If you were offered $5 million today and had to pick an asset class to invest in, what would your choice be? Even if you have never invested before , what would you choose? Examples: Land, Apartment buildings, Commercial property, Tech Stock, Notes, Precious metals, Crypto, Trailer parks etc. No wrong answers. If you don't pick today, you lose the opportunity! You don't need to invest today you just need to chose. Let's Hear It!

What's one thing you can do this weekend that can add to your wealthy Retirement? How about Sunday you go to 3 open houses in your town. Just go and chat with the Realtors. You never know what will develop. Introduce yourself as an investor. Even if you own no investments yet, by introducing yourself as one you are tricking your subconscious mind. We all know that what we say about ourselves always comes true. Right? What else can you do this weekend to help grow your Retirement Cash Flow?

You’ve seen articles and videos like this constantly (especially when you get to be my age Ha!) “How much do you need to save for retirement if you’ll live to 100?” 1️⃣ They assume your money disappears. You save → you spend down → and you hope you die before it runs out. That’s a broken model. 2️⃣ They train fear, not freedom. “Can you afford to live to 100?” makes people shrink their dreams instead of growing their income. 3️⃣ They ignore what the wealthy know. Wealthy retirees don’t rely on savings. They own cash-flowing assets that pay them every month—forever. 🔥 Real freedom isn’t in your savings account. It’s in your cash-flowing buckets. Multiple buckets. Cash flowing Notes, cash flowing rentals, cash flowing businesses. 👇 What do you own that pays you every month — not someday, but right now? Are you out there everyday looking for assets that throw off cash?

What are you working on for your Wealthy Retirement? Maybe it's 10 years from now or 2 years from now.

Every good course should solve a specific problem. Instead of me guessing, I want you to tell me: What’s the #1 problem you want solved next inside Retirement Cash Flow? Thanks for taking the time to answer!