We could share the best money tips out there with you every single episode, but it would never really matter if you haven’t identified proper money goals for your life. What good is it to know the best ways to earn more, spend less, and invest your money if you don’t even know why it is that you’re doing those things? And unfortunately if you haven’t identified your money goals and the ‘why’ behind your money, then it’s easy for money itself to become the end goal. Gaining more wealth can become the default metric that you think will make you happy, but in reality that happiness is fleeting. So this episode is all about discovering our passions, figuring out what we want to spend our money on, and thinking through how we want to spend our days. And then we talk through the SMARTER approach to goal setting to ensure that we are taking the steps to get us where we want to be.
And here’s a YouTube video of some crazy dash cam footage that we mentioned!
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Hi, I’m wondering if you all can share a transcript of your podcasts. As someone with a hearing loss and bad memory it is helpful for me to be able to have access a transcript. It also would be helpful to find specific tips information without having to frustratingly search for it in the podcast recording.
Great podcasts! Super helpful! Currently thinking about my financial goals for the next few years as I have been able to hit some of my savings goals due to the opportunities I had in the past few years and the pandemic. Feel free to reach out if you are interested or have any questions about accessibility or transcript services.