Today, I answer a listener email asking, "How do you stay organized while working a 9-5, running a business, and all of the other things life brings?"  (Ok, so that wasn't the exact question, but you get the gist.)  My answer is super non-technological.  Secondly, while it isn't what he asked, I explain my two best productivity hacks I know that allow me to work around 14 hours a day, 6 days a week, and not lose steam or enthusiasm.

Want to make $15,000 - $20,000 in two months?  Sam Morrison did by utilizing a limited-time opportunity and his previous knowledge as a screen printer.  Learn what three questions you should ask before starting any business.

Happy New Year!  A new year, a new intro!  In today's podcast, I talk a little bit about how my goals have changed over the year and how specifically, I got the core of one goal wrong - money.  I also give you a tip about how to achieve your goals in 2019.  Hint: it isn't the goal itself that matters, it is how you approach it.

Christopher Letts is a man who knows and understands money.  He has built an acclaimed career and received numerous awards for his work and contributions to the fields of entrepreneurship and wealth management.  In our podcast, we talked everything from leadership lessons to his lunch with Warren Buffett.  If you like wine (and who doesn't?) be sure to listen all the way through the end where we talk about wine history.

In today's podcast, I summarize and review the book, "10 Distinctions Between Millionaires and Middle Class."  Overall, it was a good book and a quick read.  It reinforces principals that are common among millionaires.  There are a few lines worth memorizing and remembering.  If you are new to the mental game of money, this is a great place to start.

This conversation had me rethink my approach to marketing and how I allocate my marketing budget.  Amy Wilczynski has spent the last twenty years working in PR, going from an entry level temp to the VP of the company.  She now freelances and is busier than ever.  In today's podcast, she shares with us the role of PR, how small businesses can stretch their marketing dollars farther with a PR representative, and the advice her boss told her that has shaped her career for the last twenty years.

Another Ride Your Money Wave Minute podcast, today I talk about showing up to your goals.  After listening to a podcast with small business and social media guru Jasmine Star, she commented about how you have to "show up" to be successful.  It is so easy and comforting to give (and believe) our own excuses.  Instead, show up!  Try.  Fail.  Adjust.  Try again.  With the average American's finances looking more and more bleak, it is so important to "show up" to your life, your finances, and your goals.  Take control, plan, live differently, and achieve more.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!  What do nearly all wealthy people have in common?  A sense of optimism and gratitude.  In today's podcast, I explain the relationships between gratitude, opportunities, and success as well as why January 1st is one of my favorite days of the year.

Kelli Rapaske went from inviting friends over to her house to work out to having two (and soon to be three) brick and mortar locations for her full-service and highly sought after work out studio - The Lean Body.  She is a total #BossLady who has developed a loyal and growing following by putting her clients first and creating an amazing culture and experience for clients.  Learn how she stands out in a crowded marketplace while spending $0 on marketing and advertising.

Last week, in a discussion with someone, I came to the realization that in order to become wealthy, you have to have three things.  All three are necessary - creating lasting wealth won't happen with just two out of the three AND one of them is much harder to accomplish than the other two.  This realization helped me understand why so few people become wealthy and what I can do to create and maintain wealth.