Richer Soul: Life Beyond Money. You Got Rich Now What? Focus On Freedom, Abundance, Financial Security, Early Retirement, We

Bio: Justin McMillen is a recovery advocate and treatment consultant who specializes in abstinence based recovery and wellness. After years of battling personal addiction, McMillen muscled his way to a healthy sober life. Set on helping others facing addiction he established Tree House Sober Living in 2008 and in 2013 McMillen founded Tree House Recovery, a male-only recovery partial hospitalization facility with locations in Southern California and Portland, Oregon. McMillen and his team of treatment addiction counselors, team leaders, therapists, and physical health specialists provide an innovative medication-free process to treat addiction that is comprehensive, effective, and sustainable. Tree House Recovery’s innovative approach to addiction treatment focuses on the mind/body connection to build sustainable, healthy lives. Their eight interconnected modalities work together to treat the whole person. The cumulative result is a highly effective program focused on healing the individual. At Tree House, a

  Money Learnings: J.D. grew up very poor for where he was and who they were. His family were farmers who lived in rural Oregon for over 100 years. His dad was always starting businesses. They relied on charity sometimes for food and clothing. His school did provide a good financial education. Take away: Be clear on your mission in life.   Action step: If you don't have a life plan it's time to start working on it, if you do it's a great time to review it and make updates.   Show Notes:Richer Soul 65 Bio: J.D. Roth is an accidental personal-finance expert. For years, he was deep in debt and struggled to get by an average American salary. Eventually, he stopped looking for easy answers and started doing the hard work necessary to turn his financial life around. Along the way, he documented his progress at GetRichSlowly.org, which he started in 2006. That site grew to become one of the biggest money blogs on the internet. Today, twelve years later, J.D. is still learning about money -- and still sharing what he

Money Learnings: Leigh's family was in business and they always had money. Leigh saw money as freedom and started earning money from an early age. Leigh has two young kids and is just starting to teach them about money. He wants to ensure they don't have a scarcity mindset. Take away: Take the time to know your purpose and build a life you desire.   Action step: Spend a few minutes every day thinking about what you want in life. Show notes:https://wp.me/p43fRN-dH Leigh Martinuzzi is the author of The Ultimate Life Map and founder of The Hidden Why. He is a philosopher, thought leader, mentor, author, speaker, researcher and student of psychology, neuroscience and human behaviour. He is passionate about creating meaningful lifestyles – lives that dissolve suffering and regret in favour of liberation, fulfilment and happiness. As an expert in lifestyle design, leadership, productivity and self-awareness he inspires, educates and assists other via speaking, mentoring, writing, and podcasting. He has a backgroun

    Money Learnings: Mihaela grew up under communism in Yugoslavia during the civil war.  Her family was divided over communism. Her dad was an entrepreneur.   Mark grew up thinking his parents were weird. His parents were super frugal. Mark was surprised delivering food to the poor and they had more than his family. Mark received an allowance for doing chores. He wanted more so he found ways to earn more money. He started saving at an early age. School didn’t teach Mark about money but about status.   Take away: Things are not going to make you happy. Happiness comes from within.   Action step: Where are you spending money and not receiving joy from it. Go back through your purchases over the last 90 days by looking at your credit card or bank statements and ask yourself if it was worth it? Show Notes: https://wp.me/p43fRN-dA http://moneyformeaning.com Mark Lancia and Dr. Mihaela Jekic help guide people down the road toward financial freedom decades before traditional retirement age by helping them make the

  Money Learnings: Vinny grew up in India as one of 6 kids with very humble beginnings. He wanted to come to the land of opportunity,  the USA and he arrived with $7. His kids started with humble beginnings and watched their parents wealth grow. His son has not taken money from them since high school. Vinny’s kids live a very simple life.  Take away: Life happens for you, how can you smile in the face of adversity.   Action step: What can you do to invest in yourself?   Show notes: https://wp.me/p43fRN-du   http://www.vinneychopra.com vinney@vinneychopra.com https://twitter.com/vinodsmiles https://www.facebook.com/VinneyChopra/ Richer Soul Life Beyond Money. You got rich, now what? Let's talk about your journey to more a purposeful, intentional, amazing life. Where are you going to go and how are you going to get there? Let's figure that out together. At the core is the financial well being to be able to do what you want, when you want, how you want. It's about personal freedom! Thanks for listening! I

