Nov. 23, 2023

How People Natural Tendencies Keep Them From Reaching Financial Freedom with Kyle Christensen - Episode 292

How People Natural Tendencies Keep Them From Reaching Financial Freedom with Kyle Christensen - Episode 292

Kyle Christensen and I explored the natural tendencies that can hinder our path to financial freedom and discussed how we can overcome them. Let's delve deeper into these natural tendencies and explore strategies to break free from their grasp. This...

Kyle Christensen and I explored the natural tendencies that can hinder our path to financial freedom and discussed how we can overcome them. Let's delve deeper into these natural tendencies and explore strategies to break free from their grasp.

This explores several key points:

  • Instant Gratification
  • Fear of Risk
  • Comfort with Familiarity
  • Lack of Financial Education
  • Social Pressure

This practical insight on overcoming these tendencies offers suggestions for adopting healthier financial habits. He encourages us to prioritize financial education, embrace calculated risks, and shift our mindset toward long-term financial success.

Tune in now!

Highlights

  • The decision to start the show on discussing principal-based planning was triggered by the financial noise circulating in the market.
  • Debate regarding the real intentions of financial institutions with regards to their clients.
  • Connection between the ability to read numbers (financial literacy) and the ability to identify the best investments.
  • Discussion on how risk is associated with the level of knowledge one possesses about the subject.
  • One more natural tendency people possess is to delegate responsibility rather than holding themselves accountable for their financial decisions.
  • Disclosure about the business model of financial institutions and the importance of developing one’s own investing strategy.
  • The impracticality of creating 20 or 30 year plans.
  • Discussion on 401Ks and the impossibility of knowing when you’ll achieve financial freedom.
  • Explanation of the velocity method and why financial institutions prefer it to compounding interest.
  • Emphasizes on the need for people to engage and think systematically about their finances.
  • Talks about the aim of their financial planning approach, striving to change the way financial planning is done.


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