Episode 140 – How To Reshape Your Financial Destiny With Joe Saul-Sehy

How do you go from having a credit score in the 500s and $70,000 worth of IRS debt to becoming a renowned financial adviser with incredible success in financial media and personal investments? In this episode, we’re sitting down with Joe Saul-Sehy, who shares how he completely turned around his dire financial situation and took the reigns to achieve financial independence.

In this inspiring episode, we dive into how childhood experiences can affect our perception of money, how financial education can make or break you early in life, and what mindsets you need to make your goals a reality finally. Joe shares his incredible mindset transformation and how it taught him how to handle finances with his partner better, learn from high-performing investors and earners, and figure out the best investment vehicle for his specific goals and vision.

Today, Joe is committed to teaching people the life-changing lessons of money management and financial growth through his podcasts, speaking engagements, and published book. So if you’re ready to pursue the path of financial independence, tune in to hear Joe’s exceptional words of wisdom and hard-earned lessons.

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Podcast Highlights:

[5:30] How Childhood Shaped Joe’s Perception of Money

[9:20] Digging a Hole in Bad Credit and Poor Financial Decisions

[19:00] Surviving Growth Pains of Lifestyle Change

[24:05] How Joe Took Control of His Financial Direction

[27:08] How Automation Is an Absolute Game-Changer

[32:15] Learning From Genuinely Successful People

[33:20] Having Healthy Conversations About Finance With Your Partner

[42:35] Choosing the Most Optimal Investment Asset

[46:25] On the Efficient Frontier

[51:20] Passing Down Financial Wisdom to Your Children

[59:55] What’s Next for Joe

[1:05:45] The Piece of Advice That Saved Joe in the Long Run

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