  Take away: Real Estate can lead to a life of happiness and abundance.    Action step:Look into the different ways that you could be involved in real estate and see if this path to wealth makes sense for you.   Money Learnings: Joshua didn't learn about money through school. He learned all the wrong lessons early. Money seemed to always part of the discussions at home and without money your lifestyle can be severely restricted. He learned over time that money is a tool. Joshua does not to talk to his kids about money from a scarcity mindset. He takes his kids around and shares the details of his real estate projects.   Link to show Notes: https://wp.me/p43fRN-dm     Bio: Joshua is professionally affiliated with Benjamin Oller & Gaurav Gambhir with The Condo Shop; Ian Walsh, Jason Balin & Chris Haddon of Hard Money Bankers; and Josh Hertz with Helpful Home Buyers. He is also blog contributor for http://hardmoneybankers.com/real-estate/ & https://www.biggerpockets.com/ and a coach for The Trif

  Take away: There are certain psychological behaviors we need to understand and overcome to master control over money.   Action step: Start having money conversations in your family - and look at your self in the mirror.   Money Learnings: Daniel's dad is a financial advisor so he learned a lot about money growing up. School didn't teach him much about money. Debt was a 4 letter word in his house. They ate beans and rice to pay off the house by 35. Daniel's daughter wants to be a financial advisor when she grows up. She learns by watching the actions of her parents.   Show Notes: https://wp.me/p43fRN-de Bio: Educated at Brigham Young and Emory Universities, Dr. Daniel Crosby is a psychologist and behavioral finance expert who helps organizations understand the intersection of mind and markets. Dr. Crosby's first book, Personal Benchmark: Integrating Behavioral Finance and Investment Management, was a New York Times bestseller. His second book, The Laws of Wealth, was named the best investment book of 2017 b

Fritz is the founder of The Retirement Manifesto, the 4th fastest growing personal finance blog in the world.  The site is dedicated to helping people achieve a great retirement.  He's planning on retiring in 2018 at the age of 55 with his wife in a cabin in the Southern Appalachian mountains.  He's had a diverse career during 30+ years in Corporate America, and currently works as a commodity trader negotiating international trade deals.   http://www.theretirementmanifesto.com/ Money Learnings: Fritz was fortunate to have a great role model in his father. He grew up middle class in a family that lived frugally and enjoyed life. He learned by watching actions versus direct conversations. Fritz has been intentional with raising his 23 year old daughter. They focus on building memories versus material goods. He has set up an automated savings plan for his daughter.   Take away: It's okay to spend money creating memories.   Action step: Start researching into a part of your life you want to see change.   Show No

Invest in real estate, retire early, do what matters. Money Learnings: Chad's  dad was an entrepreneur and his mom was a dentist. They had money growing up and by watching his father's business he was able to see success and failure. The conversations around money were very transparent. Chad is teaching his kids deliberately about money and instilling a work ethic and to be thankful for what they have. He is focused on teaching them gratitude. Take away: Take the time to be self aware of your skills and be purposeful with your desires and dreams.   Action step: Explore how real estate can fit into your wealth plan. If you already are involved what other niches can you explore?   Link to show notes: https://wp.me/p43fRN-cW   Check out Chad's site:  https://www.coachcarson.com/ Richer Soul Life Beyond Money. You got rich, now what? Let's talk about your journey to more a purposeful, intentional, amazing life. Where are you going to go and how are you going to get there? Let's figure that out together. At the c

Money Learnings: Roger was a latchkey kid growing up. He started working at 12. Roger overspent in his 20's and learned from his mistake. Roger's daughter is a natural saver while his son in a natural spender. He had them watch Dave Ramsey videos and had conversations with them as kids.   Take away: Retirement is about more than just a number.   Action step: Plan out what you want your future to look like. Show Notes: https://wp.me/p43fRN-cP A little bit about Roger Whitney  the Retirement Answer Man;    His life's work is cracking the code to creating a great life after age 50 . Roger has over 27 years experience walking life with clients into and through retirement.  Creator of the Agile Retirement Management Process Author of Rock Retirement: A Simple Guide to Help You Take Back Control and Be More Optimistic About the Future, Morgan James, 2018 Host of the award winning podcasts, Retirement Answer Man What does he care about most? Making the most of the only life he has by taking intentional steps to m

