Be a Guinea Pig - Episode 296

Ken Greene discusses the concept of "be a guinea pig." He shares his personal experiences from trying out new water sports, to the painful learning process he went through. Ken emphasizes that being a 'guinea pig', though often painful, is an important part of the learning process. He views this as a valuable way to learn what works and what doesn't work in any given situation, enabling him to be a better host, teacher, and mentor. Ken also discusses how he becomes a guinea pig vicariously through mentors who are in situations that he has not yet reached, such as retirement. 

 

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Episode Highlights

Being a guinea pig to enter the insurance and financial industry The importance of understanding products personally before selling them to others His learning journey for the 'Infinite Banking Concept' and how it transformed his financial planning Importance of experiencing both success and failures as a way to empathize and help others How he utilizes mentorship to gain knowledge and wisdom in fields that he doesn't have personal experience in, like retirement planning The importance of being a guinea pig, especially in areas you excel at, to provide value to others

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