Ken Coleman

It's chapter two. Chapter two. Out of the gate, I had to lead with this. Jonathan, you can skip ahead to chapter two, okay? You can get, I'll send you the audio book if you don't even want to read it. It's fine. The point is, the information is there on how to do all of this stuff. The question is, are you willing to commit to a life of debt freedom? That's the most important part.

Okay. Well, you're not going to need one now. Keep not having one. How much do you have in savings?

Okay. Well, you're not going to need one now. Keep not having one. How much do you have in savings?

Okay. Well, you're not going to need one now. Keep not having one. How much do you have in savings?

What was that question? How much do you have in savings?

What was that question? How much do you have in savings?

What was that question? How much do you have in savings?

Isn't your company you? I'm sorry?

Isn't your company you? I'm sorry?

Isn't your company you? I'm sorry?

Okay, so the money is tied up in the business and you can't access it? It's not your money?

Okay, so the money is tied up in the business and you can't access it? It's not your money?

Okay, so the money is tied up in the business and you can't access it? It's not your money?

Well, you can pay yourself dividends, so he can get a hold of the cash. So how much do you have in savings right now?

Well, you can pay yourself dividends, so he can get a hold of the cash. So how much do you have in savings right now?

Well, you can pay yourself dividends, so he can get a hold of the cash. So how much do you have in savings right now?

Yes. Okay.

Yes. Okay.

Yes. Okay.

And what are you making every month?