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On this episode of the CFO Mission podcast, Phil Mazur, introduces his guest, Michael Isom. Michael is the co-author of the book "What Would the Rockefellers Do?" Phil explains how Michael introduced him to the concept of infinite banking, which had a significant impact on his mindset regarding money and planning for the future. Michael talks about the importance of considering oneself as the most valuable asset and shares his personal journey of understanding self-worth in relation to financial balance sheets. They stress the significance of increasing the value of human life assets and taking calculated risks in areas of expertise. The conversation also touches on personal growth, making a difference, and recognizing one's true value.
"I was distraught. I was a mess. I was drinking heavily. I was a complete asshole to be around. I couldn't keep my company together. I ended up shutting it down because, mentally, I just couldn't even function." - Michael Isom
What you will learn:
Discussion about Legacy Planning
Michael Isom's Experience with a Ponzi Scheme
Discovering self-worth
The importance of self-interest and personal growth
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