Episode #27 “Gifting Financial Courage”

02/10/21 • 55 min

With Scott Hannah | CEO & President of the Credit Counselling Society Highlights: How Scott’s organization has helped their clients repay over $500,000,000 of debtsScott’s view on how clients can “build courage” to take back control of their moneyWhy having clarity is essential when taking control of your moneyHow consumers can be proactive vs reactiveWhy adding “slack” into our financial lives brings clarity, confidence and courageHow taking the weight off the debt off your shoulder’s changes everythingWhy understanding your “values” will keep you financially groundedWhy “humility” is so necessary to ScottHow the invincible impact of stress is impacting us at workScott is a servant leader. His words will inspire you Quotes: “Everyone talks about the killing they made in the stock market; no one wants to talk about how the stock market killed them” Scott Hannah"Who cares if you don’t have the nicest car in the neighbourhood” Scott Hannah“We give people back control” Scott Hannah Links: Scott’s Organization’s Website: https://nomoredebts.org/The Ego is The Enemy by Ryan HolidayScott Hannah’s weekly columnMy Money Coach Resource

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Episode #26 “Living Life in The Front Row”

With Jon Vroman | CEO & Founder of Front Row Dads Bio: Jon Vroman is a husband and father, who also happens to be the founder of FrontRowDads.com and host of the Front Row Dad podcast. His mission is to help high-performing entrepreneurial men be family men with businesses, not businessmen with families. In addition to his business and family, Jon founded FrontRowFoundation.org in 2005, a charity that that creates unforgettable moments for individuals who are braving life-threatening illnesses. Highlights: How to get out of our outdated “stories” that are no longer serving meHearing Jon explain his “broken” story to his current “intentional” storyHow Jon changed his story once he “refined where he gave his energy.”How to be a family man FIRST and business owner secondJon’s perspective of living life in the front seatJon explains how less is more in his current storyWhy Jon feels less is moreMaking decisions that are in alignment with my bodyDo your best hours of the day spend on your values? Quotes: “Pain can become purpose” Jon Vroman“Refining where I want to give my time and energy” Jon Vroman“Most businessmen have read 1,000 books on leadership and one book on marriage” Jon Vroman“Sometimes we are treating the barista better than our spouse,” Jon Vroman“I am not willing to sell my life to become financially free,” Jon Vroman Links: The Front Row Dads Website Top 10 Front Row Dad Podcasts Jeff Woods – The One Thing Minimalism: A Documentary About the Important Things The Story of the Mexican Fisherman Steve Bouchard Adam Stock Justin Donald – Lifestyle Investor David Osborn

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Episode #28 “The Lasting Impacts of Game Stop”

With Preet Banerjee and David Lewis Preet's Bio: Originally trained as a neuroscientist, Preet now excels within the world of finance. Preet has been featured on the CBC’s National, The Morning Show on Global, the Globe and Mail, his own youtube channel and his own podcast mostly money. Preet is the founder of a Fintech company called MoneyGaps. David's Bio: David Lewis is the President of Research Institute at BEworks. He earned his PhD in Marketing (Consumer Behavior) from the Lazaridis School of Business and Economics at Wilfrid Laurier University. He completed his MBA in Finance and Strategy at the Schulich School of Business at York University, and is also a Chartered Financial Analyst. Highlights: What is a short squeeze? What impact does it have?Why Game Stop’s short squeeze gained so much attentionThe effect of zero cost trading on our behavioursHow the gamification is investor behavioursHow the sub-Reddit groups celebrate lossesThe parallels between Game Stop and the insurrection at the capitol buildingThe impact our behavioural biases have on our financial livesThe importance of a financial process to combat behavioural biases Behavioural Finance Terms: Overconfidence biasConfirmation biasEndowment effectDunning Kruger EffectThe Illusion of Explanatory DepthThe Muller Lyer Illusion Quotes: “This is not investing; this is gambling” Preet Banerjee“It’s like being tossed around in a canoe in a tsunami,” Preet Banerjee“It’s not a fair game on Wall Street” David Lewis“87% of people don’t have an advisor or ignore their advisor” David Lewis Links: Preet’s Game Stop Video on Shorts and Short Squeezes explained CLICK HEREPreet’s Podcast Mostly Money CLICK HEREPreet's Personal Finance BookDavid Lewis' site BEworks CLICK HERE