Hey, what's going on guys?

Welcome to the Jeremy Scott Fitness Podcast, a radio show coming to you on this Wednesday evening here with an episode titled Rules of Money or maybe we'll call it, you know, 17 rules of money or my 17 rules of money.

And again, it's an arbitrary number.

I could probably come up with, you know, 1,700 or dwindle it down to maybe seven because some of these kind of,

you know, I guess, crossover on each other. But I think it's important to share. And before I

even dig in, I know a lot of you stumbled on to me because of Instagram or YouTube or Facebook

or maybe it's men's health or you saw me in some magazine or some platform and, you know, thought of me as a, you know, I'm a fit guy or I'm just, you know, the big, you know, dumb muscle guy, if you will. And obviously if you're listening to the podcast at this point, you can understand there's probably a few more layers to me, even though I'm a very primitive basic dude at heart. The things I do care about and become educated on I

literally go 100% all in and I punt everything else and obviously I'm not a you know I'm

a financial advisor I'm out a broker I'm out of CPA so why would you listen to me in

terms of talking about money and finances for the the sake of, here's the reality.

You know, I moved here to the Scottsdale, Phoenix area over a decade ago, and I had a negative

net worth. And today I talk to you guys and I have more money than I've ever thought I could have

in my life, possibly my own commercial real estate in the area. Obviously, if you guys have followed me for any amount of time, you know, my home is about, you know, give or take, 10 or 11 payments from being completely paid off. I'm 36 years old. Something most people never do in reality. And I'm not saying that to brag or to make myself sound like I'm amazing. But over a decade ago, I had a negative net worth.

I mean, my entire, Jeremy Scott, the human was worth about negative $5,000 because I actually

had to take care credit out to pay for LASIC eye surgery that I had at like 25, 26 years old,

and I didn't have the money for it. I had parts of it but I had to make payments on it and that

essentially was the extent of my net worth. I had maybe you know two grand in the bank. I had a vehicle

and anything I had packed in my car and that's literally you know what my net worth was and so when

you add all that up I'm still in the in the negative for sure. So the reason i speak so passionately about you know money and

finance thinking i'm not a money guy i i teach you know super sexy advanced adult p.e for a living

and i'm a fitness person and generally speaking in terms of careers fitness is not one of the

higher ranking ones now you can make a lot of money in fitness and quote unquote a lot of

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