Financial Sobriety
Financial Sobriety
Episode 46: Teach Your Children - Struggle is Good
Episode 46: Teach Your Children - Struggle is Good
Episode 46: Teach Your Children - Struggle is Good
Tuesday 7th September 2021
Matthew and Jim share tips on teaching kids financial discipline, emphasizing personal growth and resilience in this episode of Financial Sobriety.
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Get the buttons here!Teaching Kids Financial Wisdom: Investing in Their Future
The best way to teach your children how to pay themselves first is to do it yourself.
Imagine a world where children grow up understanding the true value of money and the importance of financial discipline. In this episode of 'Financial Sobriety', hosts Matthew Grishman and Jim Gebhardt dive into the essential lesson of teaching kids to 'pay themselves first'. This isn't just about saving money—it's about fostering a mindset that values personal growth and financial stability from a young age.
Matthew and Jim share their own experiences with their children, offering heartfelt anecdotes and practical advice on how to instill these crucial habits. They discuss why it's vital for kids to understand not only the 'why' but also the 'how' of investing in themselves. By setting aside a portion of their income for personal development, kids can build a foundation for a secure financial future. The episode also tackles the often-overlooked benefits of struggle and adversity.
Matthew and Jim emphasize that facing challenges head-on can teach resilience and a positive outlook—skills that are invaluable in both personal finance and life. They highlight the importance of having a rainy day fund, explaining how it can help navigate unexpected expenses and financial setbacks. This episode isn't just for parents; it's for anyone interested in building a healthier relationship with money.
Whether you're looking to teach your kids about financial discipline or seeking to improve your own habits, Matthew and Jim's insights are both practical and inspiring. Tune in to learn how to make smart financial decisions that will benefit you and your family for years to come.