Financial Sobriety
Financial Sobriety
Episode 102: Teach Your Children Encore series: The Value Of A Dollar
Episode 102: Teach Your Children Encore series: The Value Of A Dollar
Episode 102: Teach Your Children Encore series: The Value Of A Dollar
Tuesday 18th July 2023
Matthew Grishman and Jim Gebhardt share practical tips for teaching kids the true value of money through honesty and real-life experiences.
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Episode Overview
- Vulnerability and sharing mistakes as a path to growth
- Teaching children about money through actions and words
- Instilling intentionality and responsibility
- Creating tangible experiences with money to understand its value
- Comprehensive approach to financial education for parents and children
There is so much to learn by sharing your mistakes, by sharing your failures and being vulnerable. That's part of the evolution in some of this, is that vulnerability is the new strength.
Imagine if your kids truly understood the value of money from an early age. In this episode of 'Financial Sobriety', hosts Matthew Grishman and Jim Gebhardt dive into the essential lessons of financial literacy for children. Summertime is the perfect moment to revisit their popular 'Teach Your Children' series, which has been a hit among listeners.
Matthew and Jim focus on the concept that money is more than just something to spend; it's about understanding its worth and being intentional with it. Through personal anecdotes and practical advice, the hosts share their own experiences with money and parenting. They highlight the importance of being open and honest with kids about finances. Vulnerability and sharing past mistakes are key themes, showing that it's okay to learn and grow together.
The episode also discusses the benefits of using cash to help children grasp the tangible value of money. This conversation goes beyond just talking about money; it’s about creating real-life experiences that teach kids responsibility and intentionality. Matthew and Jim emphasize that these lessons are invaluable, even if they seem simple in theory. By instilling these values early on, parents can help their children develop a healthier relationship with money.
For those looking to guide their kids through the complexities of credit, first jobs, and financial balance, this episode offers a comprehensive approach to financial education. It’s not just about teaching; it’s about evolving together as a family.