Shred The Debt

This week we crack open my new book and discuss Chapter 1. This is the approach to debt from a process standpoint and not just a number. We put a lot of focus on the symptom versus the root cause and how our financial habits are closely related to a manufacturing process.

Debt Free by Design: A Manufacturing Approach to Financial Freedom: Boone, Michael, Boone, Michael: 9798180892492: Amazon.com: Books

This weeks episode talks about the future of the Shred the Debt Podcast and the release of my new book Debt Free by Design. I am very excited to launch this new book and with it will come Debt Free workshops that will take elements of the book and break them down in an interactive way to help people think differently and move away from being told how to manage money to being shown how to manage money with real life examples and one on one interaction. A link to the new book can be found below.

Amazon.com: Debt Free by Design: A Manufacturing Approach to Financial Freedom eBook : Boone, Michael: Kindle Store

This episode gets into workplace investment plans and how employers typically match those plans. We then turn to ETF and investment strategies that are more personal and help you to meet your financial goals.

Today's episode is a reflection from the Courage and Confidence segment. We review listeners and help them understand how to build confidence and give insights on how to improve their habits and build confidence in themselves.

This week we talk about courage and confidence. How do we build these skills and how are they important in your financial journey?

This episode puts a focus on listener emails and breaks down their own fears and fine print. We go more in depth on personal fine print and what we can do to change it. It's a very relatable show and is sure to put your mind in motion.

This week we cover the Fine Print of contracts and tie it into the fine print of our own lives. We get about waist deep in this episode of how we can use faith to change our fine print.

This week we take another page from the Toyota Production System and apply it to our finances. We also take the time to break down some listener emails and offer our advice on getting back to square one and encouraging everyone to get a budget.

This week we switch gears and look at debt from a Manufacturing point of view. We discuss the Japanese Term MUDA and the seven types of waste. This is a good one and it's sure to have you thinking about your life choices and how to identify and prevent it.

The show covers poor money habits as we confess some of the dumb things we do with our money as we try to work together and act right.