I asked this question in our group IG channel, but I was curious if you have finance meetings with Rachel? If so, what do you talk about? What’s the frequency? How do you tell your spouse we need to stop spending money on dumb shit so we can be better for our future? This is the one Dave Ramsey approach that I’ve always wanted to do with my wife. We’ve had them in the past but they just seem to go in one ear and out the other. I have an excel template that I use to track all money going in and out that I do with every pay check. I’m trying to find an app to help automate some of this, but I also enjoy the nerdery behind doing it manually. I just signed up for an app called monarch. Testing it out and can report back later how I like it. I know @Mike Poglese uses rocket. Would love to hear how you use it and the pros and cons.

In just 2 weeks, I feel like my life has changed for the good. Being around the IG group and on this platform, along with the coryG app. It makes me better. Being present for myself, awareness into being better, and the willingness to get better all funnels that fuel for that fire to be the best version of myself. I haven't been this excited to wake up everyday to tackle intentional time blocks, knowing that I'm getting better everyday, literally! Next steps are to understand how to fill out the PFS that @Mike Poglese so graciously shared with us. Once that is filled out and I can understand my scorecard, I feel like I'll have a true grasp on my finances. Which will then set me up for the, "What's next?" conversation. Thanks again for everything @Cory Gregory @Mike Poglese 🫶🏻

🔥🔥🔥 "When you spend it, it’s gone, but when you invest it, it’s coming back with friends." 🔥🔥🔥

Today I had an interview for an online course called Memorisely. The role is for me to teach like-minded individuals who want to become UX/UI/Product designers. Currently, I do this with another online school/bootcamp but it's just not as lucrative as it once was. So, I decided to be proactive and see what else is out there that I can do to utilize my skillset. I saw that Memorisely was hiring and so I applied. Today was the final interview where I had to run through a task that is part of the curriculum they teach. The money isn't life changing, but it's something. For 3 hours a week, I'll $200. 1.5hours is dedicated to teaching and the other 1.5hours is dedicated to async feedback on the students work. The courses are either 8 or 16 weeks. I believe I can do either. I look at this as a bunch of positives. - It gives me the opportunity to teach the next wave of tomorrow's designers which is pretty fucking cool IMO. - make some extra income - which then I could invest with, or pay off debt, contribute to savings - I think the biggest take away is that it helps me become a better speaker, planner, organizer, etc which will then help me incorporate these techniques into my own business down the road. Now, I don't know if I got the job yet, but I left feeling like I did after the interview. I'll keep you all posted.

These first 2 calls have lit a fire under me to build my wealth pillars & feels the same as when I decided to really lock in on the Fitness pillars for good. Let’s GO ya’ll!