Freelance Kills

Freelance Kills

By Justin BridgesBusiness
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Freelance Kills episodes

  • Negative Budgets, Emergency Funds, and Your Boy Trades Delta (NYSE: DAL)

    #002: I talk a simpler form of budgeting for spenders and savers alike. There was no choice but to revisit emergency funds because right now is literally the storm. It's advice we all should have followed prior to the coronavirus pandemic, and advice we sure won't forget once this is behind us. There's a small case study on investing in "single name" stock using Delta as our guinea pig because I'm all about transparency and sharing my own behaviors. Plus, a little message about self-reflection and self-alignment in uncertain and isolating times.


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    We're always taking questions, so be sure to swing over to our Anchor.FM page and submit questions via Voicemail, or contact me directly using any of the methods below. Please make sure to follow us on whatever platform you use to listen to podcasts, and leave a comment/rating if you're enjoying the program. Feedback is always welcome.

    Contribute

    Lastly, if you feel you're getting value from this show, we appreciate any form of support. This is a podcast I'm building for free to add value and provide knowledge to the community. It's my belief that no content is truly free, so if you and only if you have the means, I'd appreciate your support to keep this thing going! Click to SUPPORT. (https://freelancekills.com/support) Otherwise, the best way to support is by spreading the word! Thank you for listening.

    Get in touch!

    Website

    YouTube

    Instagram - @freelancekills

    Skillshare

    E-Mail - freelancekills [at] gmail

    *DISCLAIMER* This podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Please make sure to consult a licensed and registered investment advisor or tax professional for specific recommendations or advice regarding your personal situation.

    45 min
  • Freelance Kills Launches, Thanks Coronavirus

    #001: Who would have thought, the inaugural episode of Freelance Kills thanks in part to the novel coronavirus. This episode answers a couple of the most frequent questions I’m getting around the hype and hysteria surrounding financial markets during this time of uncertainty. I also chat about what Freelance Kills is and will be for its listeners going forward. Now that we're live, there's no turning back! Plus, an intro to your host, me, Justin Bridges.


    Housekeeping

    Please excuse the audio quality on this first one. We thought it would be smarter to just get it going!


    Participate

    We're always taking questions, so be sure to swing over to our Anchor.FM page and submit questions via Voicemail, or contact me directly using any of the methods below. Please make sure to follow us on whatever platform you use to listen to podcasts, and leave a comment/rating if you're enjoying the program. Feedback is always welcome.

    Contribute

    Lastly, if you feel you're getting value from this show, we appreciate any form of support. This is a podcast I'm building for free to add value and provide knowledge to the community. It's my belief that no content is truly free, so if you and only if you have the means, I'd appreciate your support to keep this thing going! Click to SUPPORT. (https://freelancekills.com/support) Otherwise, the best way to support is by spreading the word! Thank you for listening.

    Get in touch!

    Website

    YouTube

    Instagram - @freelancekills

    Skillshare

    E-Mail - freelancekills [at] gmail

    *DISCLAIMER* This podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Please make sure to consult a licensed and registered investment advisor or tax professional for specific recommendations or advice regarding your personal situation.

    37 min

About Freelance Kills

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A weekly podcast dedicated to being a resource to those looking to further their financial and entrepreneurial skill set. Freelance Kills is honest and digestible, like learning from a friend.