Grant Sabatier Podcast

In this episode, I reflect on the biggest lessons I've learned since reaching financial independence 5 years ago. From money to happiness and peace, here's how I think about my life right now.

In this episode, I chat with Dan Ariely, Professor of Psychology and Behavioral Economics at Duke University, author of Predictably Irrational, WSJ columnist, and one of the world's best known behavioral economists.

In this expansive conversation, we dive into why we're our own worst enemy's when it comes to investing and what to do about it.

We also chat about how to manage money and our lives in increasingly uncertain times.

In this episode, I chat with Doc G, the popular financial independence podcaster and hospice Doctor, about life, death, and money. What does it mean to live a life well-lived?

We dive into the top regrets of the dying, memento mori, and how his work has changed his relationship to money and life.

We also talk about Western and Eastern philosophy and where we think the FIRE movement falls short. I hope you enjoy.

In this episode, I chat with Vicki Robin, co-author of Your Money or Your Life, and my dear friend.

In this wide-ranging conversation we recorded pre-pandemic, we dive deep into how to best prepare for an increasingly uncertain economy, climate, and future.

Vicki was on episode 4 of this podcast, but this new episode is particularly relevant for this moment.

In this episode, I chat with Kevin O'Leary (aka Mr. Wonderful), Host of Shark Tank, about entrepreneurship, financial literacy, his new investing app, diversification, what financial freedom means to him, and so much more.

I also introduce Kevin to the FIRE Movement - check out the episode to hear his thoughts!

In this episode, I chat with J.D. Roth, the creator of Get Rich Slowly and a man who has had a huge impact on my life. His blog was the first personal finance blog I read and it was instrumental in helping me build my financial independence strategy.

In this episode we chat about the history of personal finance in the United States, what we can learn from old money books, and the future of the FIRE Movement.

In this episode, I chat with Steve Adcock, who retired at 35 with less than $1 million. Steve is one of the twelve people featured in my book Financial Freedom, but his life has changed dramatically since retiring early.

We dig into how to create a lifestyle of happiness, the most important elements of the wealth equation, living off the grid, being honest with yourself, and more. I also share an exciting personal announcement...

In this episode, I chat with Andy Hill, the host of the Marriage, Kids, and Money podcast about his 10-year journey from debt to millionaire in 10 years.

We dive deep into money-saving strategies, building a family, entrepreneurship, and freedom.

In this episode, I chat with Vincent Pugliese, author of Freelance to Freedom about the opportunities of this moment, overcoming our biggest hangups, and how to build a life you love by making money on your own terms.

We dive deep into risk, fear, and the importance of surrounding yourself with people that make you feel alive.

In this episode, my good friend and author of The Mindful Millionaire, Leisa Peterson, and I reflect money, this moment, rootedness, and the lightness of being.

We dive deep. I always enjoy my chats with Leisa and I'm excited to share this with you.