Hey everyone, Vancouver Radio, episode number, don't know, doesn't matter.

So as you know, previously I've talked a little bit about my background in business and

what I try and do as a practitioner and my evolution around that topic.

I've mentioned before that I'm currently on a business course and the guy that I'm

interviewing today, Jason, is on the same business course that I am. Why am I

on a business course? Because I'm trying to take myself forward. It's as simple as

that. You have to invest in yourself to take yourself to the next level and

it's exactly what I'm doing

because ultimately business makes the world go round and it's a fundamental that we

can't avoid. Now throughout the course of my business program I've been talking to

Jason and I just love the way that he talks about his topic area. I love how

humbly is as a person and just how he goes about his business practice.

In the world of money and finances and business, I think we can all agree that sometimes the

whole ecosystem lacks a certain amount of ethics. It always feels like

someone's trying to make money and that's fine because people have to make money.

We have to put bread on the table and provide for our kids and buy houses and stuff.

But there's a way to go about making money and I'll happily give someone money if I feel like

I'm getting something fair in return for it and I'm sure you feel the same way.

So a topic we have never ever talked about on this show is money.

Money, personal finance, moving yourself forward and putting more bread on the table.

All of us sit here right now and aspire to do better in our careers, to do better as people,

and we cannot ignore the fact that money is a facilitator

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