Behavioral Wealth Consulting Podcast

Inside you there's a hungering for more money and getting more out of life. Is it meaning, contact or a richer understanding of life? No one has ever acquainted such individuals with the concept of perpetual possibility. “As a man thinketh, so is he.” A major mode to manifesting the life you wish is to think over what you wish out of life. What is it that you wish to do with your life?

If you are under 40 years old, you may be thinking retirement life is light years away. So much so, that you may have not even thought about what retirement life would look like or more importantly how much money you need to live in your retirement age.

For this episode #17, I’ll be going over top ways to prepare for retirement as outlined in an article published by the U.S. Department of Labor. 

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With cryptocurrency continuing to gain popularity in the last few years, you may be wondering what makes it any different from the normal dollar? The de-centralized foundation to crypto means there is no single owner of this technology. And with blockchain, it provides users the ability to view transactions on a digital ledger, making it very difficult if not impossible to hack.

This podcast is for informational purposes only. Always do your own research before making any financial decisions based on your situation.

For today’s episode #15, I’d like to review a great article written by Matthew Gordon titled "9 Financial Goals for the New Year. Let’s face it, the last two years has been a financial roller coaster for many people as Covid has influenced people’s health, their personal finances, as well as the overall economy and stock markets. But regardless of this, I do believe that it is very important to be setting new financial goals at least once a year and monitoring your results at least once a month and a minimum quarterly. 

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In today's episode, I'll discuss side hustles.

Traditionally, people would earn extra money through part-time jobs. Side hustles, also known as side gigs, are paid services or products you sell outside your main job. This can be a great way to make a little extra money or the starting to a full time business.

They can also be a means to tap into unused skills and explore your passions. The flexibility and income potential for side hustles can be limitless but there are also things you should take into consideration before starting.

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This is part 2 of 2 episodes where I go over the remaining #11-#20 regrets on the list.

For those of us over 30, regardless of if you are single or have a family, there are probably a handful of financial regrets that you have now that you wish you would've done a better job with earlier in life. But regardless of your age now, understanding some of these regrets that others have experienced can help you get back on track with achieving some of your financial goals.

For those of us over 30, regardless of if you are single or have a family, there are probably a handful of financial regrets that you have now that you wish you would've done a better job with earlier in life. But regardless of your age now, understanding some of these regrets that others have experienced can help you get back on track with achieving some of your financial goals.

This is part 1 of 2 episodes where I go over the top #10 regrets on the list. Stay tuned for part 2 of this episode as we wrap up #11-#20 on the list of most regretful financial mistakes. 

We all have given ourselves a reason why we don't start that emergency fund, that retirement account or an investment plan. Often times we blame our debt as the reason. But is that the real reason? In today's episode I'll explain why there's probably more behavioral decisions to build on to reduce your reasons of getting started.,

We all have given ourselves a reason why we don't start that emergency fund, that retirement account or an investment plan. Often times we blame our debt as the reason. But is that the real reason? In today's episode I'll explain why there's probably more behavioral decisions to build on to reduce your reasons of getting started.,

"Financial illiteracy is not an issue unique to any one population. It affects everyone: men and women, young and old, across all racial and socioeconomic lines. No longer can we stand by and ignore this problem. The economic future depends on it."- President's Advisory Council on Financial Literacy.

In this episode, I'll review some statistics that support the need to improve our financial literacy, along with the impacts that finances to our health and overall wellbeing.