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Why is Financial Freedom Important?
Jim and Linda McKissack answer the following question: Why is financial freedom important? They talk about how very few people become wealthy, and the steps you can take to be a part of that small group.
Jim shares the importance Cash Flow Quadrant had on the couple's wealth-building journey, how it opened their eyes to the two types of income--earned income and passive income--and how the concept changed how they viewed money.
Linda also briefly touches on how they started their journey into real estate investing while still $600,000 in debt. She talks about the importance of having a plan and finding your Freedom Number. They talk about how it's simple to do what they did, but that doesn't mean it's easy.
Download our Freedom Number Worksheet: everythinglifeandfinancialfreedom.com/worksheet/
Episode Resources:
- Cash Flow Quadrant: amzn.to/39WmG20
- The Millionaire Next Door: amzn.to/3lH4SKM
- The Wealthy Barber: amzn.to/3sUvEmT
- Thou Shall Prosper: amzn.to/3amxGWz
- Rich Dad Poor Dad: amzn.to/3Ghj5az
- Win the Day: amzn.to/38J1hsS
- Profit First: amzn.to/3wJf9wg
Built to SKALE is hosted by Preston McKissack, who's family built a solid team they sold for seven figures, and Andy Fenstermaker who (along with Pres) runs SKALE for Teams, a platform that helps team leaders and owners grow their businesses effectively while saving time.
Get the Real Estate Teams Blueprint and Learn More Here: https://skaleteams.com/levels
Follow SKALE:
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Jim and Linda McKissack answer the following question: Why is financial freedom important? They talk about how very few people become wealthy, and the steps you can take to be a part of that small group.
Jim shares the importance Cash Flow Quadrant had on the couple's wealth-building journey, how it opened their eyes to the two types of income--earned income and passive income--and how the concept changed how they viewed money.
Linda also briefly touches on how they started their journey into real estate investing while still $600,000 in debt. She talks about the importance of having a plan and finding your Freedom Number. They talk about how it's simple to do what they did, but that doesn't mean it's easy.
Download our Freedom Number Worksheet: everythinglifeandfinancialfreedom.com/worksheet/
Episode Resources:
- Cash Flow Quadrant: amzn.to/39WmG20
- The Millionaire Next Door: amzn.to/3lH4SKM
- The Wealthy Barber: amzn.to/3sUvEmT
- Thou Shall Prosper: amzn.to/3amxGWz
- Rich Dad Poor Dad: amzn.to/3Ghj5az
- Win the Day: amzn.to/38J1hsS
- Profit First: amzn.to/3wJf9wg
Built to SKALE is hosted by Preston McKissack, who's family built a solid team they sold for seven figures, and Andy Fenstermaker who (along with Pres) runs SKALE for Teams, a platform that helps team leaders and owners grow their businesses effectively while saving time.
Get the Real Estate Teams Blueprint and Learn More Here: https://skaleteams.com/levels
Follow SKALE:
- YouTube: https://youtube.com/@skaleteams?sub_confirmation=1
- Facebook: https://facebook.com/skaleteams
- Instagram: https://instagram.com/skaleteams