The Power of Recycling Your Money Part 1

What if we could recycle our money the same way we do with water, trash and other materials on this planet?

I know it may sound crazy, and I don’t mean literally recycling the paper that money is printed on. I mean recycling the power of money itself.

The reason I am writing about this is I already do this myself and I have helped hundreds of families, individuals and entrepreneurs all over the world do this as well.

What is recycling?

It’s not “putting trash in the recycling bin”. That’s a form of recycling, but it isn’t the definition of it.

The dictionary defines recycling as:

- “To return material to a previous stage in a cyclic process.”

- “To use again.”

We’ve all done this before with things that aren’t trash, waste and water. If you’ve ever been eating a meal and had leftovers and instead of throwing them away, you decided to save them to have again later, you recycled your meal. You used it again as opposed to throwing it away where you’d be getting rid of it forever.

Of course, there is the context of planetary waste and resources as well. Purifying water for reuse is a form of recycling because it does allow us to reuse the water instead of wasting it.

But what does recycling accomplish?

For me, it’s three main things.

The first thing I think about is efficiency. It is more efficient to get the most out of a given resource before permanently getting rid of it. There’s a reason I don’t buy a new car every day. I can keep reusing my existing car for quite a while and it would not be efficient to bring my car to the junkyard and buy a new car each day.

The second thing I think about is eliminating waste. The more waste there is the worse off the impacted area is for everyone involved. Back to my car example, the junk yard would stack up pretty fast with cars and create quite a bit of waste if I chose to throw my car away each day and get a new one.

The third and final thing is that recycling builds a positive compounding effect. If I am recycling and reusing a particular resource and I have 1 unit of that resource being reused over and over, I am eliminating waste and increasing efficiency and getting results by that 1 unit. But if I add another unit and do the same thing with it, I have double the elimination of waste, increase in efficiency and output of 2 units now. If I get my whole household doing it or my whole neighborhood doing it, then it really starts to build and compound. And we recycle things because the act of recycling solves other problems in the ecosystem. We recycle trash so it doesn’t end up in our oceans and in nature and the act of doing this creates a positive impact on sea life, plants and animals.

I know that all sounds great, but you’re wondering what this has to do with money, right?

When you earn a dollar and that dollar comes into your personal economy, what if you could keep reusing that dollar over and over?

Generally, we can’t, and we don’t. We earn it, we spend it, and it’s gone.

And I’m not talking about investing where you take the dollar and have it created more dollars. No, that isn’t “reusing” the same dollar, that is the creation of more dollars.

I am saying you would literally reuse the same dollar over and over and over again.

You’d be able to maximize efficiency, wouldn’t you? You’d have the opportunity to keep reusing old dollars you already worked for instead of losing them forever after they’re spent.

You’d be able to reduce waste. Wasted time and effort (because you wouldn’t have to work quite so much or quite as long if you could keep reusing old dollars). The literal waste of money where even if you did make a bad purchase or a bad investment, you could try again with the same money because you’d be able to reuse it.

You’d create a positive compounding effect with each and every additional dollar you earned because each of those dollars could likewise be recycled.

And you’d always have money. Wouldn’t that be quite the concept? People go into debt because they lack money. People reduce their quality of life because they lack money. People refrain from generosity because they lack money. If you solved the problem of the lack of money by being able to recycle every dollar you’ve ever earned, you would also solve these problems.

It turns out, you can actually do this. All you have to do is change 2 things.

The first thing you’d need to change is how you think about money. You’d need to adopt a different viewpoint and look at things differently. Because the tool that allows you to recycle your money is life insurance. Not just any kind of life insurance, it is specially High-Early-Cash-Value-Dividend-Paying-Whole-Life-Insurance (I call it the Sacred Account for short). You’ve been taught you only need life insurance if you die, and you may have even been taught “life insurance is a scam” or “never save your money in life insurance”. So, I’d be lying if I didn’t tell you that you need to change how you think when it comes to money.

The second thing you’d need to change is where you put your money.

You’d put it into your life insurance policy (Sacred Account) first. Now, you’re not going to do this before you handle the first change, your mindset, regarding the subject of life insurance.

I can’t write about all of it here, but in my next article I’ll explain to you in depth what I learned about life insurance that changed my thinking. Because I used to be 100% against this concept and thought it was a scam. Now I own 6 life insurance policies and I’m starting my 7th one this month.

But I can tell you the benefits of it and explain the details in my next article.

For every dollar you put in your Sacred Account, it will grow at 3–5% per year tax free, with zero risk, for the rest of your life. And you can use the money in your life insurance policy immediately, for whatever you want without penalty and without paying taxes on your growth and it will still grow while you use it. Lastly, you can recycle your money and keep reusing the money in your life insurance policy over and over and over as many times as you please.

My mission in life is to help good people build more wealth who will in turn use that wealth to make the world a better place. Concepts like the one I am teaching about today are tools and educating meant to help accomplish that aim. So, if you’re a good person who wants to create a wealthier life and help make the world a better place and you’d like more information on how my company can help you achieve that, email Contact@WealthDynamX.com.

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Jerry Fetta

Jerry Fetta is the CEO and Founder of Wealth DynamX. He has achieved financial independence by the age of 31, built a multi-7-figure financial education and coach firm, was named an Inc 5000 Top 100 fastest growing financial firm in the U.S. and is a nationally recognized financial expert featured in Forbes, Yahoo Finance, Fox, Chicago Weekly News, New York Finance, interviewed on hundreds of podcasts with world renowned experts, earning endorsements and affiliations throughout his career with names like Kevin O’Leary, Grant Cardone, Dave Ramsey, and Pamela Yellen.

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