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StitcherEver found yourself sticking to old, boring finance guides that have been possibly passed down from four generations? We feel ‘ya. For our 200th episode, we’re joined by Joe Saul-Sehy and Emily Guy Birken, the authors of STACKED and they are here to show us how personal finance can be fun, and share some tips for staying motivated on the debt-payoff and savings building journey.
Fall in love with the boring.
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Check out our previous episodes on Minimalism:
Ep 55 Staying motivated while paying off debt
Ep 139 Money Mindset Shifts we all need to make
How to Get STACKED with Joe Saul-Sehy and Emily Guy Birken
In this episode we talk about why you should make personal finance fun and the story behind the “Stacked” Mindset. (And how we can get one!)
For those who’ve been working toward your financial goals for a while but feel stuck, we also talk about an easy-to-do task that anyone can accomplish to make some headway again.
Lastly, if someone is new to money management Joe and Emily share the first thing you should do with your money.
One way we keep money fun in our own lives
- Joe: I make money fun with kids by lowering the utility bill like a limbo (gamifying).
- Emily: Talk about goals with favorite travel destinations
- Jen: Host a fun podcast 😉
- Jill: Update on what our financial sacrifices have afforded us
Get more from Emily and Joe
- Emily: Get one of Emily’s books or connect on Twitter.
- Joe: Listen to Joe every week (three times a week) on Stacking Benjamins, available wherever you get podcasts.
- Grab their new book: Stacked.
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I am a stay at home mom and homeschool my two boys 💙💙 your episodes on frugal self care / contentment / minimal living and scheduling have helped me so much on decluttering my life and allow me to have focus on what is most important to me … you give such great practical tips on how to do what I have always wanted to do ! For example I have always wanted to do a gratitude journal but if I want to add something to my life, I realized something has to go- so I deleted social media off my phone .. this has helped me in my goals of contentment because I am not comparing or bombarded with ads and more time for journaling and connecting with friends on a individual basis 🥰 So thank you!!! I am so grateful for this podcast 💕
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And thanks for sharing your bill Joe and Emily! Joe’s favorite person and man crush; Bill Hader. Meanwhile, Emily has a friend named Bill who is not that good at math and catastrophized the state of the world.
