In this week’s episode, David Adams, CFP interviews Special Guest, Frankie Boyer, Lifestyle and Holistic talk radio show host, on the topic of epigenetics, nutrition, and how to stay healthy to enjoy retiring while you work. Then, we have a blast with “Know Your Dough!” financial trivia and the “Ask David” segment where David and Chevonne Farler, COO and wealth manager, answer questions from listeners.

In this week’s episode, David discusses “The 5 Steps to Becoming an Entrepreneur.” Special guest, Tom Truitt, founder of MusicRow Search (which partners executive recruitment within the entertainment industry) and also founder of Who Knew Nashville (which shares Ted Talk-type presentations from top executives around town) shares his near-death experience and life-changing career switch that followed. Then, we have some fun with our two popular segments, “Know Your Dough!” financial trivia and the “Ask David” segment where David and Chevonne, COO and one of our wealth management advisors, answer questions from listeners.

In this week’s episode, David interviews Special Guest, Brad Hopkins, former NFL player of 13 seasons, on the topic of money management as a professional athlete. In the last segment, Brad will talk about how he managed his money while playing professional football, and provide some advice for any young athletes listening today.

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In this week’s episode, David discusses the art of transitioning into a second career. Special guest and owner of MusicRow Magazine, Sherod Robertson, talks about his decision to acquire Music Row Magazine and the process and emotions behind this transition from the financial world into the music business industry. Great questions from listeners this week, including a songwriter anticipating high revenue streams from a number one hit, looking for expertise on ways they might invest the advance.

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In this week’s episode, David addresses the common question “how much money do I need in retirement?” from several different angles. Special guest, Divorce Attorney Helen Rogers, discusses how much money you may need to retire comfortably.

In this week’s episode, David discusses happiness and money and how the two can coincide. Special guest and local designer, Jessica Davis, talks about ways you can make your space your own on a budget. Questions from listeners include receiving an inheritance and ways on how to invest that money, how to begin saving for retirement, and large age difference between spouses and how to help plan for that.

In this week’s show, David discusses living a balanced life and engaging in self-care; truly keeping a holistic Retire While You Work mindset.

Special guest, Dr. Angela Thompson, therapist/counselor located in Nashville, talks about common life regrets. Questions from listeners include making the tough transition from working for 40 years into retirement, market correction, and the different buckets you may have in an investment plan.

David gives a quick 2017 market update then moves on to the main part of the show: the important lessons his father has taught him in life. Our guest is David’s father, Wayne Adams. In our last segment, he discusses what it was like to work in the same industry for 40 years and life after retirement including some of the obstacles and successes he has experienced. Questions from our listeners include financial advisors offering “guaranteed returns,” the potential benefits of transitioning from a full-time job to part-time leading to retirement, and Medicare.

In this week’s episode, David discusses how doing a firedrill‐type exercise can be beneficial when preparing your family for life events. Special guest, John Mabry, Manager of Strategic Partnerships at Addiction Campuses talks about addiction recovery with an emphasis on addiction in teens of Williamson County.

Questions from listeners include purchasing a vehicle, age differences between spouses and the financials behind that scenario, and paying off student loans.

In this week’s show, David discusses four things that matter to investors – asset allocation, diversification, rebalancing, and staying in the market. Special guest, health expert, Christi Bowling, talks about the importance of healthy living and eating. Question from listeners include real estate investment, paying off your mortgage, and social security.

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