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Jason K. Powers, speaker

Money conversations that fit any room.

Real estate investors, musicians, nonprofits, families, and business owners all face different money pressures. I help each room see how money actually works and how to take back control of it.

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Why I speak

Most people were never shown how money really works. Not how to earn it or spend it, but how to structure it, protect it, and put it to work more than once.

I have spent years teaching that to real estate investor associations across the country, and today I bring it to any group that wants practical, straight talk about money. Every talk is shaped around your audience, their challenges, and the goals of your event.

Talk topics

Every talk can be built from scratch around your group, your audience, and your event. Here are a few ideas to get the conversation started.

How Money Really Works (and Why No One Taught You)

The core talk. How the banking system really works, why most people play by someone else’s rules, and a simple framework to protect, save, and grow on your own terms.

Best for: general audiences, community groups, conferences

Be Your Own Bank for the Next Deal

How investors use the Infinite Banking Concept to fund down payments, rehabs, and the next opportunity without waiting on a lender’s approval.

Best for: real estate investor associations, investor meetups

Backstage Money: Financial Stability for Creative Careers

Irregular income, no employer benefits, and a career that depends on your health. How musicians and music businesses build a financial foundation that holds up between the big paydays.

Best for: music organizations, conferences, artist and industry groups

Giving Without Giving Up Control

How donors can make a bigger, lasting gift through life insurance and legacy planning, and how nonprofits can open that conversation with their supporters.

Best for: nonprofits, boards, donor events

The Family Banking System

Building a family system for money that keeps wealth in the family, teaches the next generation, and lasts beyond any one paycheck.

Best for: family events, parent groups, community organizations

Faithful With Much: Money From a Biblical Worldview

Budgeting, spending with purpose, getting free of debt, and staying in control of your money, all grounded in what Scripture says about stewardship. Available as a single talk or a multi-week class for your congregation.

Best for: churches, small groups, ministry and men’s or women’s events

Capital, Control, and Continuity

How business owners finance growth on their own terms, protect key people, and plan for the day they step away.

Best for: chambers of commerce, business groups, networking organizations

My promise to your audience

Education first. No sales pitch from the stage.

Your attendees came to learn, and that is what they will get. The name 1024 Wealth comes from 1 Corinthians 10:24: “Let no man seek the good of his own, but that of his neighbor.” I bring that same approach to every room I speak in.

Formats

Based in the Denver area and available to travel nationwide or present virtually. Whatever fits your schedule and your audience.

Keynote

A focused main-stage talk for meetings and conferences.

Workshop

A longer, hands-on session with real numbers and plenty of time for questions.

Webinar

A virtual session for members anywhere, with an optional recording for your group.

Panel or Roundtable

A seat at the table to bring the money side of the conversation.

Podcast Guest

A podcast host myself, I know how to make an episode easy and worth listening to.

Where I’ve spoken

Production Music Conference National REIA AZREIA Indiana Farm CIREIA NOREIA MAREIA Coastal Florida REIA Queen City REIA ICOR

Make Your Wealth Work podcast Backstage Money podcast

Tell me about your event.

Grab a time to talk through your audience, your date, and what you want them to walk away with. I will follow up quickly and make the planning easy on your end.

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~ Let no man seek the good of his own, but that of his neighbor. 1 Corinthians 10:24 ~

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