Never Too Much Money

Today we have a special guest Scott Schwarz and here is more information about him: Scott Schwarz is a 30-year veteran of the insurance and financial services industry based in Kansas City, KS, and the founder of Never Too Much Money. He explains: Reverse Engineering Banks and the Wealthy 3 top tips, steps, learning points, or takeaways for the audience. 1. What keeps us in debt  2. How do banks use their money differently  3. How did the world's first billionaire structure his business? A little bit about our services: Business owners: Increase your visibility by getting interviewed on my podcast: Business Resources and YouTube channel (nuBeginning) for business & self-development, based on struggles and success. Please fill in the form: https://cutt.ly/PodcastForm Ambitious people: Providing digital products to make your life easily productive. digital products like- editable digital invites, editable digital planners, printable planners, eCourses, video courses, and ebooks. Our eCourses help small businesses grow into big businesses on a shoestring budget.  You can find various free resources on the sites mentioned below: Biz: MynuBeginning.com Blog: nuBeginning.com This is what Scott says: Millennial entrepreneurs hire me to gain clarity on their road to maximal wealth, because most feel stressed out by debt, confused about what to do with their money, and don’t trust banks or Wall Street, just like I don’t. So, I help millennial entrepreneurs recycle their money to either start or supercharge their investments with confidence.  Bottom line, I show my clients how to reverse engineer banks and the wealthy to DO what they DO rather than what they tell us to do, recycle their money and make a bank… like a bank! Hope you enjoy the episode; do review the episode and let us know what you will like to hear more.  I am truly passionate for spirituality, healthy natural living, and travel; I also to blog, public speak, podcast, and be on YouTube (2 YouTube Channels- one for business, self-development & the other one for lifestyle- wellness, travel) Thanks,