What I did was rather than just working in these public behavioral health sectors and just kind of doing what everybody else did there

I sought out learning and I think this is a big important piece to wealth building. It's not being content with what you know today,

but constantly looking to learn and improve yourself and your skills. And so I would constantly go to these trainings and even when my

my work wouldn't pay for it I would take money out of my own pocket.

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Now to your hosts, Clark Sheffield and Jace Matinsen.

Welcome back to another episode of the Millionaires Unvelled

podcast. This is episode number 116. How's it going Clark?

Good, good, how are you?

You're doing great.

It was 65 or 67 or so here today so it's making me want to move to

Austin because we don't really get that weather here in January in New York.

Yeah we had a little cold front actually dropped through so we dip below the 60 mark but we'll be back up I think

we're going to hit 80 next week one day.

What's the coldest that gets there in the winter?

I mean there's a we'll get a day or two where it you know gets down in the 30s and 40s for the high, you know, when a cold front comes in, but typically we stay in the 60s,

low 60s, high 50s is kind of the average.

When's the last time they got snow down there?

You know what, we actually got snow.

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