23 min
Vegan Hunter The Land of Possibilities
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- Investing
Colton McGriff and his father, Joel McGriff, discuss their approach to challenging assumptions in different areas of life and finance. They do not believe in strict adherence to established norms, whether it's diet or financial decisions; they prefer a plant-based diet but are not strictly vegan, and instead of traditional forms of savings like 401ks and 403Bs, they use a whole life insurance policy for financial stability. Their strategy is always being open and curious, exploring different beliefs and practices, and aligning choices with personal values. Joel emphasizes a philosophical approach to finances by focusing on desired outcomes and necessary processes to achieve them. Their experience and willingness to engage in discussions make them valuable resources in exploring new dietary and financial strategies.
Highlights:
Adhering to a plant-based diet and stereotypes associated with being vegan Challenging preconceived notions and assumptions based on upbringing How the dilemma of killing an animal for meat centered on Joel's love for animals Colton's decision to be a 'vegan hunter' The importance of questioning financial information and decisions for maintaining control and ensuring plans go as desired The value of certainty in the increasingly uncertain finance world and the need for curiosity and questioning How Colton observes a philosophical shift in Joel's approach to finance, moving toward consideration of desired outcomes rather than strict numbers Their goal as financial coaches is to help clients align finances with what matters most to them How Joel's recent introduction to grandparenthood has made him more reflective about each life stage, influencing his coaching approach
Resources and Links:
https://www.themcgriffalliance.com colton@tmafamily.com kierson@tmafamily.com joel@tmafamily.com Phone: 205-991-4448
Call To Action:
FREE eBook: Why Life Settlements Make Sense
Schedule a Free Consultation by clicking here
How to Listen:
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Colton McGriff and his father, Joel McGriff, discuss their approach to challenging assumptions in different areas of life and finance. They do not believe in strict adherence to established norms, whether it's diet or financial decisions; they prefer a plant-based diet but are not strictly vegan, and instead of traditional forms of savings like 401ks and 403Bs, they use a whole life insurance policy for financial stability. Their strategy is always being open and curious, exploring different beliefs and practices, and aligning choices with personal values. Joel emphasizes a philosophical approach to finances by focusing on desired outcomes and necessary processes to achieve them. Their experience and willingness to engage in discussions make them valuable resources in exploring new dietary and financial strategies.
Highlights:
Adhering to a plant-based diet and stereotypes associated with being vegan Challenging preconceived notions and assumptions based on upbringing How the dilemma of killing an animal for meat centered on Joel's love for animals Colton's decision to be a 'vegan hunter' The importance of questioning financial information and decisions for maintaining control and ensuring plans go as desired The value of certainty in the increasingly uncertain finance world and the need for curiosity and questioning How Colton observes a philosophical shift in Joel's approach to finance, moving toward consideration of desired outcomes rather than strict numbers Their goal as financial coaches is to help clients align finances with what matters most to them How Joel's recent introduction to grandparenthood has made him more reflective about each life stage, influencing his coaching approach
Resources and Links:
https://www.themcgriffalliance.com colton@tmafamily.com kierson@tmafamily.com joel@tmafamily.com Phone: 205-991-4448
Call To Action:
FREE eBook: Why Life Settlements Make Sense
Schedule a Free Consultation by clicking here
How to Listen:
Subscribe on Apple Podcasts
Follow on Spotify
23 min