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Episode 100: Continuing Education is a Journey. Teach Your Children Series Kickoff.
Episode 100: Continuing Education is a Journey. Teach Your Children Series Kickoff.
Episode 100: Continuing Education is a Journey. Teach Your Children Series Kickoff.
Wednesday 5th July 2023
Join Jim Gebhardt and Matthew Grishman in the 'Teach Your Children' series kickoff for insights on lifelong learning, financial literacy, and personal growth.
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- The episode emphasizes the importance of being an eternal student and continually improving
- The hosts discuss the interconnectedness of relationships with money, loved ones, and oneself
- Personal experiences and gratitude are shared, highlighting the significance of investing in oneself
- The episode previews upcoming topics, including teaching children about the value of money and struggle
- A call to action encourages listeners to subscribe, leave a review, and visit the podcast's website for more resources
It's just about continually improving at your craft, striving to be the very best version of yourself. Always the student, always learning, always becoming more intentional with your relationships, with yourself, with your people, with your money.
Summer might mean vacations and holidays for many, but for hosts Jim Gebhardt and Matthew Grishman, it's also the perfect time to kick off the third season of their 'Teach Your Children' series. In this episode of Financial Sobriety, they dive into the importance of being a lifelong learner. The focus isn't just on academic learning but on understanding the value of money, the importance of struggle, and the interconnectedness of our relationships with money, loved ones, and ourselves.
Jim and Matthew bring their usual warmth and personal anecdotes to the table, making the discussion relatable and engaging. They emphasize that learning doesn't stop when school is out. Instead, it's a continuous journey that helps us become better versions of ourselves. This episode highlights the significance of ongoing education for both personal growth and as a way to guide children in understanding complex concepts like financial responsibility and resilience.
Listeners will find valuable insights into how to have meaningful conversations about money with their children, teaching them not just the tangibility of money but also instilling a values-based approach to finance. Jim and Matthew share their excitement for the summer curriculum, likening it to a comprehensive, six-course 'barbecue' experience—rich, fulfilling, and designed to be savored.
The episode also offers a sneak peek into upcoming topics that will be covered in this series, including practical tips for intentional investments and strategies to foster a healthy relationship with money. The hosts wrap up with a heartfelt call to action, encouraging listeners to subscribe, leave a review, and explore more resources on their website. This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone looking to enrich their financial literacy while fostering deeper connections with loved ones.