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Financial Sobriety
'Financial Sobriety' helps you transform your relationship with money, people, and self through heartfelt stories and practical advice.
Episodes: 181
Transforming Your Finances and Life with Financial Sobriety
Curious about how changing your relationship with money can change your life? 'Financial Sobriety' is a podcast that tackles this head-on, blending personal stories with practical advice. Hosted by Matthew Grishman and Jim Gebhardt, the show offers a step-by-step guide to mending your relationships with money, people, and yourself. Matthew's journey from financial ruin to true wealth is both eye-opening and inspiring.
He hit rock bottom but found a way to climb back up, thanks to a mentor who helped him reshape his life. Now, Matthew and Jim share this transformative path with listeners, offering a blend of heartfelt conversations and actionable strategies. Whether you're struggling with debt, trying to build better relationships, or seeking personal growth, this podcast provides a safe and informal space to learn and grow. It's like sitting down with two friends who genuinely care about your well-being.
Tune in to discover how you can achieve financial sobriety and find true wealth.
Latest Episodes
Episode 167: A Holiday Reflection on Wealth, Health and Purpose. (Encore Episode)
Reflecting on a pivotal Christmas Eve five years ago, Jim Gebhardt and Matthew Grishman explore aligning finances with life's true purpose through stories of gratitude and vulnerability.
Episode 166: Living Your "Why" by Understanding Who, Not How.
Jim and Matthew discuss embracing Life 3.0 by focusing on 'who, not how' to achieve personal and financial goals, sharing stories of growth and adventure.
Episode 165: Shaping Your Financial Story. Preparing for Life After the Exit.
Jim and Matthew discuss shaping your financial story, focusing on risk management and personalised planning for Life 3.0. They challenge conventional retirement ideas.
Episode 164: The Entrepreneur's Clarity and the Right to Say "No".
Jim Gebhardt and Matthew Grishman discuss how gratitude and the 'clarity compass' can enhance financial planning by aligning it with personal growth. They highlight the importance of saying 'no' to d…
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