Most people think flying business class is a luxury reserved for celebrities, CEOs, or people spending obscene amounts of money.

But what if it’s actually about systems, not status?

I’ve avoided this topic for a long time, mainly because we work with so many women who are actively getting out of credit card debt. So let me be very clear from the start — this conversation is only for people who already have strong control over their money.

Because when credit cards are used badly, they cost you freedom.
But when they’re used strategically, they can give it back.

In this episode, I’m joined by Steve Hui, founder of iFlyFlat, who hasn’t paid for a flight in over a decade.

We talk about how points actually work, why most people use them backwards, and how to think about credit cards as a payment system, not debt.

This isn’t about spending more.
It’s about using what you already spend… better.

If you love travel, hate wasting money, and want to understand the rules before you play the game, this episode will completely change how you think about points.

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