I really didn't start making serious money (lifestyle-changing) until I stopped that practice.

I am a basic member of Lifestyles.

I got tired of making 6 figures and not really getting much of a lifestyle out of it.

of all people is going crazy over the fees charged for mutual funds and all of there derivatives https://www.tonyrobbins.com/wealth-lifestyle/how-m...http://www.forbes.com/2011/04/04/real-cost-mutual-...personally:I use one WL for a bank to buy real estate notes and pay off bills and shatter my OC home interest to turn a 30 mort into 5 years paid in fullI use the other WL & IUL for Max cash Value for income for life  so when I am 65 I should have over 1 million in cash value that if I wanted to could pull out all at once on my 65 birthday(or at anytime)  for free!

On the other hand, if you make it about a positive lifestyle change, price becomes less of an issue.

@Cynthia Vaughn just make sure the mentor you pick, is living the lifestyle that you want, both financially, family, and socially.

I'm a pretty low lifestyle kind of person, but there's not much I can't go buy today if I really want it.

Not bad for living the same lifestyle and still have access to some cash.

It can be good to be hungry but if the kids are spoiled they can become resentful if their lifestyle takes a turn in adulthood.

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:Account Closed  I am glad the lightbulb went off for you.. not everyone of course wants to be a wholesaler long term and not everyone wants to sell Real Estate.. however if you dig selling RE that is a career you can have for the rest of your life and I can flat out tell you once you get about 10 years in .. you will only be doing business by referrals and you will enjoy a lifestyle that is truly in my mind rewarding.