Ride Your Money Wave

Lesson: (habits x a little money) + patience = millions

Here is the beauty about money and success...it isn't genetic.  You can study it, practice it, and grow it.  Markets don't care who you are or what your name is.  That is refreshing because that means that anyone can become wealthy.  To help you on your journey, here are my top 10 best financial decisions.

This one hurt.  It was slightly embarrassing.  But, that is how we learn, no?  Today's episode I talk about my five worst financial decisions.  What do almost all of them have in common?  Ego.

Change is tough, especially change you don't see coming or have any control over.  In this episode, I examine three things I implemented to make my Covid-19 quarantine to be as productive as possible.

Whether it is a tax return, a small inheritance, or a stimulus check, getting unexpected money can lead to a lot of unnecessary wants.  Here, I explain the best ways to spend your stimulus check.

On today's podcast, I examine my five favorite books on money that changed my views and therefore, changed my life.

A podcast listener emailed me asking for some advice.  In short, he got a later start on his financial journey.  35 years old and $0 net worth.  The good news is, he is ready to make changes and work.  He is hungry...and that is all you need to differentiate yourself from everyone else.  On this episode, I go through his numbers  and give him some actionable steps to take to start developing his own money wave.

y brother suggested that I talk to my audience, to the demographic of people who I think are watching.  So here you go, 10 Things I Wish I Knew in my 20s.  Funny thing is, only one deals with money.

Tracy emailed me stating that she is getting serious about her money but is afraid to invest her money in the stock market.  She is looking for a little advice as to where to start.  In this episode, I gave her a few of my ideas.

Two weeks ago, I got a check for $36,000.  ($36,125 to be exact.)  Following two simple principles - you want your money to work for you and it is better to make one BIG great decision than 1000 smaller good decisions - I spent all $36,000 in a single day and don't regret it.  What did I buy?  Take a listen and find out.