In this episode, your hosts, Jason and Scott, discuss:

• The education system is designed to create compliant workers
• The wealthy control financial systems through different rules
• Limited access to retirement funds keeps people financially stuck
• Liquidity and control are critical for seizing financial opportunities
• Tax strategies and entities help the wealthy minimize financial burdens

Key Takeaways:

• The education system isn't broken; it was intentionally designed to transform entrepreneurial minds into compliant workers.
• Financial institutions create a rigged game where they access capital at wholesale rates while consumers pay retail, and understanding this disparity can help individuals seek alternative strategies for wealth building.
• Those with readily available cash can negotiate better terms and capitalize on time-sensitive investments.
• Taxation and financial structures are interconnected tools that the wealthy strategically use to minimize their financial burdens, and exploring legal methods like cost segregation and strategic entity formation can significantly reduce lifetime tax obligations.
• Viewing finances like a strategic game - where asset acquisition matters more than simply passing "GO" - can fundamentally shift one's financial trajectory.

"Remember, the game is against you. You need to think like the 1%.” — Scott Henderson

Connect with Jason and Scott:

Website: https://henderxcapital.com/masteryourmillions

X (Twitter): @MasterYourMs https://twitter.com/MasterYourMs

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/realestateinvestorsofutah

Instagram: @henderxcapital https://www.instagram.com/henderxcapital/

@jasonihenderson https://www.instagram.com/jason.henderson/

Email: jasonchem@gmail.com, scott@henderxcapital.com

In this episode, your hosts, Jason and Scott, discuss IBC questions from listeners, including:

• Strategic Premium Funding Approach
• Flexible Policy Loan Management
• Whole Life Policy Advantages
• Intergenerational Wealth Building System
• Capital Access and Arbitrage Strategy

Key Takeaways:

• Start small and grow your premium contributions over time, as comfort and consistency matter more than hitting a massive initial target.
• Treat policy loans as a versatile financial tool for personal and investment needs.
• Universal life policies often collapse, making whole life a more stable long-term solution, and guaranteed structures provide a solid financial foundation for generational wealth.
• Create a family banking system that teaches financial responsibility because passing down structured financial knowledge becomes more important than transferring raw wealth.
• Focus on capital access and deployment rather than just internal policy returns.

"Put as much as you can, as fast as you can, for as long as you can.” — Jason Henderson

Connect with Jason and Scott:

Website: https://henderxcapital.com/masteryourmillions

X (Twitter): @MasterYourMs https://twitter.com/MasterYourMs

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/realestateinvestorsofutah

Instagram: @henderxcapital https://www.instagram.com/henderxcapital/

@jasonihenderson https://www.instagram.com/jason.henderson/

Email: jasonchem@gmail.com, scott@henderxcapital.com

In this episode, your hosts Jason and Scott discuss:

● Breaking generational financial cycles

● Creating personal banking systems

● Importance of financial education

● Leveraging other people's resources

● Training heirs, not just accountants

Key Takeaways:

● Wealthy families don't just accumulate wealth; they create systems that perpetuate financial growth across generations.

● Traditional education fails to teach real financial principles, and breaking free from the industrial-era mindset of job dependency requires intentional learning and strategic thinking.

● Controlling your financial ecosystem matters more than simply earning money.

● Leverage isn't just about money, but also involves utilizing other people's time, knowledge, and resources, and successful families train their heirs to think strategically about wealth creation, not just accounting.

● Reading key financial books, having open family discussions about money, and developing a long-term wealth strategy are critical steps in breaking generational financial cycles.

"The business of banking is nothing more than buying money at wholesale and selling at retail” — Jason Henderson

Connect with Jason and Scott:

Website: https://henderxcapital.com/masteryourmillions

X (Twitter): @MasterYourMs https://twitter.com/MasterYourMs

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/realestateinvestorsofutah

Instagram: @henderxcapital https://www.instagram.com/henderxcapital/

@jasonihenderson https://www.instagram.com/jason.henderson/

Email: jasonchem@gmail.com, scott@henderxcapital.com

In this episode, your hosts, Jason and Scott, discuss:

• Power of storytelling in branding
• Importance of authenticity and consistency
• Role of curiosity in creative growth
• Creating emotional connections with audiences
• Trust as a foundation in brand building

Key Takeaways:

• Storytelling isn’t just a tool—it’s the experience itself, and the way a brand tells its story can determine how deeply it resonates and how long it stays in someone’s mind.
• Audiences can sense when a brand is being real, and that truth builds credibility far faster than flashy marketing ever could.
• Curiosity fuels creative evolution, as Scott emphasized that asking better questions, not having all the answers, is what leads to truly impactful ideas.
• Brands that spark emotion create lasting bonds, and when people feel something, they remember it, and they come back because of it.
• Trust doesn’t come from what you say; it’s built from what you prove consistently.

"A story isn't just what you tell people—it's what they experience when they interact with your brand.” — Jason Henderson

Connect with Jason and Scott:

Website: https://henderxcapital.com/masteryourmillions

X (Twitter): @MasterYourMs https://twitter.com/MasterYourMs

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/realestateinvestorsofutah

Instagram: @henderxcapital https://www.instagram.com/henderxcapital/

@jasonihenderson https://www.instagram.com/jason.henderson/

Email: jasonchem@gmail.com, scott@henderxcapital.com

In this episode, your hosts, Jason and Scott discuss:

• Financial education is broken
• Cash flow tracking is critical
• Understand good vs. bad debt
• Asset control matters more than ownership
• Tax optimization kills generational wealth

Key Takeaways:

• Financial literacy isn't taught in schools, meaning that students graduate without understanding basic money management skills, leaving them vulnerable to financial pitfalls.
• Treating personal finances like a business can prevent living paycheck to paycheck and create opportunities for wealth building.
• Debt isn't inherently bad when strategically used.
• Controlling how and where your money is parked determines your ability to seize investment opportunities.
• Taxes can significantly erode wealth if not properly managed, and proactive tax optimization strategies can help preserve and grow your financial resources over time.

"Schooling does not equal education. Education is more.” — Jason Henderson

Connect with Jason and Scott:

Website: https://henderxcapital.com/masteryourmillions

X (Twitter): @MasterYourMs https://twitter.com/MasterYourMs

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/realestateinvestorsofutah

Instagram: @henderxcapital https://www.instagram.com/henderxcapital/

@jasonihenderson https://www.instagram.com/jason.henderson/

Email: jasonchem@gmail.com, scott@henderxcapital.com