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The Financial Independence Show

Podcast The Financial Independence Show
Cody Berman and Justin Taylor
Cody Berman and Justin Taylor believe in the concept of “Financial Independence For All”. The Financial Independence Show focuses on REAL stories of individuals...

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  • Helping 1,000,000 People Invest in Real Estate | Dustin Heiner
    Dustin Heiner returns to the show after a long 5 years to share what he's been up to since his last appearance (a lot!). We discuss His recent 355-unit apartment building and multiple hotel acquisitions How he's built a podcasting network His fast-growing real estate conference His daily and weekly routine and how he balances work and life What it really takes to build passive income And so much more. Dustin's goal is to help 1,000,000 people start investing in real estate, and he's already made huge progress. If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a friend! Links from The Episode REWBCon (Use code "Cody" for 10% off) Dustin's Free Real Estate Investing Course Dustin's Instagram Dustin's YouTube Master Passive Income Dustin's First Appearance on The FI Show YouTube Interview https://youtu.be/5ok7JGOhVwE Join the Community We’d love to hear your comments and questions about this week’s episode. Here are some of the best ways to stay in touch and get involved in The FI Show community! Grab the Ultimate FI Spreadsheet Join our Facebook Group Leave us a voicemail Send an email to contact [at] TheFIshow [dot] com If you like what you hear, please subscribe and leave a rating/review! >> You can do that by clicking here << Learn More About Your Hosts CodyDBerman.com (Cody’s Blog) Saving-Sherpa (Justin’s blog)
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  • 2025 Goals and Updates (+ a Major Podcast Announcement)
    Today we bring you our goals for 2025 along with some upcoming changes to the podcast. Every year, we like to map out some of our goals and what we aim to accomplish. We break these down into the following categories: Money/Finance Fitness Family/Relationship Other Some examples of Cody's goals include: Doubling down on what works for business and finance Completing an Ironman Cutting out bad relationships and doubling down on good ones Completing the build for his "forever" home Some of Justin's Goals include: Running a sub-22-min 5k and completing a half-marathon Simplifying the investment account sprawl Coming away from his trip with a short list of slow travel locations Writing more In the episode, you'll get the full breakdown of all the goals and why some of these are the focus for 2025. We hope you enjoyed this goal-setting episode and are inspired to make some big moves in 2025. If you found value in the episode, please share it with a friend! Links from The Episode Traveling the World for $46/day 2023 Recap and 2024 Goals Join the Community We’d love to hear your comments and questions about this week’s episode. Here are some of the best ways to stay in touch and get involved in The FI Show community! Grab the Ultimate FI Spreadsheet Join our Facebook Group Leave us a voicemail Send an email to contact [at] TheFIshow [dot] com If you like what you hear, please subscribe and leave a rating/review! >> You can do that by clicking here << Learn More About Your Hosts CodyDBerman.com (Cody’s Blog) Saving-Sherpa (Justin’s blog)
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  • 12 Money Lessons (Christmas Special)
    Today we bring you a Christmas special of sorts. The 12 money lessons as a play on the 12 days of Christmas. These are some of the most foundational takeaways we've realized during our financial journey. We truly believe if you master these lessons, you'll have a clear path to hitting your money goals. 12 Money Lessons We Cover: Retirement is a number, not an age 4% rule or cash flow method Your first investment should be in yourself $10K toward self-betterment will likely go a lot further than it will in the S&P or RE at the beginning of your journey Compound interest is insane  Investing $500 a month from 25 - 45 and then stopping will give you ~$1M in retirement at 65. Investing $1,000 a month from 45-65 will give you only $500,000. Start Early. The 80/20 of spending Focusing on the “big 3” (housing, transportation, food) will do way more for you than penny-pinching in other categories There’s no “right way” to reach financial independence If someone tells you the X is the only way, they’re lying or trying to sell you something. Can be done via index funds, RE, corporate job, digital products, etc. Action > Information You will learn way more by actually doing the thing, than reading books, listening to podcasts, or watching YouTube videos about it. Now is not a bad time to start Almost anytime you look back 4 years at investing you’ll wish you would have bought even more which is just a sure sign that if you feel like you need to wait to invest, you’re probably wrong Do the experience You’ll probably never regret the money spent on a memorable activity with friends and family It’s not about the money Yes, you’ll need to focus on money for a while and build up a nest egg but it the end the money is just a tool to give you the freedom to focus on the things you really care about, it’s not about lavishness or material obsession. Saving up a ton of money doesn’t make you a greedy person Don’t make a plan, make a contract Investing will have turbulence and that’s when people are most likely to make bad decisions. This happens when we let our emotions get involved. Instead of making a general plan, make some hard contractual-type promises with yourself so that when times get tough, you don’t even consider making rash decisions You’ll adjust to anything This can be an advantage or disadvantage. The advantage is that you can live a lifestyle very different to others and find that you can still reach a very high level of happiness. The disadvantage comes when we have lifestyle inflation and our spending keeps increasing but the novelty wears off and we don’t feel any different but our spending has increased dramatically You can’t know where to go,  if you don’t know where you are Getting an accurate state of your finances and spending is critical. You don’t have to fixate on creating a budget right away but definitely track your spending with extreme accuracy for a few months so you have real data to work with It’s not about how much you make, it’s about how much you keep (there are people making $200k living paycheck to paycheck, and people making $50k saving 50%) Be informed I try not to tell people what they can and can’t spend money on, just do the math to understand what the decision you’re making now means for your future self. Get comfortable with some basic spreadsheet math and project out things, compare options, just take a pause and do some calculations We hope you enjoyed this special episode and these lessons for your financial journey. If you found value in the episode, please share it with a friend! Join the Community We’d love to hear your comments and questions about this week’s episode. Here are some of the best ways to stay in touch and get involved in The FI Show community!
