Felicia Dragomir

For more than 20 years, I was a French as a second language teacher. It's a strange thing to say I "left" that career, because I don't really think I did, education is still at the core of everything I do, I just don't stand in front of a classroom anymore. Today, instead of teaching a subject, I help people understand their money: the choices they're making, and the real, long-term impact those choices have on their lives and the people they love.

My path to the Infinite Banking Concept actually started before I became an advisor. I found it by listening to a podcast, tried it in my own life, and got a little obsessed with it, the way Nelson Nash pushed people to rethink banking altogether, and to really question where their money goes and who controls it. That curiosity is what eventually brought me to the Nelson Nash Institute to study it more seriously. It's also what led to something I'm genuinely proud of: translating Nelson Nash's Becoming Your Own Banker into French, so that the French-speaking community could access his ideas in their own language.

Through Infinite Paths, I work with individuals, families, business owners, and real estate investors, and my approach always starts with education. Before anyone makes a big financial decision with me, I want them to actually understand what they're doing and why. That's the teacher in me, I don't think good decisions come from trust alone, they come from understanding.

Becoming an Authorized IBC Practitioner felt like the natural next step in that journey. I see the Infinite Banking Concept as a different way of thinking about how we finance the things we need throughout our lives, and how we can take back some control over the banking function in our own financial world.

I was born in Romania and have called Canada home for 23 years now. I work with clients in English, French, and Romanian, across Quebec, Ontario, and Alberta.

If you'd like to learn more about the Infinite Banking Concept, the Nelson Nash Institute is a great place to start. And if you're curious how it might apply to your own situation, I'd love to have that conversation with you.