Infinite Banking.
What you'll learn:
- Why policy ownership alone doesn’t create the discipline to use capital well.
- How to recognize and avoid arrival syndrome.
- Five questions to ask about where your money is flowing today.
- How to use the capital deployment map to plan your next use of capital.
- Why focusing on behavior matters more than comparing interest rates.
- The six simple rules: think long range, don’t be afraid to capitalize, don’t steal the peas, don’t do business with banks, rethink your thinking, and make room for windfalls.