And I listened to that over and over again. I just thought that just sounds so simple. Why aren't we doing this? And when I finally got together with my wife Sarah.

She's like, it's about time.

You know, we like everyone had the latest iPhones even at the time and

and we got rid of cell phones, which was about a 200 to $300 a month bill.

We lived without cell phones for three years.

It wasn't until 2013 when my wife got breast cancer that we and actually it was her and her dad's like yeah I don't think she you know when she's going to be going to be going to surgery she she should really have a means of communication with her and you know be they say

behind every good man is a even better woman and that is so the truth with us. I mean it renewed my faith. We grew

in faith been through many trials together from cancer and the whole situation with debt and lack of responsibility.

And you're listening to the Millionaires Unvealed Podcast, where you'll hear the stories and

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We'll unveil their decisions, their strategies, and their current portfolio allocation.

Now to your hosts, Clark Sheffield and Jace Matinson.

Welcome back to another episode of the Millionaires and Villed

podcast this is episode number two 72 big week here this will be the final

meeting of the Fed this week which we're expecting probably another rate hike will be the final rate hike of the year.

Obviously they're trying to come in with a soft landing without triggering a recession to stop inflation.

So it'd be interesting to see how that kind of starts to play into what does the

outlook look for for 2023.

It's been quite an economic roller coaster the last couple of years ever really since COVID hit.

But nonetheless, one that's, for those that are interested in economics and finance and stuff,

it's been one to really study and kind of

understand how monetary policy works and and investments and all sorts of things

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