Summary

Bunny has a net worth of $10 million. Most is in the value of her businesses but she does own some real estate and keeps a little inveted in the market. She is a successful entrepreneur and business coach. She shares her journey of owning and managing multiple companies. She started as a stuntwoman and model but eventually pursued a master's degree in counseling and psychology. Bunny currently owns seven companies and has had a total of 16 companies in the past 19 years. She emphasizes the importance of investing in her own businesses rather than the stock market, as it provides higher returns and tax advantages. Bunny also discusses the concept of seasons instead of balance and the value of focusing on priorities. Bunny shares her journey of identifying her expertise and focusing on her niche to maximize growth. She discusses how her heart condition motivated her to be greedy and selfish with her time, leading her to find ways to minimize effort and maximize return on investment. Bunny emphasizes the importance of being confident in your highest value and prioritizing what truly matters, such as family and personal fulfillment. She also talks about the significance of delivering value and making a positive impact in the world, rather than solely focusing on financial success.

Takeaways

*Investing in your own businesses can provide higher returns and tax advantages compared to investing in the stock market.
*Prioritizing and focusing on what truly matters to you can lead to greater success and fulfillment.
*Creating systems and delegating tasks can free up time and energy for more important activities.
*Balance is a myth, and it's more about finding the right seasons and priorities in life. Identifying your expertise and focusing on your niche can lead to significant growth and success.
*Being greedy and selfish with your time can motivate you to find ways to minimize effort and maximize return on investment.
*Confidence in your highest value and prioritizing what truly matters, such as family and personal fulfillment, can lead to a more fulfilling and successful life.
*Delivering value and making a positive impact in the world should be prioritized over solely pursuing financial success.

Sound Bites

"Investing in your own companies, you're getting 234% back."
"Betting on yourself is the least risky thing you can do."
"I still have a wealth advisor... as long as I'm beating that mother, I'm still winning."
"How long do you think it took you to get to this area of identifying your expertise and being able to really capitalize on the growth that's possible from just focusing on your niche and what you're excellent at?"
"How can I put in this minimum viable effort and get a maximum return?"
"What's unique about your approach is that it's the exact opposite of lazy. You might think, oh, limited hours, but it's maximum productivity within limited hours so that you have maximum output basically across the board in your entire life, which is amazing."

Summary

Josh and Emily, a couple from Arizona, share their financial journey and how they reached a net worth of over $2 million. They are in their early 40's. They paid off their home in 2018 and then purchased a rental property, which they turned into an Airbnb. They have been diligent savers and have maxed out their retirement accounts. They have also taught their children about money by having them contribute to their own expenses and giving them financial responsibilities. They are now focused on learning how to spend and enjoy their money while still maintaining their frugal habits.

Takeaways

-Paying off your home can provide a sense of peace and financial security.
-Investing in real estate, such as purchasing a rental property, can be a good way to generate cash flow.
-Maxing out retirement accounts and investing in the stock market can help grow wealth over time.
-Teaching children about money from a young age can instill good financial habits and responsibility.
-Finding a balance between saving and enjoying your money is important for a fulfilling life.

Sound Bites

"Paying off your house was a big goal for us. It gave us a lot of peace and security."
"After paying off our house, we stumbled into the FIRE community and purchased a rental property."
"We contribute max what we can to Roth IRAs every year plus my 401k."

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Summary

Zach is in his early 30's. He works in the mining industry and has a net worth of over $1.8 million, with a significant portion in tax-advantaged accounts. He started contributing to a Roth IRA at the age of 14 and has been maxing out his contributions ever since. Zachary has aggressively paid off his home mortgage and now owns his home outright. He has a goal of reaching $3 million in invested assets outside of his primary residence by the age of 45. Zachary emphasizes the importance of being intentional with money and treating personal finances like a business.

Takeaways

*Start investing early and contribute consistently to tax-advantaged accounts like a Roth IRA.
*Aggressively pay off debt, such as a mortgage, to achieve financial freedom and peace of mind.
*Set clear financial goals and create a plan to achieve them, considering short-term, mid-term, and long-term needs.
*Be intentional with money and treat personal finances like a business, making decisions based on long-term financial success.
*Consider opportunities in industries like mining, which offer good careers and salaries, and are essential for the global economy.

Sound Bites

"Start investing early and contribute consistently."
"Aggressively pay off debt for financial freedom."
"Set clear financial goals and create a plan."