The days after Christmas often bring a rare and beautiful pause—less noise, fewer obligations, and space to breathe. In this special abbreviated episode of The Weekly Wealth Podcast, Certified Financial Planner™ David Chudyk invites listeners to step away from budgets, to-do lists, and financial strategies to reflect on a different kind of wealth.

This episode explores the qualitative side of wealth: rest, gratitude, contentment, and time with the people who matter most. It’s a reminder that true wealth isn’t just what’s on paper—it’s who’s sitting around your table.

1. Why the week after Christmas is one of the most valuable times of the year
2. Rest as a legitimate and powerful form of wealth
3. Why burnout leads to poor decisions—financial and personal
4. How thankfulness changes our relationship with money
5. Recognizing everyday privileges we often overlook
6. Why time with family is the only asset that isn’t renewable
7. Letting ambition pause—and giving yourself permission to rest
8. A special “permission slip” for contentment heading into the new year

1. Rest isn’t laziness—it’s recovery, margin, and fuel for better decisions
2. Money is a tool, not the goal; it’s meant to support a meaningful life
3. Gratitude reduces financial anxiety by shifting focus from scarcity to abundance
4. Time is irreplaceable—money can be earned again, but moments cannot
5. There’s value in recognizing when you already have enough

As the year winds down, David shares a powerful reminder:

2026 can be a year of ambition, growth, and big goals—but the rest of this year can be about contentment.

Not complacency—but appreciation.

Not slowing down forever—but resting without guilt.

If you’re listening between Christmas and New Year’s, consider this your permission slip to pause.

Wealth isn’t just measured by accounts and statements.

It’s measured by connection, faith, relationships, and peace.

This week, rest. Be thankful. Spend time with the people you love.

There will be plenty of time to focus on the details soon enough.

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When people hear “investing,” they often think about hot stocks, market predictions, or timing the next big move. In this episode of The Weekly Wealth Podcast, Certified Financial Planner David Chudyk breaks down what truly matters: how your portfolio is structured, balanced, and managed over time.

This episode isn’t about what to buy—it’s about why you own what you own, how different investments interact, and how intentional design can lead to better long-term outcomes, especially during market volatility.

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David discusses how different assets can play different roles in a portfolio, including:

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Each comes with unique risk, liquidity, and complexity trade-offs that must align with your stage of life and financial goals.

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Intentional portfolios answer these questions before emotions take over.

What specific problem would my portfolio solve if markets were flat for the next 10 years?

If your portfolio only works in strong markets, it’s not a strategy—it’s a bet.

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In this holiday-inspired episode, David Chudyk shares 10 meaningful financial “gifts” your future self will be grateful for in 2026 and beyond. These gifts aren’t wrapped under a tree—they’re intentional decisions that build clarity, confidence, stability, and long-term wealth. This episode is designed for anyone looking to step into the new year with better habits, smarter planning, and a sense of peace around their finances.

Understanding your numbers—spending, savings rate, debt, investments, and insurance—gives you control instead of chaos. You don’t need perfect tracking, just greater awareness.

A boring but powerful gift. Cash reserves protect you from crises and help you take advantage of opportunities. Start with one month saved and build toward 3–6 months.

Wealthy people spend with purpose, not impulse. Focus on experiences, relationships, health, and convenience that aligns with your goals.

Insurance, wills, power of attorney, and updated beneficiaries—all crucial. Protection isn’t just about money; it's about easing the burden on the people who matter most.

Your future self needs movement, sleep, lower stress, stronger muscles, and fewer “fast-food emergencies.” Health is a financial asset—protect it now.

Automation beats motivation every time. Automate savings, investments, debt payments, and charitable giving so progress happens without effort.

Your goals should be specific, measurable, realistic, and emotionally powerful. Tie goals to purpose—for example, buying a beach house for family connection or funding kids’ college for their future freedom.

Give in alignment with your values—whether that means money, time, mentoring, service, or presence. Meaningful generosity benefits the giver as much as the receiver.

Stop trying to figure everything out yourself. Find the “who”—a financial advisor, tax professional, mentor, business coach—to reduce mistakes and speed up progress.

Protect your time, energy, financial health, and emotional well-being. Every “yes” is also a “no” to something else. Make sure your commitments align with your priorities.

