Episode 140: Krisstina Wise, How to Live Financially Immune

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In this episode, we ask:

Who is Krisstina Wise?
What is Krisstina’s philosophy?
What is the alternative mindset?
What about an unconventional approach to real wealth?
What do you prefer?
What about financial products?
What are the top 10 steps for being financially immune?
Who is this for? Who is this not for?
What about variable income earners?
What about micro-business owners?
What is a business?
What is an income-making machine?
How might we generate more income?
What is the ceiling?
What are the limits?
How well do we move money through our household?
How do you build your asset sheet?
What is the system?
What do you do when everything is out of your control?
What about being “financially vulnerable”?
What about being financially immune?
Would you like to visit financiallyimmune.com ?
What happened when the ship hit the iceberg?
Is it “game over”?
Is it about survival?
Where is peace of mind?
What is the first thing from the business point of view?
What is burn rate?
Do you know your numbers?
If I asked you, what is your burn rate, could you say it?
What is the vital sign of a business?
How do we lower your burn rate to survival?
Is this expense essential to survival?
Is it negotiable?
Is rent negotiable?
Is payroll negotiable?
Are we carrying extra weight right now?
What about in the household?
What about refinancing car loans?
What about refinancing mortgages?
What about entertainment costs?
If we just did one, what would we choose?
What can we do?
What are we capable of?
How might we add the burn rates together?
Are we responsible for the total burn rate?
Who can find the money in the business?
Who can find the money in the household?
How might we reframe a tragedy?
What does this financial tragedy make possible?
What can we now do?
Where are the geniuses?
Are you grateful for genius creativity?
What is the next level of creativity?
How might you stockpile cash?
How is cash like water?
How is cash like oxygen?
How do we stockpile the cash funds?
Who is feeling the stress right now?
Where is the runway?
How long can we go?
How much runway do we have?
How much do we have in reserves?
Do you have 30, 60 or 90 days?
Where do you have liquid funds?
How is Krisstina using a whole life policy loan?
What about the Becoming Your Own Banker philosophy?
What about a cash out refinance?
What about real estate purchases?
What about the investor mentality?
What are some different ways to get cash?
What about debt?
What about negotiating terms?
What is your run rate?
Do you have predictable income?
Where is the revenue of the business 30, 60 and 90 days?
Can you predict it?
What do I need to break even?
What is the business strategy to be net zero?
How is this better to know?
What is the run rate on the personal side?
How are you solid?
How are you just fine?
What about burying your head in the sand?
What about fear?
How do we get “unstuck”?
What makes all the difference?
Where is the genius within?
What have I collected?
What do I have right now?
How long will it last?
What do we need?
What if we woke up today and forgot our memory?
How might we think like a start-up?
When is the time to do it?
Game on?
How might we be part of the solution (and not part of the problem)?
Are you able to pivot and play a new game?
Are you stronger?
Are you resilient?
Are you willing to learn the lessons?
Will you be ready the next time this happens?
How might we support you? Schedule a call with Mark

Krisstina Wise is a real estate mogul, Millionaire Coach, and creator of several multi-million dollar businesses including Goodlife Luxury, The Paperless Agent and most recently, WealthyWellthy. She is also an international speaker and the award-winning author of the Amazon Best-Seller Falling for Money, a romance novel for your bank account. Named one of the 100 Most Influential Real Estate Leaders in the country, she has been featured in USA TODAY, as well as by Apple, Contactually and Evernote for her creative leadership with emerging technologies.