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In this conversation, Jake Powell discusses the importance of personalization in financial planning and the role of time in investing. He also explores the changing landscape of financial planning and the concept of becoming a personal family CFO. The conversation highlights the power of listening and the importance of budgeting in achieving financial goals. Jake addresses the challenges of navigating the dopamine culture and emphasizes the role of a trusted advisor in providing guidance and coaching through emotions in financial planning. In this conversation, Jake Powell discusses various aspects of personal finance and financial planning. He emphasizes the importance of managing risk and perception, finding balance in financial decisions, and the role of a financial advisor. He also touches on the topic of trust in financial planning and provides insights into understanding Bitcoin and digital currency. Lastly, he highlights the significance of awareness and emotional decision making in financial matters.
00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage
00:45 The Importance of Personalization in Financial Planning
03:04 The Changing Landscape of Financial Planning
04:31 Becoming a Personal Family CFO
05:20 The Misconception of Universal Financial Advice
06:33 The Power of Listening in Financial Planning
09:26 The Importance of Budgeting
14:07 Finding the Right Budgeting Approach
20:07 Navigating the Dopamine Culture
21:41 The Role of a Trusted Advisor
26:38 The Importance of Authenticity and Trust
29:20 Coaching Through Emotions in Financial Planning
30:24 Managing Risk and Perception
33:12 Finding Balance
39:56 Finding a Financial Advisor
46:13 The Role of Trust in Financial Planning
47:23 Understanding Bitcoin and Digital Currency
51:06 Awareness and Emotional Decision Making
52:20 Getting in Touch with Jake Powell
Connect with Jake
Connect with Jarrod
This podcast is sponsored by Excelsior Capital. To learn more about the firm please visit our website HERE.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
By Jarrod ArnoldIn this conversation, Jake Powell discusses the importance of personalization in financial planning and the role of time in investing. He also explores the changing landscape of financial planning and the concept of becoming a personal family CFO. The conversation highlights the power of listening and the importance of budgeting in achieving financial goals. Jake addresses the challenges of navigating the dopamine culture and emphasizes the role of a trusted advisor in providing guidance and coaching through emotions in financial planning. In this conversation, Jake Powell discusses various aspects of personal finance and financial planning. He emphasizes the importance of managing risk and perception, finding balance in financial decisions, and the role of a financial advisor. He also touches on the topic of trust in financial planning and provides insights into understanding Bitcoin and digital currency. Lastly, he highlights the significance of awareness and emotional decision making in financial matters.
00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage
00:45 The Importance of Personalization in Financial Planning
03:04 The Changing Landscape of Financial Planning
04:31 Becoming a Personal Family CFO
05:20 The Misconception of Universal Financial Advice
06:33 The Power of Listening in Financial Planning
09:26 The Importance of Budgeting
14:07 Finding the Right Budgeting Approach
20:07 Navigating the Dopamine Culture
21:41 The Role of a Trusted Advisor
26:38 The Importance of Authenticity and Trust
29:20 Coaching Through Emotions in Financial Planning
30:24 Managing Risk and Perception
33:12 Finding Balance
39:56 Finding a Financial Advisor
46:13 The Role of Trust in Financial Planning
47:23 Understanding Bitcoin and Digital Currency
51:06 Awareness and Emotional Decision Making
52:20 Getting in Touch with Jake Powell
Connect with Jake
Connect with Jarrod
This podcast is sponsored by Excelsior Capital. To learn more about the firm please visit our website HERE.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.