Morning brothers! I was recently at a conference and one of the speakers said “your financial IQ is directly related to your current financial situation”. After hearing that, I’m ready to learn as much as possible, even going back to the basics. Looking for any book, podcast, follow recommendations y’all may have OR what worked for you? How did you begin to change your financial situation? I’m sure we are all striving for more $ so would love to keep this convo going and see how we can help each other. Let’s BUILD!

Larger meal than I honestly normally have and a little bit higher fat content but it's exactly what I needed. "What gets measured, gets managed"

I've got a huge sweet tooth but I've become passionate about navigating through that. I used to be over 25% body fat and zero idea about nutrition. Now I stick around 10% and love the food I eat. I'll try to do a better job of posting recipes on my Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/saving_sherpa?igsh=MWt5Y3picTJuYXFyZQ==) And I also wanted to provide a link to my nutrition trackers. Apps are also great but I'm a spreadsheet man through and through. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1k5P2rkw5-YKQ2GPtd0SIGPAHw8UvimGZjiNercBY-Ts/edit?usp=drivesdk

Hey Team, pumped to be involved in a group like this. I actually started 75 hard back at first of the year and it has been great. I've really enjoyed my health journey over the last two years. Got my nutritional dialed in and so much more consistently with workouts. If you ever need some healthy high protein dessert ideas hit me up. I'm also very much into personal finance and love coaching people in that realm. I also run a podcast that covers financial Independence and retiring early as well as a blog. So feel free to hit me up and nerd out on finance