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🗓️ 20 November 2024
⏱️ 38 minutes
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0:31.7 | Happy wealth planner launch week to all who celebrate. The one time a year where I cosplay a tech entrepreneur and I throw my |
0:40.8 | whole being into product design, I guess technically it's more accurate to say that that kind of |
0:46.3 | happens throughout the year, but then this is the week where it all comes to a beautiful |
0:50.3 | culmination point. In honor of the annual revamping of our most technical and, |
0:57.3 | okay, only product, we decided that a tactical episode was an order, so we're going to talk |
1:03.0 | today about how to think about a truly comprehensive financial independence timeline, and to pat ourselves on the back just a little bit, |
1:13.4 | because I think we built one. As a primer for those who are unaware of this product are |
1:18.8 | unfamiliar with this specific feature, the wealth planner is the Money with Katie flagship product, |
1:25.2 | the core of which was first created back in 2020. So it's intended to be |
1:30.3 | a one-stop shop for your personal finances and particularly one with the ability to translate |
1:38.7 | your current choices and your current finances into what they mean for the future. When I was starting my personal |
1:47.7 | finance journey, I was constantly trying to make sense of the long-term implications of the |
1:54.4 | decisions that I was making. And the first financial independence spreadsheet that I made for |
2:00.4 | myself was extremely rudimentary, |
2:02.6 | but it served the purpose, which was telling me how my spending, my income, my investing, |
2:09.5 | all of these things that I was doing today would likely play out if I just stayed the course. |
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