74 episodes
Frameworks & Finance Kurtis Hanni
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5.0 • 26 Ratings
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Each Wednesday, Kurtis talks about either a framework or financial concept. These could be personal or professional and will span a wide range of topics.
Once a month, Kurtis will host a guest to get another perspective.
Join us in this journey to improve our thinking in life and work.
Show notes and resources at kurtishanni.com/podcast
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December break
For the month of December I'm taking a break from the podcast. When we start in January, I'll be changing the format and going back to WEEKLY episodes.
See y'all in January!
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Building a Life of Freedom with Brian Luebben
Have you ever seen people living just a little differently and wondered how they built that life for themselves?
In today's interview, I talk to Brian Luebben, who has done just that.
Brian runs a few different businesses but intentionally runs them in a way that creates more freedom for him.
In this episode, we talk about his story, the 3 types of freedom, and why you should prioritize passionate income over passive income.
Check out Brian's Podcast: Action Academy Podcast
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The Hidden Costs in Business
I talk a lot about the numbers of business, but what are the hidden costs?
Today I break down opportunity cost and sunk cost and how to make decision-making models that account for these and help you avoid the biases that are all too common.
To learn more about these biases, check out my newsletter editions on them:
How to avoid sunk cost fallacy and save your business money
Football, Food, & Opportunity Cost
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From Financial Advisor to Content Creator with Jeff Rose
Jeff Rose is Certified Financial Planner that 3 years ago sold his wealth management to become a full-time online educator. He has a blog, book, and youtube channel that reaches 400,000 unique visitors to his website per month.
Jeff currently writes for Forbes and Entrepreneur and has been featured in USA Today, Wall Street Journal and Fox Business where he talked personal finance, entrepreneurship and online business.
In this episode, we talk about his journey and the lessons he learned along the way.
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Value Creation in Business
What is the goal of running a business? I argue that everyone's goal is to create value. Ultimately for themselves, but also for their customers and those around them.
I break this process into 4 elements and identify some ways you can measure the value you're creating.
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Focusing on the Things That Matter in Life & Business with Joshua Becker
In the busyness of life and work, it's easy to get distracted by the things around us.
In this week's episode, I spoke to Joshua Becker, a multiple-time best seller, and his newest book, Things That Matter.
Check out Joshua's work:
Things That Matter book (aff)
Becoming Minimalist
The Hope Effect
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Kurtis does great work on the podcast. Relatable money topics and book discussions that hit home every day. Keep up the great work and go listen and subscribe.
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Kurtis has a great voice and more importantly great content. I finished my first episode today and I’m subscribing as soon as I finish typing. I love the balanced take and great insights.
Adventure Into Money, Productivity, Mindfulness & More!
This podcast has been so interesting! It encapsulates the ideas from financial & productivity books, into easily digestible 20-40 minute episodes. Kurtis has a soothing voice, and you can hear the passion he has for helping others succeed. He is quick to acknowledge that no one can do it all, and that he’s always trying to improve and use the methods learned. It feels like a journey that we are all going on together, and part of that comes with his Twitter Spaces episodes, where multiple people submit ideas and questions.
The episodes are loaded with info, and usually deserve another listen. The subject can be complex (like money–bank accounts, 401K, Roth IRA, precious metals, cryptocurrency, property, retirement, etc.), but each episode breaks down the bigger concept easily, and gives reference to where to find out more. He gives credit to the authors and links the books in his show notes, which has been helpful – he’s helped me narrow down which books or authors I may like. It sounds like Kurtis is figuring out the best way to compile it all into a mega-resource; each episode certainly bring something useful and easy to remember, things like the 2-Minute Rule, or building your savings mindset by a little percentage each year, and many more. Anyway, it’s a great podcast and I’m hopeful we all apply what we learn, to grow together.