I’ve traveled around the world using credit card points.
First class. Lie-flat seats. Hotels. Family trips. Trips I would’ve paid thousands for out of pocket.
And I didn’t get there by constantly opening new cards or memorizing every complicated points strategy on the internet.
I started by getting really good at one thing:
Earning as many points as possible on money I was already spending.
Because before you can use points for the fun stuff, you have to actually EARN them.
That means paying attention to which card earns more on groceries, dining, gas, travel, and everyday purchases.
It also means using a credit card for purchases you might normally put on a debit card or pay for with cash, as long as you’re using credit responsibly and paying according to your own financial situation.
But the part I see people miss all the time?
They already have rewards cards.
They’re already spending the money.
They’re just not always using the card that earns the most for that purchase.
And that’s exactly why I created the 14-Day Points Maximizer Challenge.
I’m not teaching you how to open a bunch of new cards.
I’m helping you get more out of the cards already sitting in your wallet.
Because the first part of traveling with points is simple:
Earn more points on the purchases you’re already making.
Then you can start deciding what you want to do with them.
