Frameworks & Finance
Kurtis Hanni
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Each Wednesday, Kurtis talks about either a framework or financial concept. These could be personal or professional and will span a wide range of topics.
Once a month, Kurtis will host a guest to get another perspective.
Join us in this journey to improve our thinking in life and work.
Show notes and resources at kurtishanni.com/ff-podcast
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Discerning what's best and exploring investing options - Essentialism book Part 1
Frameworks & Finance
09/01/21 • 33 min
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Have you ever felt overwhelmed and as if you don't have enough time? Today we're going to look at the book "Essentialism" by Greg Mckeown and discuss how to have a systematic approach to determining our highest priorities. Today we'll focus on exploring as many options as possible and then have a strict filter for what sticks.
Links
Millionaire Next Door podcast episode
Up Next
Next week we'll dive deeper into the book "Essentialism" and discuss the principles of committing and creating a buffer and how it applies to your budget and investing decisions.
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09/01/21 • 33 min
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Removing biases and creating buffer in our budget and investment strategies - Essentialism Part 2
Frameworks & Finance
09/08/21 • 33 min
Have you ever overcommitted or underestimated the time it would take to do something? In our second look at the book Essentialism, we discuss how elimination and creating a buffer will help your budget, investing, and overall personal financial life.
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The Psychology of Money book (affiliate)
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09/08/21 • 33 min
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How to fail well (The Waterline Principle)
Frameworks & Finance
07/06/22 • 16 min
Failure is seen as a bad word, but not all failure is bad. In this episode, I talk about what good failure looks like and introduce a few principles that will help you fail well.
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07/06/22 • 16 min
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Teaching children about money and rewiring our brain - Seven and a Half Lessons About the Brain book
Frameworks & Finance
08/18/21 • 29 min
Do you understand the brain? Have you ever wondered how to teach your kids about money? Are you interested in rewiring your brain to reroute you away from those bad financial and health decisions? In this episode, we'll talk about the book "Seven and a Half Lessons About the Brain" and how you can take these lessons about the brain and apply them to your personal finances.
Takeaways
- Takeaway #1 - Little brains wire themselves to their world, so we need to be intentional about teach them about money.
- Takeaway #2 - Your brain predicts what you do, so we need to rewire our brains by pre-planning our money steps.
Links
Seven and a Half Lessons website
Next Up
Next week we'll talk about why you should read more books.
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08/18/21 • 29 min
How to stop getting distracted from your money goals - Indistractable Book
Frameworks & Finance
07/28/21 • 35 min
We are constantly distracted in all phases of our lives. Whether it be your phone notifications, interruptions at work, or getting sucked into the social media app feed loop, we all have weaknesses for something that can take us away from what we really want. Through the book Indistractable, we'll learn how to reduce distractions and turn that into traction towards fulfilling the money goals we have.
Takeaways
- Takeaway #1 [09:16] - We need to understand the root causes of distraction.
- Takeaway #2 [13:57] - Thinking differently about our internal triggers and apply the 10-minute rule to fight them.
- Takeaway #3 [21:59] - Know what you're being distracted from by timeboxing.
Financial Applications
- Take time to examine the root causes of your money mistakes [25:31]
- Implement the 10-minute rule to better manage your spending [30:57]
Links
Indistractable bonuses (after purchase)
Next Up
Next week we'll talk about the book "Tiny Habits" and how you can create 'After I ____, I will ____' statements to improve your personal financial outcomes.
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07/28/21 • 35 min
Common factors to becoming a millionaire - The Millionaire Next Door Book
Frameworks & Finance
07/21/21 • 37 min
The classic book "The Millionaire Next Door" explores 7 common factors between the millionaires around us. We all have our perceptions of what a millionaire looks like, but this perception is not accurate! We'll explore 3 takeaways and 3 applications to your financial life to get you closer to becoming the millionaire next door yourself.
Takeaways
- Takeaway #1 [08:41] - Living well below your means. This is accomplished "playing great defense", having a budget, and planning for the future.
- Takeaway #2 [15:36] - Allocate your time, energy, and money in ways that are conducive to building wealth
- Takeaway #3 [25:03] - Raise children who are independent and do not provide "economic outpaitent care."
