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And now for something completely different. . . we ask and answer Tim Ferris’ questions he posed in Tribe of Mentors.
It was really interesting to think through our own answers, plus to listen to each other’s answers. Give it a go yourself:
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Today on the podcast, we’re chatting about quarterly goals again. Q1 just finished, and we’re looking forward to our next set of goals for Q2.
We break down precisely how to do a quarterly review with your partner. And you guessed it, as with all our things - work on yourself first. So, we discuss how we each do our own quarterly review.
Next we discuss how we share those with each other, but more importantly why we take the extra time to do this. We could stop at doing a quarterly review - because that alone is an amazing step in progress towards reaching goals. So we share the 4 reasons why it’s so important to us that we consistently share what we’re working on with each other.
Listen in and let us know - why do you want to share your goals with your partner? How would that help you achieve your goals?
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To round out our series on finances, today on the pod, we’re discussing the book Millionaire Success Habits by Dean Graziosi.
While this really wasn’t a finance book, per se, what it did was present the reader with self-reflective exercises and habits to push you towards the next level of success. The thinking goes, with that new level of success, you’ll be able to up-level your finances, your health, your relationships, etc.
The book itself is chock-full of habits, hacks and exercises to try, and while other might resonate with you, we decided to pick out a few of our favorites and discuss them for our listeners.
We hope that you enjoy it - and let us know in the comments below after listening, what is the one exercise or habit you are going to take and utilize to up-level your life?
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The goal of any marriage is not to think alike, but to think together.
This awesome quote was brought to us by our guest — Nikki Beal. Nikki — the brains behind the inspiring Weird Life of Us — is a family finance and frugal living expert, who is helping others live an abundant life on a frugal budget.
In this special interview episode, we discuss:
One of the biggest takeaways that Nikki leaves everyone with is a sense of hope and purpose.
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The most important change you can make in your relationship with money is to change your habits surrounding money. Spending money is a habit. Saving money is a habit. Budgeting is a habit.
Now a budget for yourself is one thing, but so many other things come into play when there are two people (and an entire family) that can affect the budget.
If you are new around here, I want to catch you up on the three things that we do every week that are the keys to our success as a partnership. The first is individual: The weekly Preview/review. The second two are the partner meeting (which includes a budget meeting) and our family meeting (which can sometime encompass money talk as well). Today we're going to focus on the section of our partner meeting that deals with money: The Budget Meeting.
Once you have had your money discussion - then it's time to graduate to a budget meeting. This is, essentially, a meeting you have with your partner (hopefully every week or at least once a month), where you look over the budget together.
We chat about what we’ve learned over the years in budgeting together (the do’s and don’ts), and what habits we’ve created to help with budgeting and debt repayment.
How about you? Do you discuss your budget with your partner? What does that look like?
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Do you talk about money with your partner? Do you sit down weekly and discuss your financial status? Do you know how much you spend in different categories? Do you have debt and if so, do you know how much you have? Do you have financial goals together as a couple?
We spent several years not talking about our finances. . . so we are all too familiar with how hard of a first step it is to talk about money with a partner. There is so much shame surrounding money, especially if together you’re not handling it well. Today on the podcast, we give you some easy tips on how to take that first step.
Specifically, we discuss:
We've come a long way in our 16 years together, and our communication in regards to money has significantly improved. We’ve made plenty of mistakes along the way, and by talking about something a lot of people don’t want to talk about (particularly inside your relationship) - we hope you can avoid the pitfalls and arguments that we had in our relationship!
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Those of you in the CrossFit world have heard the acronym AMRAP. It stands for As Many Reps As Possible. So, for example in a workout, you could be given 10 minutes to complete as many reps as possible of 10 air squats, 10 double-unders, and 10 push-ups. You set the clock, go, and see how much you can push yourself to get things done.
Today on the podcast, we dive into the AMRAP Mentality by Jason Khalipa by discussing his newly released book, As Many Reps As Possible. Using the framework of an AMRAP, Jason has sought to extract as much as possible from the time he has in each day, and he encourages his readers to do the same.
We discuss the AMRAP framework, specifically covering:
Join us for the discussion and see how you can apply the AMRAP Mentality in and out of the gym.
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We continue our focus on health this month by talking about Exercise. This is a great episode, especially if you set goals for yourself in 2019 to “be more healthy.” We talk about :
Our next book is As Many Reps As Possible by Jason Khalipa.
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This month on the podcast, we will be focusing on Health - both physical fitness and nutrition. So we're starting the month off by focusing on nutrition, and since we both just read James Clear's Atomic Habits, we thought diving in and discussing habits for nutrition was the perfect next step.
This is a great episode, especially if you set goals for yourself in 2019 to “be more healthy”. We talk about :
We've been getting some super great questions about the #familyhqcalendar, so we took a few moments to do a little Q&A about our family hub, and also why the Family HQ supports us as a family in our nutrition goals.
Our next book is As Many Reps As Possible by Jason Khalipa.
P.S. - Download our new freebie, How to Create a Family HQ! This is a step-by-step guide that will walk you through setting up a Family HQ so that you can get your family all on the same page.
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What defines you? What makes you, you? James Clear, in his book Atomic Habits, presents strong evidence to the fact that your habits reveal who, in essence, you are. Your actions show how strongly you want something, and how much something means to you.
Over time, these habits become your identity. Habit formation (and getting rid of habits) is more about a process of becoming someone, rather than wanting something.
In comparison to Charles Duhig's book, The Power of Habits, this book is approachable and clear. I finished The Power of Habits wanting more - I got to all the science and the why's, but I didn't get the HOW. With Atomic Habits, you finish the book feeling like you have the capability to quit your bad habits and the systems and processes to start those new ones.
Today on the podcast, we dive into this fabulous book, exploring the 4 Laws of Habits (how to create them and how to get rid of them). We also discuss:
To start off 2019 with a bang, and to help you reach the goals you set for yourself this past New Year's, listen in for an actionable episode that will help you create a system for reaching those goals.
Want to read the book? You can get it here.
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