Catch-Up Planning with Jesse Hurst, Author of PopEnomics
Escape The Clock: How to Become Financially Free and Have th... di Daniel C. Rodgers
Note sull'episodio
Many people in their 40s, 50s, and 60s feel behind on retirement, but the real problem is not just the numbers. It is the uncertainty.
In this episode, financial planner and author of PopEnomics Jesse Hurst explains how pop culture, practical planning, and a shift in mindset can help anyone build a more confident path forward, even if they feel like they started late.
Key Talking Points
- Why so many people feel behind on retirement
- How news and media leads people to make financial mistakes
- The power of pop culture when it comes to relating with the moment
- How to move from fear and guessing to clarity and action
- Creating a catch-up plan that actually works in the real world
Escape The Clock Resources
- The Book: ...
Parole chiave
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