Tell us a bit about what you want to talk about today.

Yeah.

And I feel like before we apply this to our relationships with our financial professionals or to our money, we might need to think about this in a different way.

What is the difference between kind and nice? So nice to me means you are friendly.

You put on a smile.

You say nice things.

You're never discouraging, right? All those kind of things.

But what's nice about that response I just gave you, and then what would the kind way to be regarding these clients that might have mega loans that they're not even paying on?

But on a base layer, maybe without giving away all the gold, Amanda, but just the nugget here for us, what are some foundational things that all investors, all real estate investors should have in place?

Yeah.

So it's cash flow, right? Money always is flowing.

How are you directing its flow? Do you have principles in place, ways that you're going to manage that cash flow to make sure it works? Different than budgeting, cash flow, management, principles, that kind of thing.

Then like taking profit off the table.

So many real estate investors will just reinvest all their profit into the next property or to pay off the mortgage that they took or whatever it might be.

The next syndication, you know, who knows? Well, what if you took some off the table to build wealth outside of real estate beyond just emergency funds or...

But if you had to say, you know, what is the infinite banking concept and how does it work on a granular level, give it your best shot.