This is probably the most valuable conversation we've ever shared about how to save money on

literally anything. From travel to groceries, we are getting All of the Hacks. Chris Hitchens is the

creator and host of the All the Hacks podcast, a podcast that helps you upgrade your life,

money, and travel. And boy, oh boy, did he bring the heat. We could have talked for three hours.

I find that the best ideas and the best

things come from how you want to spend your free time and you don't know their businesses.

In this episode, Chris completely rewires the way you think about saving money and time. I can

almost guarantee that you'll never look at money or your spending or even your time the same

way after listening

to this episode. That's where I think it can get dangerous to think about how much value your time is

because that space isn't a profitable time up front. Like leaving a day a week or leaving four-hour

blocks of time to think and to just like mess around on the internet or go for a walk and

and just kind of get creative. You don't monetize that time up front, but it's so valuable in the long run. We start the episode by talking about some general hacks, talking about side hustles that could work for you, how you can take advantage from companies to save money on things like coffee, groceries, and so much more. See where your passion is. I would say if you could give yourself the space, say, oh, I'm going to take a three-month sabbatical. And instead of going to day one, I'm going to start a company. Day one, just be like, how do I spend my time? And like, let it evolve. Then we get into the really juicy stuff. This is the episode so many of you have been asking for if you're trying to play the credit card credit card 201 game and how to really start getting strategic when you're thinking about

saving money

in a way that's actually worth your while. I'm so grateful to Chris for joining us. You're going to learn so

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