If you've ever wanted to see what the journey to wealth looks like, check out the three buckets by age.

Run, I am so excited about this one because this is one that people ask us about all the time.

They say, guys, I understand that you talk about these three buckets.

You tell me that as I build four financial dependents, I want to have three distinct tax

buckets. I want to have my tax free, my tax deferred, my after tax, but how do I do it?

And when do I do it? And how do I know that I'm doing it right? And where should I focus

based on stage in life? We want to answer those questions for you today.

Yeah, and this is so important. We even built it into our net worth tool.

Because in addition to the power that comes from just tracking your net worth as it grows

year over year, it's important to know how your assets, your investible assets, are actually split

up because this not only impacts how you pull the money out in retirement, it impacts what your

current taxes are while you're in the accumulation stage. It's just great to kind of know where do you

fall with the three buckets? And what I like about what we're going to do today, though, is that

we're not only going to go through the three buckets, we're going to talk about what it looks like

by decades from a behavioral standpoint. And this is something that when we came up with this,

I was like, this is going to be brilliant because from really from 20 all the way to 40,

this reflected me. Yeah. We're going to talk about we did a case study on Mani the Mutin.

And what I think is so cool for any of you who've ever wondered, what is a person who doesn't make

six figures right out of the gates? How do they build wealth? How does this actually look? We're going

to follow a financial mutant and actually see this. And like I said, this reflects exactly the way

my walk towards wealth felt like from age 20 all the way up to age 40. So if you're someone who's

not tracking this, you're not actually looking to see how your buckets are broken down. I would

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