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The Importance of a Financial Philosophy to Your Business and Personal Life
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Topics discussed in this episode:
- Greg gives an update on his next steps for deciding whether to create digital courses for an industry or a position across multiple industries.
- Greg explains the steps he's taking to research and decide which digital courses he may want to create. In particular, gaining clarity on what he doesn't want to do just as much as getting clear on what he does want to do.
- Jason and Greg discuss business financial lessons and what to do think about when starting a new business.
- Greg talks about Unexpected and Unknown expenses that come up when building a business and how best to prepare for them.
- Jason talks about the unexpected expenses he's experienced in the first year of Wandering Aimfully, the lessons he's learned, and adjustments he'll make next time.
- Greg talks about his personal investment philosophy and how he makes financial decisions.
- Jason talks about how he paid off over $100,000 in debt and how he makes financial decisions now.
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