Every business has a boiling point where its profitability goes parabolic. How much does it take to reach the point when parabolic growth happens? What are the fundamental rules of operation to reach this growth?
In this episode Vance Lowe and Seth Hicks, Esq. take you on a journey to understand the private banking business through the example of owning your own grocery store. Learn why you should “never steal the peas from your own grocery store.”
Vance and Seth discuss:
- The amazing difference between paying for the peas at the register vs. taking them out the back door
- How “paying for the peas” in your own store is exactly like securing your loans from your own private family bank
- Why you must always get the money back that you put to work from your bank
- And more
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