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Join us for thought-provoking conversations that empower you to Earn and Invest wisely, shaping your future while making informed decisions today. Every Monday, our wide-ranging panel discussions explore various financial topics, fostering engaging conversations that challenge conventional wisdom and provide fresh perspectives. Then, on Thursdays, we delve into individual interviews, offering deep insights from experts who share their experiences and expertise. While we may not always uncover definitive answers, our goal is to equip you with the essential questions necessary to navigate a richer path towards not only financial independence but living a life full of purpose, identity, and connections.
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DocG and Paul attended CampFi Midwest and recorded in front of a live audience and asked 4 attendees why they attended CampFi so you can get a taste of what it's like to attend.
You can learn more about CampFi at campfi.org. This podcast was born as a result of the friendship first established at CampFi. Tickets do go quickly so if you're convinced you want to attend grab you tickets quickly before they're all scooped up.
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How do we raise children who are financially savvy and empower them to grow into successful adults who make good money decisions? Do you give them an allowance, do you let them fail, and do you pay for college?
We explore these questions and many more with our 3 panelists to help you survive the realities of raising kids in our modern world.
Our guests are:
Shanah Bell from Adaptive Nourishment
Juan of Finance Clever
and
Delanor K Wilson Jr.
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This is a live podcast episode at the FI Freedom Retreat in Bali, Indonesia. I am joinded by Jackie Cummings-Koski from the Catching Up To FI Podcast. Listen in as our conference attendees tell their stories.
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Shirzad Chamine is the author of New York Time's Bestseeling book, Positive Intelligence. We chat about how mindset effects our ability to get things done both personally as well as in organizations. How does our mind get in the way?
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Suze Orman says we should have 3-5 years of cash equivalents available when you retire. Michael Higgins and I disagree. Listen in as we discuss the concept and dive into fundamental concepts like how to decide if you have enough money.
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I love public speaking but realize that it is not everybody's thing. In this episode, I discuss why public speaking is important and what it accomplishes. Is it your favorite pastime or do you loathe it? Listen in to hear why it is important either way.
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If you are like me, you came of age in the 1980's. Things were different then. Money was different. Life was different. In this ten things episode we talk about what life was like growing up in the heart of Gen X. Did I get it right?
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Are you part of generation X? If so, did you get money wrong? Your generation ceratinly did. We chat today with Kerry Hannon and Janna Herron about their book Reality Bites. If you find yourself struggling like the rest of your generation, this episode is for you.
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Spurred by my conversation with Rose Han, I talk ten things about enough. What is enough money? Joy? Happiness? How do we measure it and not fall into the common traps? If you have struggled with enough, this episode is for you.
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Rose Han has written an awesome book titled Add a Zero. Today, I push her to go past how we make the money, and we delve into what it actually does for us. What would you rather have? 100 friends or one hundred million dollars. Rose knows her answer, what is yours?
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Your average person is not going to be able to retire in their thirties or forties. It is not that we shouldn't retire early, but we also might want to retire often with mini-retirements. We discuss this very subject with an expert on this subject--Jillian Johnsrud--about her book Retire Often.
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In this ten things episode, I discuss friendship. My Thursday episode is going to be with a good friend, Jillian Johnsrud, so I felt we should discuss this important topic in preparation. Do you agree with my ten things? Let me know.
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Are you proud of being optimizer? Maybe efficiency is your thing? In this community episode, we talk about the risk of over optimizing and what we can do instead. We not only talk about our finances, but also our time and our health.
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Join me to discuss my personal nemesis. I am totally neurotic about time, so I decided to spend this ten things episode chatting about it. How do you feel about time? Is it abundant or scarce? Let's see if we agree.
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In this episode we chat with Delaney William about job stacking. Do you think you could hold a few full-time job at the same time? Delaney did and he thinks you could too. Today, we will chat about how.
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In this solo episode I talk about ten things about the future of work and the job market. What will having a career look like? Will you work for someone else? Yourself? How do you build up a resumee for this unknown future?
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How do you build a flexible financial plan? We speak with Kali and Eric Roberge of the the financial advisory Beyond Your Hammock and the hosts of the Beyond Finances Podcast. We delve into the ways in which the unexpected can disrupt your financial plan and what you can do about it today. Not only do people, but legislation changes. Will you be ready?
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In this rewind episode we feature Fritz Gilbert who has been retired for years and has not only written a book and blog, but also demonstrated how to live a good life post W2 employment. Today we discuss the seven secrets of a happy retirement. Fritz's wisdom not only is for those wanting to retire, but also for those at the beginning of their career.
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Today we chat with Steve Eisman, portrayed in the movie The Big Short, who is a well-known contrarian thinking. We discuss the mortgage collapse, for-profit higher education, and how we make smart bets in the stock market in the future.
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In my upcoming Thursday episode I had a little tiff with my guest about market efficiency. He doesn't believe in it. I do. So in this ten things episode, I talk ten things market efficiency. What's your take? Are markets efficient?
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low quality podcast of overly self centered importantness. disappointing for someone who claimed to be willing to broach the topics of purpose. seems all he was seeking was reinflated sense of self-importance without value
Excellent discussion on the appropriate mindset while pursuing FI.
Love Doc! He's the most cerebral voice in the space and just a generally nice guy. Love the collections of panels they get to give a wide perspective
Great episode. It's so interesting how each person's perspective plays out. It's also interesting that even though I whole heartedly agreed with their thoughts, I would have had different answers for many of the questions. James hit it for a second but I wish the conversation would have elaborated on what could be the most integral connection between physical and fiscal health. Financial Independence requires a bit of will power. It's very much a mental game in the beginning as is physical fitness. FI to many is just a number and reaching that number and fitness is also commonly seen as reaching a goal weight or physique. The truth is that it's not at all about the goal but, like your panel said, making the life you love now the best it can be. Being physically fit, mentally fit, and emotionally fit lends itself to being financially fit. You're mindset is to better every aspect of your life and once you have the knowledge of budgeting, saving, etc, it all just falls in to place. Beca
I really enjoyed the first episode. I cringed when I heard all the challenges everyone experienced, but investing in real estate can be very rewarding too. Keep it up!