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Video: "Disagree About Money"
🕑 Added 2019-07-11 12:00:02 +0000 UTCPatreon Exclusive! In this "Maximal" episode, Joshua talks about earning income, managing money, financial willpower, budgeting mistakes, and what it means to live a “rich” life with author Ramit Sethi, and they answer the following questions:
Is it appropriate to use credit cards merely to accrue points? (24:45)
Where should I invest my money if I’m seeking early retirement? (32:58)
If I’m going to college, is it wiser to continue investing in my retirement accounts or invest instead in my education and minimize my school loans? (49:07)
How do I prepare financially to leave an unsatisfying job that provides a comfortable living to instead pursue a more satisfying career? (56:24)
LINKS
Blog: The Big Wins Manifesto
Book: Everyday Millionaires
Book: I Will Teach You to Be Rich
Essay: The Rule of Two
Finances: Betterment
Finances: FIRE
Instagram: Podcast Shawn
Instagram: Ramit Sethi
Podcast: Sam Harris
Twitter: Ramit Sethi
Website: Jordan Moore
Website: Ramit Sethi
MAXIMS
“When you’re running away from something, be clear about something else you’re running toward.” —Joshua Fields Millburn
“A rich life includes constraints that you set for yourself.” —Ramit Sethi
This Maximal episode corresponds with Minimal episode 188.
Comments
Benoit Pronovost
Just wanted to let you know that this podcast really resonated with me for some reason. Discovered Ramit through this one, bought his book and became a Patreon, all because of this one (the Patreon part is also due to the fact that YOU ROCK mind you :)). Already started applying Ramit's automation tips, on my way to my Rich Life hopefully :) More podcasts on down to earth money management tips, love these.
Linda Fitzpatrick
The concept of compound-action came through to me from this podcast. I've started applying it immediately and am much more organised.
