Military Money Minute has a question for you.

It says, super excited for the show.

Dumb question.

No dumb questions.

Right, that's what I thought.

That's why I'm asking it.

Even though I'm maxing out my 401k at work.

I don't feel like I'm saving enough. How do you

deal with this feeling? This is, Brian, we've talked a lot about this. A lot of financial

mutants have this, I don't know if it's insecurity or lack of confidence. I'm not doing

enough. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not.

It's one of the very reasons why we came up with the financial order of operations. Brian,

will you hold the thing up? Can you hold the thing up for me? Oh yeah. I can do it. I can do it.

It's one of the reasons we came up with this nine step, tried and true process of what to do with your next dollar. If you want your free copy, you can go to money guy.com slash resources and download yours. One of the reasons that we did that is we wanted

to free financial mutants from that thought, oh, am I doing enough? Oh, am I putting my money in the

right places? Oh, I'm making the right decisions. If you can follow the financial order of

operations and you can arrive at the place where you're saving 25% of your gross income for the

future, for your future financially independent self, what that allows you to then do is

free yourself from the guilt and the lack of confidence and am I doing enough.

It's why we came up with the 25%. A lot of people think it's this restrictive thing that's going to

make it difficult and hard and I've got to like strive to get there. It's actually the exact opposite

for true financial mutants. It is a liberating thing that once I get that,

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