Negotiating The Inevitable "Where's My Life Going?" Crisis (plus an intro to Public)

The Stacking Benjamins Show

Joe Saul-Sehy | Cumulus Podcast Network

Investing, Business, Self-improvement, Education

4.2 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 28 August 2020

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Summary

Big houses, fast cars, and flashy boats... are we all destined to hit the "what do I really want with life anyway" crisis? While everyone's therapy comes in different forms, does it have to mean burning obscene amounts of cash budgeted for things like, "life savings" just to reclaim your life? On today's show we'll share what YOU can do when you're second guessing your goals and your life's direction...so that you can keep the sportscar money in your pocket. Helping us out on the roundtable today is Kathe Kline, from the Rock Your Retirement podcast, Paula Pant from Afford Anything, and OG. Plus, we're helped today by our special celebrity reader: Tom Schwab, founder and CEO of Interview Valet. We're happy to have him reading our focus piece today! Curious about what your friends and other influential people you follow are investing in? After our discussion on making sure your mid-life crisis doesn't turn into a disaster, we'll ring up Katie Perry, VP of social investing platform Public. We'll round out the show with a question from Martin, who's interested in house hacking. Martin is 17 doesn't have much cash to throw around. He asks: what can he do to have his cash work for him? So far he's been reading up on stocks in the Motley Fool, but what else could he be doing? And of course with it being Friday... we'll make some time for Doug's game show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:28.9	Where's the caboom?
0:30.7	There was supposed to be an earth-shattering caboom.
0:34.0	Live from Joe's mom's basement, it's The Stacking Benjamin Show. I'm Joe's mom's neighbor Doug and I got a question for you.
0:57.0	Is a midlife crisis inevitable?
1:00.0	Well, I thought mine was and until I realized all I needed was a purple sports car with a white leather interior and a handy little flatbed in the back called an El Camino and it just went away. But unlike me, what can you do when you hit that midlife lull?
1:18.0	The good news is today's discussion will help you to stop your midlife crisis in its tracks. To help break this down, we welcome
1:26.1	from the Rock Your Retirement Podcast, it's Kathy Klein. And from the Afford Anything Podcast, she's probably going through her midlife crisis herself right now.
1:37.0	It's Paula Pant.
1:39.0	And finally, the guy who probably medicated his midlife crisis by flying a plane, it's
1:45.6	OG!
1:46.8	Plus, have you ever been curious what your friends and other influential people are investing
1:52.1	in? During our Friday FinTech segment, we and other influential people are investing in.
1:52.8	During our Friday FinTech segment,
1:54.6	we discuss public, which is looking to make the stock market social.
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