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The Prosperity Podcast

Kim D. H. Butler and Spencer Shaw

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Take control of your money. Join Kim D. H. Butler, best-selling financial author, and Spencer Shaw, as they use their prosperity mindset to utilize wealth-building tactics. Learn about the 7 Principles of Prosperity and how to make your money work as hard as you do. The Prosperity Podcast is the personal finance show for independent thinkers, investors, and business owners, who want off of Wall Street and out of the big banks. We teach listeners how to take control of their money and start l ...
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The Advisor Advantage

Kim Butler and Tammi Brannan

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The Advisor Advantage podcast is connecting Prosperity Economics Advisors one to another through financial conversations that challenge the status quo. This show spreads the message of prosperity and shares the alternatives to big banking and Wall Street investing.
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Kim and Spencer discuss drawing on experts' knowledge instead of trying to become an expert in all areas. They highlight the importance of self-guided learning and financial education, and the current trends in both. The hosts mention the 'who, not how’ philosophy that involves leaning on expert advice rather than trying to become an expert in all …
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Kim and Spencer discuss the important difference between 'Family Bank' and 'Family Banking.' The hosts emphasize that understanding the distinction between these two concepts is crucial to managing personal and familial finances effectively. While Family Bank remains a widely misunderstood and elusive concept due to certain legal and ownership rest…
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Kim and Spencer discuss the concept of Charitable Remainder Trusts, an estate and wealth planning tool that not many people are familiar with. The hosts explain that these trusts allow individuals to donate assets, particularly highly appreciated ones, to a charity while avoiding substantial capital gains taxes that would be incurred as a result of…
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Kim and Spencer, in this The Prosperity Podcast episode, featured a discussion about whole life insurance as a financial asset and tool for emergencies and opportunities. It started with a historical look at the inception of whole life insurance by "bands of brothers" and church brethren centuries ago, aiming to address the financial losses of term…
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Kim and Spencer discuss the tax advantages and personal protections of life insurance. They discussed points that include the basis of taxation on life insurance, how it is similar to taxation of vehicle and home insurance, and a detailed comparison of life insurance with Roth IRA and 401(k) from a taxation perspective. They briefly talk about borr…
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Kim and Spencer engage in a deep-dive discussion about life insurance policies. They emphasize the importance of having the right mindset and principles when dealing with life insurance policies. They elaborate on the concept of overfunding and underfunding these policies. Kim and Spencer mention how the premium of a policy can build cash value and…
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Spencer and Kim discuss the concept of luck and its relation to hard work. They argue that luck can be misleading since it insinuates that success doesn't need work or can be taken away at any moment. Instead, they emphasize that working is a way of serving and creating value, making it the foundation for success. They also underline that when one …
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This episode centered around the concept of cutting expenses, discussing how efforts to decrease spending often lead to limited financial success. Referencing the book, No Worries by Jared Dillian, a finance writer and former Wall Street employee, this episode highlighted the drawbacks of focusing solely on expense reduction. Rather than achieving …
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Prosperity Pets consists of a series of stories that provide lessons concerning prosperity. Kim shares the unique idea behind a stuffed pet that is an exact replica of her dog, Emma, leading the hosts to connect it with the idea of Prosperity Pets. The primary aim of these stories is to teach children and adults alike the importance of being prospe…
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Kim Butler chats with Garrett Gunderson, they talk about his ongoing book projects including revised versions of "Killing Sacred Cows'' and "What Would the Rockefellers do," and his children's book "I am Money". They delve into the importance of adaptive learning and self-care, illustrating how treating oneself as the greatest asset can lead to bet…
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This episode talks about the concept of "thinking big enough" inspired by some song lyrics, highlighting the importance of songs as they carry messages that stick. Kim, introduces the term "visioneering", which substitutes setting specific goals with envisioning a future that inspires and propels us forward, as she believes goals can be inherently …
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This episode delves into the topic of offshore banking alternatives. The hosts, contemplating the changing economy and threats of central bank digital currencies, discuss the importance of retaining control over personal wealth. They share fascinating insights into medical tourism and reflect on the attractiveness of the US dollar in countries like…
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This episode discusses the 'anti-debt snowball', challenging mainstream financial advice from figures like Dave Ramsey and Suze Orman. The hosts criticize these advisors for focusing solely on eliminating debt without preparing listeners for steps afterward. They argue that efficiently managed debts, such as student loans and mortgages, can be inte…
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Kim and Spencer discuss the importance of regulating one's own reactions to global events, particularly how these events impact personal finance. They emphasize the idea of having a 'news diet' or 'news fast' to maintain a sense of perspective and control, arguing that individuals should not allow uncontrollable world events to impact their control…
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The hosts share their thoughts on financial education and empowerment, critiquing the recent push in high schools for required financial literacy classes, which they feel are of varying quality and focus too heavily on stock trading. They discuss the need for better analysis and interpretation skills in the face of Artificial Intelligence and sound…
