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.

26 | History of FI w/ JD Roth

Money only matters if it helps you live a life you love. On the podcast, we interview remarkable people and share strategies for mastering money and living a meaningful life. Topics include money, entrepreneurship, investing, mindfulness, philosophy, and more. Hosted by Grant Sabatier, Author of the international bestseller Financial Freedom, Creator of MillennialMoney.com, and CEO of the holding company MMG Media Group.

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In this episode, my friends Logan and Matt join me to discuss three different ways we're making money online: e-commerce, content, and SaaS. Logan runs a portfolio of successful Amazon FBA and e-commerce brands, Matt recently launched a rapidly growing app, and I own a portfolio of content websites. Making money online is becoming more competitive, but there are still great opportunities if you're willing to think differently and keep experimenting.

48 | Side Business Opportunities Right Now

In my first solo episode in two years, I share my thoughts on whether you can still make money online, the future of the Creator Economy, my website holding company, my personal brand strategy, my next book, and more life updates. I've also recently re-opened my FIpreneur community to new members, so if you're interested in using entrepreneurship to accelerate your journey to financial independence check out https://grantsabatier.com/community

47 | Can You Still Be A Creator & Life Updates (Solo Episode)

In this episode, I chat with Haroon Mokhtarzada, serial entrepreneur and CEO of Rocket Money, about how he sold his first company Webs.com for $125 million, how he escaped feeling lost after the acquisition, what financial independence means to him, and how he grew and sold his second company TrueBill to Rocket Companies for $1.5 Billion. We also dive into the most important metrics that matter in any business if you want to grow, as well as the opportunities and challenges of taking on outside investors. Haroon shares his simple framework for whether it makes sense to get investors or keep your freedom and more. I loved this conversation and I'm excited to bring more entrepreneurs on the show.  

46 | How To Sell For $1.5 Billion w/ Haroon Mokhtarzada

I'm honored to have Charles Eisenstein on the show, where we dive into money, consciousness, climate, giving, and more. His book Sacred Economics: Money, Gift, & Society in the Age of Transition is one of the best books I've read. I couldn't put it down. I also enjoyed his book The Yoga of Eating. Charles is an inspiring teacher, speaker, and author who writes about a diverse range of topics, including the history of human civilization, ecology, and economics. You can learn more about Charles at his website https://charleseisenstein.org You can learn more about my book Financial Freedom at https://grantsabatier.com/books/financial-freedom-book/

45 | Money As Energy w/ Charles Eisenstein

In this episode, I make a big announcement and bring Jordan Grumet on to talk with me about identity shifts, the paradox of money, legacies, as well as the most important lessons in his incredible new book Taking Stock: A Hospice Doctor's Advice on Financial Independence, Building Wealth, and Living a Regret-Free Life. You can learn more about my book Financial Freedom at https://grantsabatier.com/books/financial-freedom-book/  

26 | History of FI w/ JD Roth

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