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Episode 132: Graduation Part II - Cops to Coaches to Consultants. Developing Our Children.
Episode 132: Graduation Part II - Cops to Coaches to Consultants. Developing Our Children.
Episode 132: Graduation Part II - Cops to Coaches to Consultants. Developing Our Children.
Tuesday 9th July 2024
Matthew Grishman and Jim Gebhardt challenge Dave Ramsey's anti-debt stance, advocating for strategic investments in children's futures.
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- Challenge the anti-debt mindset and consider debt as a tool for strategic investments.
- Implement the 'Five to Thrive' principles: effort, preparedness, accountability, and more.
- Understand the different phases of parenting: cop, coach, consultant.
- Teach children resilience and responsibility through intentional actions.
- Make smarter financial decisions that positively impact your children's futures.
If at the end of the day, all you have are skills in these five things we're going to share, I think you can be wildly successful in life
In this episode of Financial Sobriety, Matthew Grishman and Jim Gebhardt dive into the controversial topic of debt, challenging the anti-debt stance popularised by Dave Ramsey. They argue that this rigid mindset may prevent parents from making strategic investments in their children's futures. Instead, they advocate for a balanced approach to debt, viewing it as a tool for intentional investments rather than a source of shame.
Matthew and Jim share their 'Five to Thrive' principles, which emphasise effort, preparedness, and accountability as key elements for success. These principles are not just financial advice but life lessons that can help parents guide their children towards a more intentional and fulfilling life. Through personal anecdotes and practical tips, they highlight the importance of teaching children resilience and responsibility from a young age.
The episode also explores the different phases of parenting - from being a cop to a coach to a consultant - and how each phase requires a different approach to help children develop autonomy and learn from their failures. Whether you're a parent looking to make smarter financial decisions or someone interested in a more nuanced view of debt, this episode offers valuable insights and actionable advice.