Money Learnings: Jen grew up in Columbia and her dad was from the USA so she experienced 2 cultures. There was always a feeling of lack of money. Jen's parents taught her the basics of money. School did not teach her about money. Jen is particular about what she says and her actions around her kids. She finds teachable moments to explain money decisions.    Take away: Understand your money story and how it affects your actions.   Action step: Have a conversation with your spouse about what you want to achieve together and what your dream life looks like. If you are not married then have the conversation with yourself.   http://jenhemphill.com/ http://jenhemphill.com/book   Bio: Jen Hemphill, a military spouse & proud bilingual Latina, helps women who are tired of the traditional money advice gain a renewed sense of control, confidence and freedom in their financial life.  She is a Money Confidence Coach, an AFC® (Accredited Financial Counselor) and host of the Her Money Matters Podcast.  When she's not t

Divya Parekh is an award-winning business relationship advisor, international speaker, and #1 bestselling author of over 10.  Divya delivers high-energy presentations using her science-based, 9-step growth process that moves leaders to take the right actions for their success. The foundation of Divya’s success is that any professional or entrepreneur can achieve their highest goals by building and nurturing relationships. She has helped many people create a thriving business that is joyful and easy to run. Her philosophy when it comes to launching books and careers is that it is all about hearts and hugs--how much you impact and help people with your life and your work!    Money Learnings: Divya learned about money from her dad who had her open a savings account at the age 5 and then began to teach her to save. Her parents also taught the value of giving. Takeaway: Divya talks about multiple relationships and how conquering those relationships will allow us success. Action step:  Look into your relationships

  Frank Magnotti is a Business Coach at Amp Your Results.  He helps online entrepreneurs who are looking to make an impact in their industries. He has a BE in Engineering with a background in manufacturing, systems theory, product management, and behavioral psychology. Link to show notes: https://wp.me/p43fRN-cm http://ampyr.us/richer-soul Money Learnings: Frank was lucky to have parents who taught him about money. They provided the necessities but had Frank work if he wanted more. Through his school and the boy scouts he learned to sell and how to handle rejection.   Takeaway: What is the one thing I can do, that if done, will make everything else easier or irrelevant?   Action step: Start tracking your time and activities for the week. See whats providing you value and what you can get off your plate, because it's not helping to move you forward. Richer Soul Life Beyond Money. You got rich, now what? Let's talk about your journey to more a purposeful, intentional, amazing life. Where are you going to go an

Money Learnings: Jason' Parent would not talk about money - so Jason started with zero knowledge. He learned about money through his job in a credit union.    Takeaway: You only live once so create the life you want to live.    Action step: What one small step can you make this week to clarify what you want in life?  Thank you to the FinCon Podcast Network for allowing us to record this episode. Jason Vitug, BIO: I am a people-person. I gravitate towards areas that educate, inspire, and uplift people. I’m an idea man, a go-to-person; adventure seeker and a couch surfer; a helper and a leader; a realist and a dreamer. I’m fascinated by the world around me and equally curious in the ability to create our reality. I’m a financial wellness expert empowering a generation to live their best life through health and wealth. I spent 8.5 years in banking and when the opportunity came to become a successor CEO, I chose to resign instead. I didn’t want to wake up one day realizing I chose comfort over serving a purpose.

Money Learnings: Whitney didn't learn about managing money from her family or school. She learned that money comes from hard work. Her family had addiction and abuse issues. Her mom was stuck in that relationship because she didn't have money   Takeaway: Money = Freedom! Action step: Create your cashflow statement, if you have one - review how you did this year.   Show notes: https://wp.me/p43fRN-bB   Whitney Hansen is a personal finance coach and entrepreneur. She teaches overwhelmed millennials how to pay off debt and be financially independent. She gives them the tools to have more fun with money while sprinkling in a little silliness. Some of her accomplishments are paying off $30,000 in 10 months, buying her first home at 19, and paying $472 for her master's degree. Richer Soul Life Beyond Money. You got rich, now what? Let's talk about your journey to more a purposeful, intentional, amazing life. Where are you going to go and how are you going to get there? Let's figure that out together. At the core i