Discover the current health and approximate value of your business and learn which areas to improve to increase profitability and future sellability.

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David wraps up the episode with gratitude, warm holiday wishes, and encouragement to make decisions that serve the version of you who will be living with them next year—and beyond.

Episode Title: 26 Big Decisions for Wealth Growth

Host: David Chudyk, CFP®

Podcast: The Weekly Wealth Podcast

In this episode, David breaks down 26 powerful “big decisions” that can dramatically impact your wealth, business, lifestyle, and long-term financial freedom. Instead of tackling everything at once, David challenges listeners to choose one single decision to focus on in 2026—the one that will create a domino effect in every area of life.

This episode is perfect for business owners, high-income earners, and successful professionals who want clarity, momentum, and a more intentional wealth strategy.

🔢 Part 1: Quantitative Wealth Decisions (Numbers-Based Moves)

These decisions directly affect your net worth, profitability, tax efficiency, and financial structure.

1. Set a target net-worth growth rate for 2026
2. Focus on increasing business profitability (not just revenue)
3. Restructure your compensation for tax-efficient savings
4. Implement a formal owner-distribution strategy
5. Eliminate one major wealth-dragging liability
6. Reallocate your investments based on real risk capacity
7. Decide whether you will max out all available retirement plans
8. Build a profit reserve for your business (3+ months of expenses)
9. Complete your 2026 tax projection by March 1
10. Adopt a tax-efficient investment strategy
11. Diversify away from reliance on one major customer
12. Set a personal liquidity target ($50k–$100k+)
13. Align your insurance coverages with actual risk exposure

These improve clarity, communication, organization, and long-term planning.

1. Create or update your Life & Wealth Master Plan
2. Start preparing early for your business exit strategy
3. Document your business’s standard operating procedures
4. Establish a quarterly financial review rhythm
5. Adopt a “documentation-first” financial habit
6. Strengthen financial communication with your spouse/partner
7. Build your Personal Board of Advisors (CPA, advisor, attorney, etc.)
8. Delegate/automate low-value tasks to reclaim high-value time

Because wealth is meaningless if it doesn't improve life.

1. Spend intentionally on meaningful experiences
2. Design a generosity strategy (charitable giving, DAF, family giving traditions)
3. Update your estate plan to match your current wealth
4. Consider working with a personal CFO/financial advisor to coordinate everything
5. Choose your ONE big decision for 2026—and commit to it

David asks each listener to identify ONE decision from the list that will define their year.

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In this special Thanksgiving edition, David brings a little humor (and a questionable turkey sound effect) to kick off a heartfelt conversation about gratitude—why it matters, how it affects our lives, and why focusing on the good can be one of the most powerful wealth-building mindsets we can adopt.

David explores three big reasons gratitude is more than just a nice idea:

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David reflects on his own blessings this year and encourages listeners to:

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Take 60 seconds today and list 3 things you're grateful for.

Big or small—it all counts.

Share them with someone you care about.

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Gratitude isn’t just a feeling—it’s a mindset that creates better health, stronger relationships, and a more fulfilling life. When we look for good, we tend to find more of it.

Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃🌟

7 Wealth Leaks Silently Draining High-Earning Entrepreneurs

In this week’s episode of The Weekly Wealth Podcast, Certified Financial Planner David Chudyk breaks down seven of the biggest hidden money leaks he sees among high-earning entrepreneurs and business owners. These leaks are subtle, easy to overlook, and can quietly cost thousands each year — but the good news is they’re fixable.

David walks you through each leak, explains why it happens, and gives practical steps to plug the problem so you can keep more of what you earn and build intentional long-term wealth.

Why the wrong entity type, missed deductions, and lack of proactive tax planning can cost high earners 10–20% more each year.

How missing coverages, duplicated coverages, rising deductibles, or an underinsured home expose you to unnecessary financial risk.

Why high-interest credit cards, inefficient equipment financing, or paying down the wrong debts in the wrong order slows your wealth building.

How scattered accounts, overlap, idle cash, and missing strategy reduce returns and increase tax drag.

The silent wealth killer that grows spending at the same rate as income — and how to reverse it with intention.

Why unprepared businesses sell for less, become unsellable, or create chaos without systems, documentation, and buy-sell agreements.

How entrepreneurs who manage money on “feel” instead of process consistently overspend, under save, and make emotion-based decisions.

