This episode is for anyone carrying credit card or loan debt. If you’re responsible, skilled, and capable of earning more, you don’t need to panic about scarcity—but you do need to take ownership. No one else will pay your bills. Start with the basics: list all your debts and cut the highest interest first. Every month you delay is money you’re giving away. But go deeper—learn to calculate your rate of return on borrowed money. If your investment makes 10% and you’re paying 10% interest (or m...
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This episode is for anyone carrying credit card or loan debt. If you’re responsible, skilled, and capable of earning more, you don’t need to panic about scarcity—but you do need to take ownership. No one else will pay your bills. Start with the basics: list all your debts and cut the highest interest first. Every month you delay is money you’re giving away. But go deeper—learn to calculate your rate of return on borrowed money. If your investment makes 10% and you’re paying 10% interest (or m...
Ep.311 Liquid Death — When Comedy Turns Water Into a Cult
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Ep.311 Liquid Death — When Comedy Turns Water Into a Cult
At a business event a while back, the founder of Liquid Death walked on stage—tallboy can in hand, skull on the label, grinning like he knew half the room had already Googled him. He didn’t talk about hydration; he talked about identity. The problem wasn’t water—it was that water wasn’t cool in the places where cool mattered. So he turned it into a performance. A skull can that looks like a metal album cover. A tagline—“Murder Your Thirst.” A voice built by comedians, not copywriters. The res...
Good Morning, Money!
This episode is for anyone carrying credit card or loan debt. If you’re responsible, skilled, and capable of earning more, you don’t need to panic about scarcity—but you do need to take ownership. No one else will pay your bills. Start with the basics: list all your debts and cut the highest interest first. Every month you delay is money you’re giving away. But go deeper—learn to calculate your rate of return on borrowed money. If your investment makes 10% and you’re paying 10% interest (or m...