Money Learnings: Michael grew up without talking about money or it was the source of argument. If you wanted money you had to work for it. Michael started working at 13. Michael removed money arguments from his kids upbringing. He modeled good money behavior for his kids.    Takeaway: You have to take the time to determine what you want in life. Action step: What's one small step you can take this week to improve your life and gain clarity. Create time to have a conversation of what you want in life.  Link to show notes: show notes Michael F. Kay is a Certified Financial Planner®, author and speaker on personal finance and financial life planning. He is the author of two books (The Feel Rich Project and The Business of Life) and he speaks and delivers workshops across the U.S. His latest book, The Feel Rich Project, is about transforming your relationship with money—reaching clarity on what matters most and developing a personal plan to reach it. He is the President of Financial Life Focus and a regular cont

Money Learnings:Parents provided some basics - on checking and savings accounts but not a lot of conversations around money. Brian parents did instill a work ethic in the kids.   Takeaway: You have to have the money conversation. High income doesn't guarantee wealth.    Action step: Figure out your balance sheet and cashflow statement. Bio: Brian started Debt Discipline as a way to help keep his family accountable as they pay off $109,000 worth of consumer debt. Now debt free, Brian's mission is to help his three children prepare for their financial lives, as well as others. http://www.debtdiscipline.com/ See the notes for this episode: Show notes link Richer Soul Life Beyond Money. You got rich, now what?  Let's talk about your journey to more a purposeful, intentional, amazing life. Where are you going to go and how are you going to get there? Let's figure that out together. At the core is the financial well being to be able to do what you want, when you want, how you want. It's about personal freedom! Tha

  Take away: Lead with gratitude and bring balance to all the different pillars in your life.    Action step: Do something that scares you this week.  From making it to giving it away, INSPIRED MONEY means making a difference, creating something bigger than oneself, and maybe even making the world a better place with Andy Wang. Bio: Andrew is a managing partner at Runnymede Capital Management. He's been named one of the top 100 Most Social Financial Advisors. He also contributes to the Huffington Post and has been quoted in a major investment publications including Barrens and Forbes, He also has a podcast called Inspired Money http://www.runnymede.com/ “I’m on a mission to better myself + those around me.” You can hear Andy's show Inspired Money at  http://www.runnymede.com/podcasts/ All the show notes can be found here: https://wp.me/p43fRN-b7 Richer Soul Life Beyond Money. You got rich, now what? Let's talk about your journey to more a purposeful, intentional, amazing life. Where are you going to go and h

  Discovering your true self with Michael McGreevy Beginning in high school, I spent over a decade shackled by fear and insecurity. My grades, musical potential, athletic ability, relationships and future plans all suffered greatly. My anxiety was so debilitating that I didn't want to live anymore. My rescue came in the form of… tragedy.  I watched a friend fall two stories to his death on a construction site.  The memory of seeing his parents pain will never leave my mind.  It’s the same memory that gave me the strength to save two family friends from drowning. ​For the first time in my life, I believed I had something significant to offer the world.​ ​ I’ve devoted my life to ​helping men discover who they were truly made to be. I support leaders all over the country through one on one coaching and mastermind groups. I live in Buffalo, New York with my wife Lydia, my son Gunnar and my daughter Skylar. https://mcgreevyleadership.com/ You can find a link to the book and all the free information that Mike i

Today we focus on time and figuring out what's important and what is noise in our life.  Teresa's mission is to help her clients slow down and stop spinning their wheels, wasting their time being busy but never getting anything important done. She helps her clients recognize their own strengths and skills so they can develop a personalized plan to do what matters enabling them to succeed in their lives, personally and professionally.   Teresa having tried it all – every book, software and app to help her be more productive. she admits it. Teresa was addicted to productivity. She felt if I could just find the right system, She’d be so much more productive. After years on this crazy cycle she finally hit a wall and had to make a change.  Her patterns of destructive behavior were costing her in all areas of her life. She was losing passion for her work, her relationships were falling apart and she never seemed to have any time for my family.   It hit her like a bolt of lightning. she had to choose something