2: Should I Make More Money? Maybe.

Debt. Nobody wants to talk about it. We’ve all wrestled with it, but we treat it like this embarrassing stain to be ashamed of. The reality is that debt is nothing more than a tool—a dangerous tool for sure—but a tool nonetheless. Join us today as we talk about the different types of debt and how we handle them without cutting our own foot off. 

We should save. We know we should save—every financial system under the sun will tell you that. Unfortunately, what we rarely talk about is the why we should save. In reality, saving is nothing more than delayed spending, so today we're talking about what we're saving for. 

I want to be generous. Well...maybe more accurately, I want to want to be generous. We all know that generosity is a good thing, but it's such a struggle to make it happen in the grind of real life. It sounds wrong to say it, but the reality is that generosity—and the difficulties we have with it—isn’t really about money. It doesn’t matter how much money we’re talking about—the struggle to be generous is rooted in a mind switch, not spreadsheets and financial plans. Today we’re going to talk about why that is, and what to do about it. 

If we want to understand spending, we have to ask the right question. Surprisingly enough, it isn’t “How much to spend?” or “How should I spend?” In fact, the key question isn't actually about the act of spending at all. It turns out that no matter the dollar amount, the key question to ask is “Does this spending make me more or less free?” Curious? Join us today as we unpack why this question matters. 

Do you make enough money? We’re bombarded with financial advice that, ironically, never stops to ask the question of earning. How much is too much, how much is not enough, and how do you know? Today, we’re talking all about earning, and how it matters for financial freedom.