In this episode, Thomas is a guest on the Save Yourself Podcast. He discusses his progression from saving money while working at a high school to becoming a real estate investor and starting a meal planning business. Thomas highlights the importance of financial literacy, sharing how he educates his children on managing finances, including setting up a managed fund and teaching them about the Infinite Banking Concept (IBC). He also talks about his podcast, "Owner's Table," and his involvement in land investing and private money lending, emphasizing the use of IBC to enhance investment returns and build long-term wealth.

In this podcast episode, host Thomas interviews Aaron Shumaker, who shares his journey from a Michigan upbringing to becoming an entrepreneur and investor. Aaron recounts his time at Georgetown University, his involvement with a student-run bank, and his subsequent career at Goldman Sachs. He discusses the challenges of competing with established banks and his decision to leave Goldman Sachs to start his own DIY home security company, Frontpoint. Aaron also delves into his ventures in fast delivery services, real estate, and acquiring businesses, including a property restoration company called Pure Clean. He offers insights on investment strategies, the impact of technology on business models, and the value of hard work and mentorship. Aaron's narrative highlights the importance of passion, strategic thinking, and adaptability in achieving business success.

In this podcast episode, Russ Morgan, co-founder of Wealth Without Wall Street, recounts his transition from a traditional financial advisor to a proponent of the infinite banking concept. He details his early skepticism of whole life insurance and how the 2008 financial crash led him to embrace alternative wealth-building strategies. Russ discusses the benefits of family banking, the comparison between infinite banking and managed accounts, and the importance of financial control and education. He shares his passive income streams, including land deals and short-term rentals, and emphasizes the value of feedback, market separation, and the role of his podcast in business growth. Russ's journey highlights the significance of continuous learning and strategic financial planning in achieving financial freedom.

In this podcast episode, Jennifer Toomer Hay, a real estate team leader at Keller Williams, discusses her career and the financial structure of her brokerage. She explains the difference between agents, brokers, and team leaders, emphasizing her role and why she chose not to pursue a broker's license. Jennifer highlights the major business expenses as salaries and rent and details how the brokerage earns money by taking a percentage of agents' commissions up to a cap of $14,000 annually. She also touches on her move from Alaska to Birmingham, transitioning from agent to team leader, and the challenges she faced in revitalizing a struggling office.

In this podcast episode, event producer and magazine owner Christopher Confero shares his journey from Alabama to industry success. He emphasizes the importance of relationships, networking, and hard work, detailing his fee structure and the financial aspects of event production. Christopher discusses the challenges of managing personalities, his big break, and the dedication required for early career success. He also talks about purchasing and rebranding a magazine, balancing multiple ventures, and mentoring young creatives. Christopher highlights his love for the business side of production, the ethos of his company, and his approach to hospitality. The conversation offers insights into the rewards and challenges of his career and the significance of building meaningful connections.

In this podcast episode, Lynn Hurst, a seasoned Birmingham towing business owner with 37 years of experience, shares his personal and professional journey. He discusses the early challenges of starting his company, the importance of building strong relationships, and the role of consistency in his success. Lynn reflects on overcoming economic crises, transitioning from hands-on work to management, and adapting to technological changes. He also talks about the value of mentorship, making tough decisions, and the support he received from the community after a tornado. Additionally, Lynn expresses his interest in consulting and his commitment to family and community involvement.

In this podcast episode, Lauren Loreto discusses her life journey, including her father's influence, her struggle with authority, and her path to independence through college. She shares her experiences with moving across states, her rebellious high school phase, and her strategic approach to college education. Lauren also talks about her internships, the transition to entrepreneurship, and the importance of continuous learning and work-life balance. Additionally, she delves into business topics like marketing, networking, and the value of mentors. The episode also covers her views on real estate investments, the benefits of remote team management, and personal development, concluding with her travel interests and where to connect with her professionally.

In this podcast episode, Charles and Deryl Kathryn Campbell discuss their business, Liberty Linens, and its focus on supplying linens to vacation rental properties in Alabama. They explore the dynamics of the industry, including the impact of larger companies acquiring smaller ones and the importance of personalized service. Charles shares his operational role and the transition of business responsibilities, while both reflect on the challenges of HR and time management. They also delve into their personal lives, discussing their college experiences, marriage, parenting, and their approach to financial investments.