Hello, Wine Amber's, my name is Jesse Meakum and this is another episode of the Wine

Amber podcast where we teach you four rules to help you stop them paycheck to paycheck,

get out of debt and save more money.

Is one rule more important than the others?

Every rule is just a derivative of rule one, right?

But is rule one the most important rule?

Give every dollar a job and then give every dollar a job when those jobs are larger and

less frequent and that's rule two.

And then give every dollar a job when your information is changed.

That's rule three and then give some of your dollars the job of just waiting, of aging,

of pausing, of sitting, of resting.

That's rule four.

You just step back from the financial edge, remove a little stress from your life.

But I want to say today that rule three might be the secret sauce.

Darwin say, and I'm no history of biology expert by any stretch.

But wasn't it all about surviving or dying, adapting or dying, evolving or dying?

And isn't rule three just basically saying adapt or die?

Adapt your money plan or die?

Now we don't say it was so much morbidity attached to it.

But the idea that you must always be adapting is correct.

That is perfect because in life, we must always be adapting.

Nature always adapts.

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