The Data Pays For Its Self
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Episode 18— How Cyborg Gramps Pays for His Wearables
Last week we promised to open the books. This week we did. Cyborg Gramps walks through his actual monthly wearable bill (roughly $110–$140 a month) and the four sources that pay for it without touching retirement money or a credit card: the Subtraction Dividend, the Ninety-Day Audition, the Garage IPO, and the One-Hour Rule. Bruce takes the One-Hour Rule and turns it into the simplest possible on-ramp to digital entrepreneurship for people over fifty, and gives an honest account of what the unpaid phase looks like, including the three hundred subscribers he never wrote to until this week. Plus: the truth about Medicare and HSA coverage for wearables, and an update on the private, on-device wearable app.
Nothing in this episode is financial, tax, insurance, or medical advice. Confirm anything involving coverage, taxes, or your health with a licensed professional who knows your situation.
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