This podcast is all about becoming wealthy, learning about personal finance, and how to create your own money wave that you can ride and provide you the freedom to live the life you’ve dreamed.
I just came back from a week in California, climbing in Yosemite and sipping wine in Napa. It was amazing. I had a special moment where I felt in complete harmony, living my best life. Today's podcast is about that moment and what you can do to live your best life.
It has been a while since I have had time to podcast. (You can blame my photography schedule.) Anyway, I gave a speech the other day to a group of industry professionals and it was interesting to see where we all were in our financial journey. One thing became clear though: money truths are applicable at all ages. The truth behind getting wealthy is applicable at any age and can be implemented at any age. On today's podcast, I recap the 4 Rules of Money and what steps you can take to implement them.
In today's podcast, I discuss some financial statistics and why your earliest decisions are your most important decisions. Also, I answer a listener email about what are some of options to make passive income.
On today's episode, I talk to Angjela about her current financial state and what decisions she should make. She recently graduated graduate school with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and zero student loan debt. She accepted a job working for Southwest Airlines but doesn't know what her next financial step should be. Luckily, we were able to create a plan before she got her first paycheck, so she can build her life and career around financial stability.
One of the listeners to the podcast emailed in and offered a few suggestions of topics to cover. First up: why is debt bad and how should you go about paying it off?
You may have noticed the past couple weeks have been light on the podcast. Why? Because I kept failing. Today, I talk about how I beat my funk and got back into the swing of things.
Michael Tindall joined the podcast again to talk about the basics of personal finance. This is a great place to start if you are looking to learn more about your first steps in managing your money.
In one of my most transparent interviews, John from ESI Money talks about why he retired at the age of 52 (and how he could have retired at 42). John talks about why your career is your number one and often times, most overlooked, asset and how he utilized the skills he acquired in his career to build lucrative side hustles. John truly is riding his own money wave and has even increased his net worth while in retirement by a 6-figure amount. Listen in and be sure to check out ESIMoney.com
I came across a statistic that only 24% of Millennials are financially literate. I wanted to see if I was too. 15 questions later, I think my mom would be proud. You can take the quiz too here.
This week, I sat down with three Millennials to talk about money: how they handle it, what are their goals, why are we so reserved about talking about money, and more. The talk is open, candid, and honest. Enjoy!
