Sathish Gajula from the Compounding Project joins us to talk about compounding your health, wealth, and mindset.
He shares some mindblowing stats, along with plenty of tactical advice.
Topics covered include:
Why investing early matters so much
How to cut back on the "big 3" expenses
The most important part of the compound interest equation
How compounding affects health and fitness
Curating the right information diet
Hacks for maintaining motivation and discipline
And so much more.
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Links from The Episode
The Compounding Project (Instagram)
The Compounding Project (YouTube)
The Compounding Project Podcast
Compound Interest Equation:
Sathish's Favorite Books:
Outlive - Peter Attia
The Simple Path to Wealth - JL Collins
Sapiens - Yuval Noah Harari
The Compound Effect - Darren Hardy
I Will Teach You to Be Rich - Ramit Sethi
Atomic Habits - James Clear
Sathish's Favorite Podcasts:
Diary of a CEO
The Tim Ferriss Show
Colin & Samir
Sathish's Favorite Apps:
Fantastical Calendar
Chat GPT
Todoist
YouTube Interview
https://youtu.be/yCded1Kz61I
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Building a $32.5 Million Treehouse Empire | Seth & Tori Bolt
Seth and Tori Bolt from Bolt Farm Treehouse join us to share their story of a wedding gift that turned into a $32.5 million business.
It's been truly incredible to see what they've built together, and more importantly, just how down-to-earth both of them are despite their tremendous success.
Inside the episode, we discuss:
Scaling a short-term rental business
How hospitality is everywhere
Creating a memorable experience
Working with your partner
Goal setting and the concept of "enough"
Attracting top talent
Showing up on social media
Knowing when to add/cut things
And so much more.
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Links from The Episode
Bolt Farm Treehouse
@boltfarmtreehouse (IG)
@drsethbolt (IG)
@toribolt (IG)
Bolt Farm Workshop Retreats
YouTube Interview
https://youtu.be/kL5-g3yGqt0
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How to Retire Often | Jillian Johnsrud
Jillian Johnsrud, a friend and multiple-time guest on The FI Show, joins us to discuss her latest book, Retire Often.
Specifically, we cover:
Why mini-retirements are so important
How mini-retirements can accelerate your FI timeline
The art of negotiation
Finding meaning from taking breaks
Retiring with intention
The math behind mini-retirements
Why FIRE shouldn't be your first retirement
And so much more.
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Links from The Episode
Retire Often Book
Jillian's Website
Overcoming Adversity (Jillian's 1st Episode on The FI Show)
Managing Goals and Avoiding Mediocrity (Her 2nd Episode)
Fire the Haters and Create Content Online (Her 3rd Episode)
YouTube Interview
https://youtu.be/2fN3UOOVqBw
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How He Spent Only $9,400 On a 6-Month Trip (Justin’s 2025 Recap)
Justin is back!
Your very own Financial Independence Show co-host is here to give you all the financial details from his six-month journey around the world.
Spoiler alert, he actually turned a profit and increased his net worth by $100k+ while abroad.
The numbers might be shocking, but as always, Justin kept detailed records of expenses and walks you through exactly how he pulled off this incredible trip.
Specifically, we cover:
Most overrated and underrated places
Where he wishes we spent more time
First place on his "going back" list
Where he'd be most likely to live long term
Best bang for your buck experience
Where he wishes he had spent more money
Accomplished and unaccomplished goals
Airbnb income, other income, and creative ways to save
Hang around until the end to hear Justin's top 3 tips for someone looking to do something similar!
This is an episode you'll want to come back to if you're looking for a blueprint for traveling the world on a budget.
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Links from The Episode
Justin's Travel Blog
Spreadsheet with all the expenses
Some photos highlighting the European travels
$46 to Travel the World (Pre-Trip Episode)
$2,052 for 5 Weeks in Southeast Asia (1-Month Recap)
$1,500 per Month to Travel in Southeast Asia (3-Month Recap)
YouTube Interview
https://youtu.be/ThTLDOj1A7A
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Buying Houses with No Money Down from Thousands of Miles Away | Tony J Robinson
Tony J Robinson, co-host of the BiggerPockets Real Estate Rookie podcast and one half of The Real Estate Robinsons, joins us to talk real estate strategy.
Tony has experience with many creative financing options and buying properties all around the country.
Specifically, we cover:
100% mortgage loans through small credit unions
The BRRR strategy
Finding equity partners to finance deals
Seller financing
Lines of credit against stocks
How to identify a "good" investment property
Systems for managing your properties
Building a team anywhere in the country
And so much more.
This is definitely an episode you'll want to come back to if you're looking to set up a system for managing your properties.
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Links from The Episode
Tony's Instagram
Tony's YouTube Channel
The Real Estate Robinsons
BiggerPockets Real Estate Rookie Podcast
Finding Properties:
AirDNA
PriceLabs
Managing Properties:
PriceLabs
Guesty
Hostfully
Breezeway
Monday
Turno
YouTube Interview
https://youtu.be/4lojE8R18Ks
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