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This episode of the Prosperity Podcast discusses the importance of aligning money and life goals. The hosts stress the common misconception that personal finance is separate from life's 'woo woo stuff', arguing instead that they are interconnected. They mention the Currence app, which is an invitation-only savings structure that encourages sustaina…
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In this episode of the Prosperity Podcast, the hosts discuss the practice of year-end reflection and goal setting. Rather than strictly adhering to the January 1st New Year timeline, they advocate for personalized reflective dates, such as birthdays or anniversaries. The hosts stress the importance of turning the process of goal-setting into a coll…
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This episode of the Prosperity Podcast discusses overcoming financial anxiety. The hosts, Spencer Shaw and Kim Butler, stress the importance of ensuring cash flow structure in one's life to manage and control cash flow. The conversation revolves around averting financial anxiety through a conscious understanding of one's financial status and the ne…
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This episode delves into insurance policy setups, trust setups, and beneficiaries. The hosts argue that it's often made to seem complicated to confuse listeners and push them to go for certain services. Their mission is to demystify the process and teach it from a 'prosperity perspective'. The complexities of the field are discussed, including bene…
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This episode centers around the concept of debt and how it can be viewed from the perspective of optimism, drawing from the writings of finance author Jared Dillian. Kim and Spencer point out that while many associate debt with negative feelings, it can also be an indicator of confidence in the future. However, they warn caution, citing the importa…
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Kim and Spencer discuss how individuals can identify what they genuinely love doing, opening pathways to career satisfaction and personal fulfillment. The episode suggests that the traditional advice to 'follow your passion' may not always be beneficial, and instead recommends that individuals find work that matches their skills or interests. Lastl…
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Kim and Spencer discuss the importance of language and thought patterns in one's relationship with money. They quote Robert Kiyosaki's concept of replacing "I can't afford it" with "how can I afford it?" as a building block of prosperous thinking. They also touch on the erroneous focus of individuals on earnings instead of value provided and emphas…
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Kim and Spencer discuss the concept of retirement, with reference to thoughts from the founder of AngelList, Naval Ravikant. Ravikant's advice for retirement includes saving money, lowering your spending rate, and doing what you love so that retirement becomes unnecessary. The hosts emphasize the benefit of virtual jobs, saying that they are perfec…
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Kim and Spencer discuss the importance of cash flow, or financial flow, over stagnation in wealth building. They argue that one of the often-overlooked principles of prosperity is the necessity for cash flow rather than letting money sit idly. For them, cash flow refers not only to money coming in but also the money going out. Important elements of…
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In this episode of the Prosperity podcast, the hosts, Spencer Shaw and Kim Butler, discuss guidance for managing finances for a couple aged 25 with a net worth of $50,000. The hosts review a previously given AI recommendation and give revised insights. Initially, they discuss the importance of building an emergency fund of three to six months worth…
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Janet Sims and Kim Butler share the vision and collaboration we, at Prosperity Economics Movement, are currently discussing with other like-minded whole life friendly organizations to strengthen our ability to help people. To learn more about the Prosperity Economics Movement http://prosperityeconomicsadvisors.com/how-to-keep-your-mindset-positive-…
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In this episode of the Prosperity Podcast, Kim, the host, interacts with an AI to discuss the principles of prosperity as they apply to a 60-year-old couple with a net worth of $2 million. The AI suggests the sequence of five steps: Estate planning, purchasing life insurance, investing in the education of their children and grandchildren, actively …
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Kim and Spencer discuss the concept of an "opportunity fund". An opportunity fund is different from a savings account as it actively makes you money and is used to strategically take advantage of any financial opportunities. Unlike a position of debt or constant emergency where opportunities are limited, having an opportunity fund enables people to…
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Janet Sims and Kim Butler discuss a myriad of questions advisor’s typically have concerns about so we asked the question ”How do you know when it’s time to (fill in the blank)?” To learn more about the Prosperity Economics Movement http://prosperityeconomicsadvisors.com/how-to-keep-your-mindset-positive-bonus-episode Links and Resources from this E…
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Kim and Spencer delve into the concept of personal credit scores and a new concept they describe as prosperity credit. The episode begins with a reference to their book, which details guidelines around credit scores. They also announce that they are in the process of developing the idea of prosperity credit and invite listeners to share their thoug…
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This podcast episode centers around a book titled "Don't Tell Me I Can't" by a 14-year-old author going by the pen name, Cole Summers. The hosts discuss the book and the message of possibility, hard work, self-belief, resilience, and learning it delivers. The episode also talks about the author's unconventional life journey, from his purchase of a …
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In this podcast, Todd Langford, developer of Truth Concepts tools, discusses how these tools aid financial advisors in providing clear, accurate information to clients, dispelling common misconceptions. He highlights the advisor's critical role in diagnosing economic health, creating personalized financial strategies, predicting potential problems,…
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Spencer and Kim discuss the concept of the "velocity of money." This is likened to the pace of marathon running, using this as an analogy to explain the movement of money. The hosts make use of the acronym CLUE, which stands for Control, Liquidity, Use, and Equity, to explain how one can get optimal long-term benefits from their money. Prosperity T…
