About this episode
In this episode of the Weekly Wealth Podcast, David Chudyk delves into the psychology behind financial motivation. He begins by asking listeners whether they are more driven by the fear of losing or the desire to win, relating this to financial goals versus financial fears. Drawing parallels with sports legends like Michael Jordan and Serena Williams, David explores how different motivations can influence our financial decisions. He discusses the importance of recognizing these motivations in managing money and achieving financial success. David also provides practical advice for addressing common financial fears. He emphasizes the importance of having a solid spending plan, maintaining buffer assets like cash equivalents, and considering annuities for guaranteed income in retirement. Additionally, he covers the significance of life and disability insurance for young families, ensuring financial security in case of unexpected events. David wraps up by discussing investment fears, advocating for diversification, holding bonds, and exploring alternative asset classes to mitigate risks in the stock market. Here's something to think about: How does David suggest listeners can support the Weekly Wealth podcast? What does David believe is the impact of how we handle our money? What type of clients does David focus on in his wealth management practice? What common fear among retirees or pre-retirees does David discuss in the podcast? What are two strategies David mentions to prevent running out of money in retirement? Why does David think having a buffer asset is important? Email David@parallelfinancial.com Visit www.weeklywealthpodcast.com Download ENDGAME at www.weeklywealthpodast.com/endgame