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Host: David Chudyk, CFP®

In this episode, Certified Financial Planner™ David Chudyk shares practical strategies to increase the value of your business — whether you plan to sell soon or simply want to build a stronger, more profitable company.

From leadership pitfalls to recurring revenue models, David outlines actionable ways business owners can make their company more attractive to buyers and create freedom in their lives.

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🎙 Episode Title: The Biggest Wealth Tool: You?

Podcast: The Weekly Wealth Podcast

Host: David Chudyk, CFP®

Duration: ~15 minutes

In this episode, Certified Financial Planner™ David Chudyk reveals what he believes is the biggest wealth-building—and wealth-destroying—tool you have: your mind.

David explores how mindset, habits, and self-talk directly influence financial outcomes, and shares practical “mantras” to guide listeners toward a healthier relationship with money.

1. Your Mind Is Your Greatest Asset – The way you think affects your behaviors, and your behaviors determine your financial results.
2. Choose Your Hard – Life involves challenges either way: saving, planning, and being disciplined is hard—but so is financial stress later on. Choose the “hard” that leads to freedom.
3. Be Part of the Solution – Instead of focusing on problems, look for ways to create value and make positive changes—both personally and financially.
4. Adopt an Abundance Mindset – Believe there’s enough success, wealth, and opportunity for everyone. Abundance thinking attracts positivity and opportunities.
5. Look Good, Feel Good – Celebrate your wins. Enjoy the fruits of your labor responsibly—because money should improve your life, not just sit in your accounts.

• “What we think affects what we do, and what we do affects what we get.”
• “Choose your hard: the hard work now or the harder regret later.”
• “If you’re not part of the solution, you’re part of the problem.”
• “Try going a week without complaining—and see how it changes your mindset.”
• “Look good, feel good. You’ve earned it.”

• The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey
• Concepts of scarcity vs. abundance mindset
• Self-improvement and personal development philosophies

David challenges listeners to reflect not just on the quantitative side of money (how much you have), but also the qualitative side—how your financial choices improve your life, reduce stress, and contribute to the world around you.

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In this special Halloween edition, David explores some of the scariest financial mistakes people make — from ignoring their 401(k)s to neglecting estate planning and assuming their business will fund retirement. He also shares tips to avoid these “financial frights” and offers resources to help you make smarter money decisions.

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In this episode of The Weekly Wealth Podcast, Certified Financial Planner ™ David Chudyk sits down with referral expert and author Stacey Brown Randall to uncover the secrets behind a truly referable client experience.

Stacey explains why great service isn’t enough, how to turn everyday clients into raving referral sources, and why asking for referrals can actually hurt your business. Whether you’re a financial advisor, business owner, or sales professional, this conversation will help you re-engineer your client experience so your business grows organically—without cold calls, gimmicks, or awkward scripts.

👉 Grab Stacey’s book: The Referable Client Experience

00:00 – Intro: Why referrals are the ultimate financial planning tool

01:00 – Meet Stacey Brown Randall: Referral coach, podcaster, and author

03:00 – Podcasting longevity & creativity: How podcasts build connection and credibility

04:00 – Customer Service vs. Client Experience: Understanding the difference

06:00 – Why most people mislabel “referrals” and what to track instead

07:30 – How small businesses can outshine big companies in experience

10:00 – The 3 Stages of Client Experience: New → Active → Alumni

12:00 – The 50/50 Formula: Great work + relationship touchpoints

16:00 – Overcoming “The Quiet Voice” of buyer’s remorse

18:00 – Example: Sending a “journey card” or handwritten note that reassures new clients

21:00 – Avoiding complacency during long-term client relationships

22:00 – Cookie Box Example: A creative relationship touchpoint before annual reviews

25:00 – Why not every happy client will refer — and that’s okay

27:00 – The Science Behind Referrals: Why you should never ask for them

30:00 – Centers of Influence: How to approach COIs the right way

33:00 – How Stacey works with clients & the programs she offers

35:00 – Lifetime value of a referral & compounding business growth

36:00 – What wealth means to Stacey Brown Randall: Freedom of choice

37:00 – Final Tip: Identify your current referral sources—the “low-hanging fruit”

39:00 – Bonus Content: How listeners can apply the episode immediately

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