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  • Finding Purpose and Meaning | Doc G
    Jordan Grumet aka Doc G brings his brilliant insights to help listeners find answers to one of the hardest questions we battle with, what is our purpose? That gets broken down in this episode and his upcoming book, The Purpose Code. He has a history as a physician which brings amazing perspectives, especially from his time as a hospice doctor. Jordan recounts his life lessons to explain how to find purpose and shed the anxiety that normally comes with that search. He also breaks down the difference between regret and disappointment. Jordan does a phenomenal job of incorporating exercises at the end of each chapter to put what you read into practice. The book and discussion don't just stop with your life but also discuss how to leave a lasting legacy for others. There's no doubt that Jordan has some of the most thoughtful and insightful conversations anywhere in the personal finance space. If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a friend! Links from The Episode The Purpose Code Book Jordan's Website Earn and Invest Podcast Jordan's First Episode on The FI Show YouTube Interview https://youtu.be/DunvVz_JdTc Join the Community We’d love to hear your comments and questions about this week’s episode. Here are some of the best ways to stay in touch and get involved in The FI Show community! Grab the Ultimate FI Spreadsheet Join our Facebook Group Leave us a voicemail Send an email to contact [at] TheFIshow [dot] com If you like what you hear, please subscribe and leave a rating/review! >> You can do that by clicking here << Learn More About Your Hosts CodyDBerman.com (Cody’s Blog) Saving-Sherpa (Justin’s blog)
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  • Financial Freedom in 3 Years (Cody’s FI Journey Explained)
    Someone recently asked me: "How did you reach FI?" I didn't have a great answer for them that didn't take 30+ minutes to explain. So, I recorded a podcast episode outlining my entire FI Journey - all the numbers, all the income streams, all the expenses, year over year. Below are the notes I created to guide the episode. 2016 Read the 4-Hour Workweek Started my first real business, Arsenal Discs Learned how to build a website, marketing, sales, networking, negotiations, pricing, product design… all the HARD way 2017 Discovered FI through Mr. Money Mustache Started listening to podcasts like ChooseFI and Afford Anything Read books like Simple Path to Wealth and Your Money or Your Life Learned about side hustles, taxes, the 4% rule, etc. Despite all this, didn’t really have any money since I was paying for college Locked in job for July 2018, plan was to work 7-10 years to hit FI 2018 Went to CampFI in January and FI became “real” Lived in Australia with lots of time on my hands and started side hustling after being unable to find a regular job Blog launched in April 2018 to document my journey Started working as a commercial RE lender in July 2018 once I returned to the U.S. All-in comp was $80-85k Knowing that FI existed was a blessing and a curse Launched podcast in August 2018 (nothing else like it) FinCon 2018 (CampFI on steroids) - met Grant and others By the end of that year, I had tried a dozen new side hustles (blogging, podcasting, freelance writing, building websites, editing podcasts, affiliate marketing, digital products, etc) Income: $44,000, Net worth: $75,000, Stock market: -6.24% 2019 Quit my corporate job on January 31, 2019 with $30,000+ saved Side hustles were bringing in $1,200 per month, but my expenses were the same ($450 rent, paid off car, super frugal) Financial Freedom book tour March-May of 2019 Teamed up with Julie to launch Gold City Ventures in June 2019 So many people asking for 1-on-1, wanted to teach at scale Most of my time after that was spent working on Gold City Ventures Practicing my craft to teach better Managing a community, recording & packaging content, hiring people Originally launched E-Printables, a blogging course, and a freelancing course LOTs of learning lessons from this business Income: $96,000, Net worth: $179,000, Stock market: 28.88% 2020 Went all-in on digital products (dropped blogging and freelancing from GCV) Etsy shop, Shopify store, templates, etc. Continued to live extremely frugally (spending less than $25,000/year) Bought 3-unit house hack in September 2020 $235,000, we lived in the basement, rent $2,200, expenses $1,700 Bought duplex in November 2020 $170,000, rent $2,250, expenses $1,350 Bought 3-unit house hack in December 2020 $315,000, we moved to 1BR/1BA, rent $2,600, expenses $2,100 First house hack jumped to $3,000 in rent once we moved out Income: $198,000, Net worth: $392,000, Stock market: 16.26% 2021 Started freelancing for Motley Fool (who acquired MillennialMoney.com) Extra $10K/month, SEO, “thinking big”, awesome team Bought triplex in May 2021 $245,000, rent $2,900, expenses $1,900 ~$200,000 in down payments came from digital product income Gold City Ventures continues to grow rapidly Income: $403,000, Net worth: $1,035,000, Stock market: 26.89% Financial Freedom!  Had RE making $3,000+ in cash flow, $500,000+ invested in the stock market In addition to the semi-passive $20,000+ per month I was earning with digital products Since I reached financial independence, I have continued to work on my main business, Gold City Ventures and invest 90%+ of my income into index funds and real estate. Links from the Episode CodyDBerman.com (previously FlytoFi) The FI Show (first episode)
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About The Financial Independence Show

Cody Berman and Justin Taylor believe in the concept of “Financial Independence For All”. The Financial Independence Show focuses on REAL stories of individuals on their journey to financial independence. Each episode aims to include actionable insights and takeaways for listeners to implement into their own financial situation. The podcast covers topics like building wealth, entrepreneurship, investing, money mindset, small business, frugality, geoarbitrage, side hustles, real estate, productivity, travel, and so much more. Sit back, tune in, and join a community of like-minded people who are changing their lives through financial independence.
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