A horrifying event changed Leisa Peterson’s life…for the better. What happened? That’s what we’ll discuss with her on this show, along with a great discussion on fear. Plus, we’ll talk about crazy things people buy with student loan money AND answer questions from Amy about when to hire a financial advisor and from Michael about when to diversify his investments. There’s ALL of that and more on today’s show!
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- Humans Are Great at Arguing but Bad at Reasoning. Julia Galef Explains Why. (Helio)
- You won’t believe what some students blow school loan money on (USA Today)
<15:19>Leisa Peterson
Say hello to Leisa on Twitter: @leislooski
Check out Leisa’s site AND the Art of Abundance podcast at: WealthClinic.com
<35:05>Doug’s Trivia
- During the Great Depression, of the 25,000 US banks operating in the late 1920’s, how many had shut down by 1933 when FDR was inaugurated?
<40:44>”OG is taking clients” hotline
- Amy – When should I hire a financial planner?
Need help with your financial plan? Use this link to schedule a meeting with OG: StackingBenjamins.com/OG
<48:01> Letters
- Michael – Should I diversify my oil and gas holdings now or wait?
“Fortunately he had a vendetta against his doctor”
“Fortunately”? Wow! And then SHE had “PTSD” from being in the same building where someone else was shot.
Hey, Bill! I don’t recall us using that phrase…but clearly it wasn’t the best one. We try to script out most of the show to avoid unfortunate phrases like the one above, but sometimes they slip through. I hope you know what we meant. Thanks for listening!