Money is being made all around you. Every dollar you spend on the stuff you like is making other people richer. Think about it for a minute... Your favorite brands, food, or clothes you buy are expenses to you - but income to someone else. It's time to get on the other side of the transactions! 

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It's time to break free from consumerism. Learn why breaking the cycle of spending every dollar you earn excessively is crucial for financial freedom.

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In this episode, we're joined by Lou, an ex-financial advisor with a decade of industry experience. Lou sheds light on the realities of financial advising, where commissions can often eclipse client interests.

He advocates for the power of self-investment, demystifying the process and reinforcing that with the right knowledge, anyone can navigate the stock market effectively. 

We discuss the significance of long-term investment strategies and the psychological nuances essential for successful wealth building.

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Caleb, a 25-year-old economics graduate, dives into his financial transition from college to a career as a product analyst. He explains how he paid off his $55,000 of student debt and shifted to investing over $50,000 in the stock market. Caleb also shares his initial trial with options trading and relocating to Tulsa via the Tulsa Remote program. His story, woven with youthful ambition, early lessons dealing with debt, and a pragmatic approach to money management showcases the evolution of his financial journey.

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Self-employed personal trainer Paul joins us from Ireland to discuss his financial journey. Growing up in a low-income household, Paul's approach to finance is similar to his fitness philosophy, emphasizing long-term principles. Now at 33 with his own business and stock market investments on autopilot, Paul shares his transition from a beginning of financial confusion to aiming to become his family's first wealthy member. The conversation explores the interaction between finance, human behavior, and personal wellness, advocating for a long-term, holistic approach to financial education.

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Dennis, a 46-year-old pest control business owner, cleared nearly 6 figures in debt in about 18 months. Starting his investment journey 3 years ago, he now impressively invests $5k per month. Despite a late start, Dennis's journey shows it's never too late to change. Not growing up around money and having faced numerous financial setbacks, through disciplined money management and a fresh approach to investing, he shares how he is transitioning from a past of financial strain to a future of financial freedom.

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Check out our latest podcast episode featuring special guest, Joey Brown. Joey, a US Air Force veteran with 7 years of active service, sheds light on his journey from flying F-15s to building an impactful brand online. Initially aimed at assisting veterans transition from military life, Joey pivoted towards the realm of helping online businesses grow. Dive deep into Joey's inspiring story, his dedication to creating wealth and establishing healthy money habits post-military service.

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Welcome to our first podcast episode! This episode is hosted by Josh, the founder of "The Market Hustle". Josh is based in Seattle and has 10-years of investing experience. He introduces Pierce, a 21-year-old investor from Southern California, and Godfred Baafi from Ghana, living in New Jersey, with a decade of investing experience.

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