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Millennial Margin was formed to provide people with a unique approach to personal finance through the strategic building of Margin. Margin is the space outside the chaos and in a society that continues to push an agenda of a fast-paced, high stress, low satisfaction environment, Margin is ever-so-missing. So what's the solution? The solution is to focus on what adds the most value to you specifically, not wanting what others have just for the sake of wanting what others have. Instead finding contentment in simplifying life through a process I call audit, automate, augment. This allows you to see what you specifically want, where you are and where you want to be, backing that out into actionable steps. Those steps are then automated and scaled. Personal finance is well personal, so Margin focuses on building momentum through monthly themes broken down into weekly series and further into daily episodes focusing on you. Allowing for a positive compound effect to set in allowing you to truly gain control of your personal finances therefore, building intentional Margin into life. I am thankful to be a part of your journey and hope that you find this resource transformational. Now let's build some Margin!! --Jared Goal/Disclaimer: My goal with [Margin] is to prepare you with the knowledge but then inspire you to act on that knowledge. My goal is to be in your corner bridging the gap between your trusted CPA, attorney, and financial planner. My advice is simply from my own personal experiences and is not meant to override or replace professional advice from your trusted investment professional. The content found here is for entertainment purposes only.

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How to manage your finances in your 20's? Benchmark #4

2022/06/28

Looking at the fourth benchmark, this focus is moved to the offense of personal finance. More specifically taking action on income growth. Determining how to grow your income by focusing on making sure that you hit three key components to find the work that matters most to you. Your 20’s should be a decade of learning, to try things out, and to strategically explore. Once you land that job or start that business, looking at how to expand your abilities to invest will then be greatly important for long-term wealth-building.

How to manage your finances in your 20's? Benchmark #3

2022/06/27

Looking at benchmark #3, it is focused on giving. Which may come as a great surprise to many. Money makes you more of what you already are, so being sure to spend the time on how to best give back will ensure that you are always generous, whether it comes natural or not. What is your ‘why’ that would inspire you to support an individual, organization, or a cause otherwise? Figuring out what amount of time, energy, or resources you will commit to giving back is an essential part of your financial plan. Building in this behavior early-on, will ensure that you have your priorities in the right place moving through life.

How to manage your finances in your 20's? Benchmark #2

2022/06/24

Looking at benchmark #2, it is focused on what you are saving for and how to save through aspects of life that you will spend on anyways--housing and transportation. Being intentional about setting a savings goal for you to purchase a home or even rent a home that you can then house hack will be the first component of this to look at. This simple rule will allow you to save and invest more than your peers. The second largest expense is typically your transportation. Buying a vehicle intentionally to ensure that the vehicle is either something you break-even on or one that even provides an income is key. This income will then allow you to put aside money into a Roth IRA early, in order to allow compound interest to work in your favor.

How to manage your finances in your 20's? Benchmark #1

2022/06/23

It can be difficult to be in a season of life that typically has the greatest amount of change. Whether that is a college career, starting your career, getting married, having kids or a myriad of other changes, it’s especially important that you have a financial plan. There is a lot of mixed information and recommendations around personal finances, so following the first simple benchmarks can set you up for financial success. You should be a lifetime learner in figuring out how to adjust your finances based on the season of life you are in, but in all seasons living within your means. Building a budget and automatically saving toward an emergency fund will ensure that you are carrying this rule out.

Does your health impact your finances? (Part 2)

2022/06/22

We’ve often heard that our finances impact our health, but what about our health impacting our finances? Having healthy habits may not prevent unforeseeable health issues, but they can definitely put the odds in your favor. But what about these habits having a compounding impact into your finances? Putting your health ahead of your job, success, and career can ensure that you will be in the proper health for the long haul whether you are at your current employer or not. Not waiting until you have an external event or health issue forcing change will ensure that you are being mindful of the legacy you are actively building.

Does your health impact your finances? (Part 1)

2022/06/21

What's the purpose of education?

2022/06/20

Education is a necessary process in life, whether formalized or self-taught. Financial education is no different. Asking questions like where have you learned your personal financial management habits from? Are those habits healthy and have you tested those habits as to whether they truly work for the life you want to live? Asking yourself a few simple questions around your personal finances can make all the difference. Your past performance or knowledge around your personal finances does not need to define your decisions today and the new direction you choose to take. So I decide to continually be a student, always learning and see what opportunities and possibilities it opens up.

Review of Lifestyle

2022/06/17

Looking at an overview of the topic of lifestyle from a standpoint of building out a vision, backing-out the steps, and seeing whether or not what you want from life aligns with how you currently live life. This all starts with figuring out where you are at from a standpoint of what or who surrounds you. This won’t happen without having a compelling why. So taking a serious look at where you are at and the decisions you have made that have led you to this point in life will ensure that you are making decisions intentionally going forward. You cannot pursue what you have not defined, so find out your why and make the pivot today.

So what do all of these movements have in common?

2022/06/16

Looking specifically at the Minimalism and Minimalist Finances, FIRE, Tidying Up, Tiny House, Van Life, and Financial Minimalism movements, what did you learn? Each of these movements are counter cultural, but all are seeking margin without defining it as such. Building margin into your personal finances from a three-prong standpoint of audit, automate, and augment is critical in seeking any one of these lifestyles. No matter which movement you most-closely relate to, figuring out how to start by applying principles around building margin for what matters most to you will be beneficial in your journey.

My thoughts on Essentialism

2022/06/15

Looking at essentialism from a standpoint of what is most-important and by default essential to you, will ensure you are not making little progress in a lot of different directions while missing the focus you need to make massive progress through focus. Figuring out how you need to go about refocusing through delegating, scaling-back, or remove entirely will ensure you are intentionally building margin. Looking at the trivial many tasks, project, or obligations otherwise to then narrow to the essential few will ensure that you live without regret. Knowing that almost nothing is truly essential, narrowing your focus will ensure that your time is spent on what is. However, in order to have focus, we have to be able to escape to focus. This focus enables a clear mind so that you are intentional about building in routines for what you commit to.

My thoughts on the Financial Minimalism movement

2022/06/14

Financial Minimalism is a very new term that many are having a difficult time defining. Looking at this through the lens of both the defense and offense of your personal finances will help you to look at your financial picture first versus focusing on the belongings that you have. Looking at specific voices who have referred to this term, will help you determine whether you adhere to either methodologies.

Financial Minimalism or Minimalist Finances?

2022/06/13

People oftentimes don’t know what it ultimately means to be a minimalist and even more so what it means to apply a minimalist approach to your personal finances. While this movement has people with varying degrees of commitment to the cause, how correlated is a minimalist lifestyle to minimalist finances? Expanding this further to look at a new term called Financial Minimalism and how these terms differ. Then taking into consideration voices from each specific movement, will help clarify the approaches.

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Justin Westbrooks 2021/04/11

A MUST listen. Incredible Insight Into the World of Money

Love the step-by-step process Jared takes to help master all things money and wealth generation.

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CraftBeerPapi 2021/01/17

Excellent podcast!

This podcast should be taught in school. So many Millennials don’t understand money; this podcast is the one to learn how to be financially stable and...

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