Dec 26, 2016
#57: Philip Taylor, aka PT, is one of the most well-connected
guys in the personal finance world. He’s spent the past half-dozen
years building tight relationships with some of the most
influential authors and speakers in this space. Today he shares his
top five money lessons learned over the past decade.
PT shared...
Dec 19, 2016
He achieved financial independence at age 29, and he did this by applying a concept known as "expected value" to his online businesses.
In this episode, I chat with Billy about how expected value is more than just a formula; it’s a framework...
Dec 12, 2016
#55: Scott Alan Turner used to be a money moron. (In his
words.)
He traded a Jeep for a Porsche in his 20s, purchased a 3,000 sq.
ft. house with two mortgages, and bought luxury furniture on
credit.
The Porsche cost him $800 per month. The house cost $200,000. The
furniture? Who knows.
Scott didn't have a budget...
Dec 5, 2016
#54: It's the first Monday of the month, which means I'm
fielding questions from the audience.
We start with a question from Nicole.
She's a new listener, and she's stuck in a confusing situation.
You see, Nicole is self-employed. She'd like to save a percentage
of her income -- but she doesn't get regular paychecks....
Nov 28, 2016
#53: This episode is a little different.
Instead of interviewing a guest, this podcast episode is a
recording of a recent talk I gave in Equador.
The audience wanted to know more about the context surrounding
the decisions I've made regarding business, investing, and
money.
In other words, why I've only spent three...