In this episode of Team RUSH Movement (TRM), we break down key ideas from Die With Zero by Bill Perkins — a book that challenges the traditional belief that saving more money is always better.

Perkins argues that money is a tool, not the goal, and that the real objective is to use wealth intentionally to maximize meaningful life experiences — at the right time. The book pushes readers to think differently about saving, spending, aging, and legacy.

We explore:
• Why dying with a large bank balance may mean missed opportunities
• The balance between saving responsibly and living fully
• How time, health, and money peak at different stages of life
• Why intentional spending creates more value than hoarding wealth
• How to think about legacy beyond just money

This episode is part of Redemption University Starts Here — educating entrepreneurs and self-starters to make smarter financial decisions today so they don’t run out of money or life later on.

🎓 Education first. Time is non-renewable. Use money wisely.