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At some level, we all have an issue with broken soundtracks, the repeated messages running in our head, that then sabotage us from getting the results we want.
This week we're talking about Jon Acuff's book Soundtracks and how we can replace the broken money soundtracks we have with better ones.
Soundtracks by Jon Acuff (aff)
Last Week's Podcast - Think Again
Our first inclination is to trust our gut and go with our first answer. But research shows that rethinking your answer, whether you change it or not, makes it more likely you'll ultimately be right.
In Adam Grant's book Think Again, Adam delves into this idea. In this episode, we explore how we can leverage doubt, operate as a scientist, and seek out challenge networks to improve our personal financial outcomes.
Think Again by Adam Grant (aff)
The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel (aff)
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In this week's episode, I talk with guest Stephen Wealthy about mining, staking, and our recommendations on how to get started.
You can follow Stephen on Twitter at @StephenWealthy_ or visit his website, stephenwealthy.com.
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Cryptocurrencies are an intimidating topic. In this week's episode, I attempt to help you better understand cryptocurrencies with the help of a special guest Stephen Wealthy.
You can follow him on Twitter at @StephenWealthy_ or visit his website, stephenwealthy.com.
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Nearly 80 percent of the couples who get a divorce cite financial difficulties as one of the major reasons.
Today we'll talk about some of the root causes of those issues and how we can address them.
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Have you ever wondered how some people get so much done? In today's episode we talk to Greg Junge, a realtor and investor, about his experience in reading The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod. Morning routines are key and will have you getting more done by 8am than most get done all day! Join us as we discuss the impact this book has had on our morning routines, overall productivity, and the financial results that came from it.
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In a continuation from last week's conversation, Kurtis and Samantha talk about parts 3 through 5 of the five-part framework they've developed to have more healthy financial conversations as a couple.
In parts 3 through 5 we talk about:
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Having money conversations with your spouse can be difficult for lots of reasons. The reality is, many of us don't have a lot of practice holding these types of conversations.
When Samantha and I were first married, she let me do my own thing with our money. She trusted me. That sounds great, right? The problem came when I wanted her input on decisions. I'd get frustrated that she had no opinion, and she'd get frustrated with feeling stupid in regards to money.
To help us have better conversations, we came up with a 5-part framework that we believe could help you as well.
In today's episode, we discuss parts 1 & 2:
Next week we'll discuss parts 3 through 5.
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Have you ever overcommitted or underestimated the time it would take to do something? In our second look at the book Essentialism, we discuss how elimination and creating a buffer will help your budget, investing, and overall personal financial life.
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Essentialism book (affiliate)
Tiny Habits podcast episode
The Psychology of Money book (affiliate)
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Each Tuesday, Kurtis talks to a business owner who has gone "through the storm" in their business.
In short, our goal is to have real conversations with business owners navigating…
From cash pressure and margin strain to growth decisions and capital tradeoffs, each episode explores what actually happened when the path forward wasn’t obvious.
Hosted by Kurtis Hanni, fractional CFO and founder of Bison CFO, the show focuses on real conversations: what options leaders considered, how decisions were made with imperfect information, and the result that followed.
These conversations are designed to help business owners see they’re not alone and ultimately, make better financial decisions by learning from others.
Show notes and resources at smbfinanceos.com.