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Spencer and Kim delve deeply into the topic of inflation, reflecting on how it's affecting individual lives and businesses worldwide. The hosts share a story about a business owner in Argentina, a country currently going through significant monthly inflation. To protect his business, he uses US dollars due to their stability and he invests his prof…
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Spencer and Kim discuss the concept of value and altering perspective on it. They use a personal anecdote to illustrate the idea, wherein his content creator son understands his work's value in a different way when his father becomes his 'employer'. This story is used to spark discussion on how people value their wealth and finances, and their aver…
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Spencer and Kim discuss the rising cost and decreasing availability of homeowners insurance, and how people can prepare for potential future issues. A recent incident where a tree limb fell and damaged a greenhouse on their property led them to talk about the potential costs and benefits of having homeowners insurance, especially when it comes to d…
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Spencer and Kim compared Indexed Universal Life (IUL) insurance and Whole Life insurance. They compare IUL to a mobile home due to its flexible and adjustable nature, which also means it carries more risk. Meanwhile, Whole Life insurance is compared to a brick and mortar home due to its stability and permanence. Prosperity Thinkers is proud to be a…
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Spencer and Kim discuss a provocative concept called the 100% death tax, proposed by self-made millionaire Alex Hormozi. The idea suggests that if entrepreneurs knew their entire wealth would be seized upon their death, they would be more inclined to invest their wealth, experiment with new ideas, and constantly innovate. Prosperity Thinkers is pro…
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This episode of the Prosperity Podcast discusses the mindset of givers and takers, particularly among millionaires and billionaires. Drawing insights from a study by Patrick Campbell, a man who has owned a data analytics company, the hosts note that Campbell's study shows that takers tend to seek 51% of value from their interactions and see relatio…
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In this episode of the Prosperity Podcast, Jim Klauck interviews Kim Butler, who discusses her approach to assisting people in managing their finances and accumulating wealth. This involves simplifying savings, automating assets, and instilling faith in finances. Kim highlights the importance of establishing an emergency fund and opportunity fund t…
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This episode of the Prosperity Podcast focuses on the surprising success story of Oliver Anthony, an Appalachian-based singer/songwriter. Oliver's unexpected hit song, "Rich Men North of Richmond," reflects the frustrations and hopes of blue-collar, hard working Americans. Hosts emphasize that the song, depicting struggles with poverty and feeling …
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This episode focuses on two central topics - the concept of outliving one's money and the worth of one's money in the current economic climate. The common theme of the episode is challenging conventional notions of retirement and financial planning. Kim is highly critical of the societal construct of retirement, describing it as a "scam" and an inh…
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Kim and Spencer discuss the importance of educating children at home, guiding them towards finding something they enjoy, teaching them responsibility, and cultivating them into becoming responsible human beings. The hosts emphasize the vital role that homeschooling played in their children's positive development, citing their ability to guide them …
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Kim Butler sits down with Scott Donnell from Gravy Stack to discuss the fun app they created for kids to teach them financial concepts through games. To learn more about the Prosperity Economics Movement http://prosperityeconomicsadvisors.com/how-to-keep-your-mindset-positive-bonus-episode Links and Resources from this Episode Get in touch with Jan…
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Kim and Spencer discuss the concept of having intentional money conversations at the dinner table. These talks don't center around politics or religion but on financial education, a subject usually avoided or not tackled properly at home. The intention is to use "prosperity thinking" to add more valuable information and perspectives for the listene…
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The hosts, Spencer Shaw and Kim Butler, focus on the topic of the home economy system, which involves three important elements: Expectations, expenses, and extra money for gigs. This concept applies to households of varying sizes and configurations. They attribute the basis of this concept to the book written by Scott Donnell and Lee Benson, Value …
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This episode of the Prosperity Podcast discusses the concept of retirement, challenges the connotation associated with it, and explores alternatives for a fulfilling post-work life phase which they struggle to find a suitable term for. The hosts explore the phenomenon of retirees spending their time idly, attributing it to financial frugality or un…
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Scott Donnell, developer of the GravyStack app, highlights the need for children to learn money skills. Drawing from his study of wealthy families' strategies, he found that these families fostered financial responsibility in their kids by simulating real-world expenses and expectations from a young age. This empowers kids to handle money related t…
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This Prosperity Podcast episode emphasizes the idea of collaboration over competition. Kim calls this concept "win times three” where each party involved in a deal benefits inclusively. This approach encourages sharing and giving first, believing that life will reward those who are generous. Kim highlights the instances when she collaboratively wor…
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In this episode of the Prosperity Podcast, Spencer Shaw and Kim Butler discuss a new direction for teaching children financial literacy, competency, and responsibility through the use of a new app called Gravy Stack. The app, along with a book titled Value Creation Kid, aims to help children learn about personal finance and money management in a fu…
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