Financial Applications
- Choose a field [33:14]
- Save 20% of your income [34:14]
- Put together a plan [36:14]
Links
Indexology Exhibit 1: Most will underperform the market average
SPIVA: 2020 Active vs Passive Scorecard
Financial Samurai: Active vs Passive performance
Barrons: Hedge Fund performance
Next Up
Next week we'll talk about the book Indistractable and how you can stop getting distracted from your money goals!
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07/21/21 • 37 min
How to create better money habits without relying on willpower or motivation - Tiny Habits book
Frameworks & Finance
08/04/21 • 36 min
Building habits is hard. When relying on motivation and willpower, lapses can create frustration and make it hard to establish a habit. By looking at the book Tiny Habits by BJ Fogg, we can use behavioral design principles to create better money habits.
Takeaways
- Takeaway #1 [07:24] - Design better habits by understanding the anatomy of a tiny habit.
- Takeaway #2 [15:41] - Understand the BMAP model and how we can use it to "lower the bar" in habit creation.
- Takeaway #3 [25:59] - Use the After I ____, I will ____ statement to add tiny habits onto already established routines.
Links
Tiny Habits recipe maker webpage
Next Up
Next week we'll talk about the book "Seven and a Half Lessons About the Brain" by Lisa Feldman Barrett and how we can reroute our brain towards better financial decisions.
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08/04/21 • 36 min
How to create a "someday" fund and complete your most important tasks - Make Time Book
Frameworks & Finance
07/07/21 • 33 min
Have you ever let a day slip by and only completed your small tasks without ever getting to the big problem you needed to address? Have you ever struggled to focus and get settled in once you're ready to work? Make Time is a book with the tagline "How to focus on what matters every day". This is a book I have read more than anything besides the Bible! In this episode, we will look at 2 key takeaways from the book and then find financial applications for your life.
Outline
- Takeaway #1 [07:57] - Abolish "infinity pools" to set times and spaces
- Takeaway #2 [14:30] - Managing your email
- Financial Application [22:33] - Start a "someday" fund
Links
Bonus Chapter (mention I brought you!)
Next Up
Next week we'll talk about 5 recommended books for your summer reading list!
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07/07/21 • 33 min
Introduction: we all struggle with financial doubt. Here is how this podcast plans to help.
Frameworks & Finance
07/07/21 • 12 min
At one point or another we've all been overwhelmed with our personal finances and unsure what decisions to make. This podcast aims to help you distill the information and deep dive into your personal finances. This episode is an introduction into what you can expect and the behind the podcast.
Outline
- Why called Delve into Money [04:00]
- About Me [8:23]
Links
Next Up
Listen next to the launch episode, which is about the book "Make Time". We discuss how to better focus on what matters each day and creating a someday fund to create breathing room in your financial life. Listen here!
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07/07/21 • 12 min
5 book recommendations to level up your personal finances
Frameworks & Finance
07/14/21 • 25 min
“The most important investment you can make is in yourself.” - Warren Buffet
Learning from those smarter than you is a key to financial success and these 5 books should help you get one step closer to a better financial future.
Outline
- The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel [03:35]
- The Millionaire Next Door by Thomas Stanley & William Danko [08:31]
- I Will Teach You To Be Rich by Ramit Sethi [10:42]
- Essentialism by Greg McKeown & Effortless[15:13]
- Soundtracks by Jon Acuff [19:17]
Links (some affiliate links)
The Millionaire Next Door book
I Will Teach You To Be Rich book
Next Up
Next week we'll look at the book The Millionaire Next Door.
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07/14/21 • 25 min
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How many episodes does Frameworks & Finance have?
Frameworks & Finance currently has 74 episodes available.
What topics does Frameworks & Finance cover?
The podcast is about Entrepreneurship, Podcasts, Business and Careers.
What is the most popular episode on Frameworks & Finance?
The episode title 'Discerning what's best and exploring investing options - Essentialism book Part 1' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Frameworks & Finance?
The average episode length on Frameworks & Finance is 28 minutes.
How often are episodes of Frameworks & Finance released?
Episodes of Frameworks & Finance are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of Frameworks & Finance?
The first episode of Frameworks & Finance was released on Jun 11, 2021.
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