How Many Credit Cards Should I Have (And When It’s Too Many)
I recommend having 2-3 credit cards total. Remember, the point of life isn’t to squeeze out the maximum amount of credit card rewards—it’s to live
Episode 210. “We make $170k—but spend like we make $450k”
Clara (29) and Devin (34) are married with three young kids, trying to build a future while juggling debt, stress, and wildly different approaches to
Episode 209. “We bought a house we can’t afford, now what?”
Sunnie (29) and Jazmyne (30) are a queer couple trying to build their life together—buy a house, bring a child into their family, and create
Episode 208. “We make $157K at 22, but we’re afraid to spend money”
Javier (22) and Marco (22) are young, ambitious, and financially disciplined—but the future they dream about together is being challenged by how they handle
Episode 207. “I’m 40, burned out, and don’t know what’s next in my life”
Courtney (40) and Ray (41) have spent their entire adult lives in the structure of military life—but with retirement on the horizon, they’re about
What It Is & How to Cultivate One
The difference between entrepreneurs and everyone else? They adopt entrepreneurial mindset traits that help them view problems or challenges as growth opportunities, no matter the
Episode 203. “He makes 3x more, but wants to split everything 50/50”
Katie (33) and Robin (35) live together in New York City. They make a great team—high-achieving, organized, and generous with each other—but when it comes
Episode 206. “I quit my job to care for our son, but can we afford it?”
Anna (33) and Will (37) are married with two kids, including a young son who was born with a serious heart condition. Between unexpected
Episode 202. “She racked up $50K in debt — why should I trust her with money?”
Emma (39) and Dave (39) make $258,000 a year—but they’re stuck in a toxic money dynamic. She built a financial plan during maternity leave. He
Episode 205. “I’ve been homeless before…I’m terrified to spend money”
Jennifer (37) and Steve (41) have been dating for over five years, but they’ve never spent more than $100 on a shared purchase. Jennifer