In this episode of Bankless By Design, Tricia Miller continues her conversation with fellow Infinite Banking practitioner Nolan Johnsrud, focusing on one of the most misunderstood parts of the Infinite Banking Concept: capitalization.

Why did Nelson Nash say "don't be afraid to capitalize"? Why does paying high premium come first? And why are policy loans not something to fear?

This conversation reframes how to think like a banker instead of a borrower. You'll hear why control matters more than speed, why banks care more about cash flow than eliminating debt, and how rushing to pay off policy loans can actually slow long-term progress.

Topics include:

Why capitalization matters before a policy can truly work
How paying premium first revises your spending pattern
How to manage policy loans with discipline — not panic
Why Infinite Banking rewards patience and long-range thinking

📘 Books referenced include Becoming Your Own Banker, How Privatized Banking Really Works, and The Creature from Jekyll Island.

⚠️ This is Part 2 of the conversation. Listen to Part 1 first for context.

For help reading Becoming Your Own Banker or applying these ideas, reach Tricia at tricia@banklessbydesign.com.

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