By Ken Greene
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This episode was inspired by an article in The Epoch Times, titled: "No Fooling: Gov. Newsom's $20 Minimum Wage Hits April 1," written by John Seiler. I am not a fan of minimum wage because of the intended and unintended consequences.
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Ken Greene talks about a story of his auto mechanic, Mico at Ital Motors in Reno, NV. He is grateful for being surrounded by people that he trusts and that are highly competent at what they do.
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Ken Greene discusses the process of active investing and how it compares to passive investment strategies. His approach is more hands-on, watching the market daily, as he sees it as a way to relax and keep himself engaged. He underlines the importance of being aware of one's financial position and evaluates the patterns in the stock market to make informed decisions.
Greene emphasizes that the stock market, whilst a powerful tool for accumulating wealth, can be unpredictable. He expressed his concerns about the rapid rise of the stock market, considering it to be "unnatural". He cautions listeners who have taxable and qualified accounts, especially those nearing retirement, to consider cashing in on their returns and transferring the money to safer assets. He also suggests reevaluating your portfolio with the help of your advisor.
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The Engineer of Finance podcast host, Ken Greene, starts by discussing his recent trip to Santa Monica and the contrasting weather in the Reno-Tahoe area. He expresses gratitude for being able to enjoy both environments.
Ken then reflects on the workshop he attended in Santa Monica, where he learned from successful entrepreneurs and realized a blind spot regarding work-life balance. He admits to becoming complacent with releasing episodes of his podcast consistently and apologizes for missing several episodes. He shares that negative influences from marketing people affected his vision for the podcast's growth but emphasizes that he will not give up on his vision. Ken mentions upcoming improvements, such as a new website and potential sponsorships or affiliates in the future.
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Happy Groundhog Day! I hope everyone has a Happy Groundhog Day! Love the movie with Bill Murray. Great day to review and maybe revise our strategies and our plans to achieve the results we want to accomplish in 2024.
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Ken Greene welcomes guest Brad de Comarmond, co-founder of Empower Men, to share his personal journey and talk about his health and wealth transformation program for men. He focuses on establishing sustainable habits for long-term change over a 90-day period, starting with a one-on-one call and leading to courses, live training, and community engagement through the Mighty Networks platform. Brad emphasizes accountability and habits, inspired by James Clear's book, Atomic Habits.
Brad discusses his personal experiences that have shaped him, including his health transformation from overweight teenager to male model, his financial coaching certification through Dave Ramsey, and a significant financial loss from an investment. He also encourages the use of advanced therapies like peptide and testosterone replacement therapy and supports an approach where health, fitness and medical industries collaborate for optimal patient health. He invites listeners to reach out via his website, Empower Men, or through his Instagram account.
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Ken Greene welcomes guest Beth Hendler-Grunt, founder of Next Great Step, discussing the challenges young graduates face in the current job market. Pressures such as lifestyle expectations, inflation, and living costs discourage job hunting among recent graduates. In response to the issue of candidates not showing up for interviews, host Ken Greene suggests fear of rejection might play a role. Hendler-Grunt underlines the importance of guidance in job hunting for young adults from professionals, mentors or employers, and stresses the value of opportunities like internships for gaining experience.
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Thank you for supporting this podcast.Thank you to all the guests that came on The Engineer of Finance Podcast. Grateful for what we accomplished in 2023. Grateful for what's to come in 2024. Thank you.
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Ken Greene advocates for intentional personal and financial planning. Despite past fears and resistance, he has learned the value in saving for the future and employing strategies like dividend paying insurance plans. His experience of fatherhood has reinforced his perspective on planning for the future. Ken concludes his end-of-year message with a disclaimer about his content, reminding listeners that investment decisions should be made cautiously and with the understanding of inherent risks. He emphasizes the importance of consulting with qualified financial advisors if necessary.
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Ken Greene expresses his deep gratitude for a range of things. He starts by emphasizing the importance of reflection and improvement in areas of life such as fitness and finances, and acknowledges that this may require bringing in mentors, coaches, or following online programs.
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The podcast currently has 310 episodes available.