On Time On Target

Born and raised in Fort Worth, Texas, James has spent a majority of his 20-year career as an entrepreneur in the digital media and advertising technology industries, leading sales and business development teams for four different companies, including Market Hardware, HomeAdvisor and Q1Media. James most recently founded Inwood Road Films in 2016 with his brother, John, with whom he has invested in and/or produced six independent films, including PLUS ONE, the 2019 Audience Award Winner for Narrative Feature at the Tribeca Film Festival, THE DARK AND THE WICKED from director Bryan Bertino of THE STRANGERS fame, and the upcoming BRICK HOUSE, a documentary about a pro women's football team in Houston in the 1970's. When James is not trying to make a movie, he's biking down the beach, reading a book, immersed in a podcast, movie or tv show or hanging out with friends and family (in a physically distant manner, of course).

In this episode, Steve details the three types of investing--asset allocation, total return, and dividend growth--that people can use to achieve their financial goals. Listen in to figure out which one is right for you!

In this episode, Steve details where you should be financially by age 65 and provides examples of common financial challenges for individuals and couples in their 60s. Follow these steps to stay on time on target financially!

In this episode, Steve details where you should be financially by age 55 and provides examples of common financial challenges for individuals and couples in their 50s. Follow these steps to stay on time on target financially!

In this episode, Steve details where you should be financially by age 45 and provides examples of common financial challenges for individuals and couples in their 40s. Follow these steps to stay on time on target financially!

In this episode, Steve details where you should be financially by age 35 and provides examples of the common financial challenges for individuals and couples in their 30s. Follow these steps to set yourself up for success financially!

In this episode, Steve details where you should be financially by age 25 and provides examples of the power of compounding over the standard four decades in the work force. By using the "Rule of 72", you can project how much money you'll have for retirement based on your projected annual rate of return. Follow these steps to set yourself up for success financially!

In this episode, Steve outlines the five things that you need to think about today to make sure you meet your financial goals. He uses his planning expertise as a former single seat fighter pilot as an example for how you can think about where you are, where you are going, and the best way to get there!

In this episode, Steve reveals the actual purpose of investing back explaining that the ultimate goal is to use your wealth to replace your income in retirement. Steve also covers the difference between investing and gambling and how to make sure you know the difference!

In this episode, Steve explains the concept of wealth using real world examples that are easy to understand. It's important to know whether you are "just rich" or "actually wealthy"!