EVERYTHING FINANCE

Joseph Zaccheaus
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Everything Finance breaks down money in a simple, practical way—covering saving, investing, business, and smart wealth-building strategies. Each episode is designed to help you understand how money works in the real world, from managing your income to making confident financial decisions. Whether you're just starting your journey or looking to level up financially, this podcast gives you the knowledge, tools, and mindset to take control of your finances and build lasting wealth.

  1. Oct 7

    The Hidden Cost Of Success —W/Tony

    What happens when you're successful on paper but exhausted, disconnected and unsure whether you're actually enjoying the life you've built? In this episode of Everything Finance, Tony Tenaglier, an aerospace Quality Manager, PhD researcher in Industrial-Organizational Psychology, 500-hour Registered Yoga Teacher, author and podcast host, for a thought-provoking conversation about the relationship between money, work, success, purpose and well-being. Tony shares his perspective on why people can feel like they're winning at work while losing themselves, the psychology behind burnout and why constantly being busy doesn't necessarily mean we're making meaningful progress. We explore the difference between external work and internal work, how our beliefs about achievement and money can influence the way we live and what yoga, mindfulness, psychology and the concept of flow can teach us about leadership, career success and personal fulfillment. We also tackle an important financial question: At what point should we stop asking how to make more money and start asking what the money is actually for? This conversation challenges the traditional definition of success and asks us to consider not only what we're building but who we're becoming while we build it. Because building a successful life means very little if we become too exhausted to actually live it. https://worksucksbutilikeit.com/

  2. Oct 7

    Money and Legacy —W/CJ

    What does it really mean to build wealth? Is it simply about making more money, growing a business or building a large audience or is there something bigger we should be building toward? In this episode of Everything Finance, Corwin “CJ Moneyway” Johnson, media entrepreneur, podcast host, author, speaker, AI educator and legacy builder,explores a wide-ranging conversation about money, entrepreneurship, media, artificial intelligence, faith, discipline and long-term impact. CJ shares lessons from his journey and from the many entrepreneurs, investors, authors, leaders and changemakers he has interviewed. We explore how a podcast or personal brand can become a genuine business asset, how attention can be converted into economic value, and how entrepreneurs can use AI to increase productivity and uncover new opportunities. We also dive into financial literacy, the discipline required to build wealth, navigating adversity and financial setbacks, and the role faith and purpose can play when building a business and life. At the heart of the conversation is CJ's philosophy: “Legacy Over Likes. Brick by Brick.” Because making money is one thing. Building something that continues creating value long after you're gone is another. This is a conversation about not just making money but using money, technology, influence and discipline to build something that lasts. https://cjmoneyway.com/

  3. Oct 7

    Raising a Financially Confident Generation —W/Greg

    What if our relationship with money begins long before we earn our first paycheck? In this episode of Everything Finance,Greg Junge, founder of Money Mindset Academy, author, entrepreneur, real estate investor, and results coach, explores how children develop their beliefs and behaviors around money. Greg explains how parents can influence their children’s financial mindset through everyday conversations, decisions, habits and even the behaviors they model without realizing it. We discuss when parents should start talking to their children about money, how to teach earning, spending, saving, giving and budgeting, the role of allowances and the financial skills teenagers need before entering adulthood. We also explore the deeper psychology behind money — including how childhood experiences, scarcity, financial stress and family patterns can influence financial behavior later in life. Most importantly, this conversation is about breaking unhealthy financial cycles and giving the next generation the knowledge, confidence, and practical skills to make thoughtful decisions about money. Because financial education doesn't begin with a paycheck. It begins with what children see, hear, and learn at home. https://www.moneymindsetacademy.com/

  4. Aug 31

    Starting All Over : Ai, Entrepreneurship and Wealth.

    What if the career you spent decades building wasn't the end goal but the preparation for something bigger? In this episode of Everything Finance, Eric Hoffman, a former trial attorney who spent 20 years building a successful legal career before making the bold decision to walk away at 47 and become an entrepreneur. Eric shares what it really means to leave financial security behind, manage the risks of starting over, and turn decades of professional experience into career capital. The conversation also explores his company, The AI Esquire and its AI-powered voice receptionist, KAY, which is designed to help solo and small law firms reduce administrative overhead, capture more leads, and operate more efficiently. Joseph and Eric discuss AI and the future of work, entrepreneurship after 40, financial risk, career reinvention, business leverage, and the difference between earning an income and building an asset. At the heart of the conversation is a powerful question: Is starting over really starting from zero or are you bringing decades of experience with you? Eric's story offers a different perspective on age, entrepreneurship, and financial independence: sometimes the experience you've accumulated throughout your career isn't holding you back. It may be the runway for your next chapter. https://www.amazon.com/Runway-Behind-You-Business-Already-ebook/dp/B0GS7C7BB1?ref_=ast_author_mpb https://www.aiesquire.io/

  5. Aug 31

    Purpose, Masculinity and Money: How Direction Shapes the Life You Build—W/Maxim

    What happens when you have potential, but no clear direction? In this episode of Everything Finance, life coach Maxim Shapiro for a deeper conversation about masculinity, purpose, discipline, responsibility, and money. Max shares his personal journey from feeling lost and disconnected from his own life to becoming intentional about who he wanted to become and eventually helping other men do the same. Together, Joseph and Max explores how a man's sense of purpose can influence his relationship with money, career, ambition, responsibility, and success. They discuss the difference between building wealth with purpose and simply chasing money, the pressure men face to provide, how financial setbacks can affect identity, and why discipline may matter more than motivation when building a meaningful life. Because financial success isn't just about how much money you make. It's also about knowing what you're building, why you're building it, and becoming the person capable of managing it. If you’re a man trying to find direction, build financial independence, or create a life that actually means something, this conversation is for you. https://forwardmotioncoach.ing/

  6. Aug 27

    The Science Of Ethical Persuasion.—W/Patrick

    Every financial outcome starts with a decision and behind many of those decisions is the power of influence. In this episode of Everything Finance, Patrick van der Burght, a Cialdini Certified Trainer and Coach, Founding Member of the Cialdini Institute, and author of How to Hear YES More Often. Patrick has spent more than two decades studying and teaching the science of ethical persuasion, helping professionals and organizations understand what actually influences human decisions. Together, they explore what happens beneath the surface when people decide to buy, invest, agree, trust, or take action. https://ethicalpersuasion.com.au/

  7. Aug 27

    9 Figure Wealth!: Building Opportunities, Investing Early and Creating Lasting Impact —W/Joseph Edgar

    What does it take to build significant wealth when you don't start with money, connections, or privilege? In this episode of Everything Finance, Joseph “Joe” Edgar, a serial entrepreneur, investor, real estate operator and business leader whose journey began with growing up in poverty on a Native American reservation as one of thirteen children. Joe's path to wealth started remarkably early,he purchased his first investment property at just 14 years old and eventually expanded into real estate, venture capital, angel investing, entrepreneurship, government and international business. His experience spans the public and private sectors, including work with the Texas Governor's Office and the Obama administration, as well as investments and business ventures across multiple industries and international markets. In this conversation, Joe shares how early exposure to investing shaped his mindset, how entrepreneurs can identify opportunities when resources are limited and what operating across government, business, and global markets has taught him about money, risk, and resilience. We also explore his perspective on real estate investing, finding customers, attracting investors, navigating uncertainty, and building businesses that create value beyond their owners. https://councils.forbes.com/profile/Joseph-Edgar-Founder-CEO-Loca/e7ba05ed-4d94-4e8e-a160-934c8ad933f0

  8. Aug 27

    Trash & Stash: From Junk To Value.—W/Cameron.

    What if the things we throw away aren't actually worthless? In this episode of Everything Finance, Cameron Ungar, founder of Trash & Stash, to explore the surprising economics behind junk removal, sustainability, consumer behavior, and the value hidden in what people discard. Cameron spent nearly 15 years working in the events industry before launching Trash & Stash during the pandemic. What began as a junk removal company has evolved into a purpose-driven business focused on reuse, recycling, donation, resale, and landfill diversion. Trash & Stash became the first junk removal company in the United States to achieve B Corp certification, demonstrating that environmental responsibility and business performance can exist within the same model. But this conversation goes beyond sustainability. We explore why people hold onto possessions, how clutter can connect to identity and major life transitions, and how entrepreneurs can discover opportunities in resources that others have already written off as worthless. https://www.trashandstash.com/

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Everything Finance breaks down money in a simple, practical way—covering saving, investing, business, and smart wealth-building strategies. Each episode is designed to help you understand how money works in the real world, from managing your income to making confident financial decisions. Whether you're just starting your journey or looking to level up financially, this podcast gives you the knowledge, tools, and mindset to take control of your finances and build lasting wealth.

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  • Creator
    Joseph Zaccheaus
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    107
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Joseph Zaccheaus
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    EVERYTHING FINANCE