Yo, yo, yo, what's up, everybody? It's Chase. Welcome to another episode of the show. You are listening to the Chase Travis Live show here on Creative Live, the show where I sit down with amazing humans and I unpack their brains with the goal of helping you live your dreams in career and hobby and in life. And today's show is one that I recently

relistened to because I needed it. And in listening to it, I was like, God, that is a

fantastic episode and incredibly well-timed because it's about money, right? We often talk in the show about

changing habits, establishing new ones that lead to a richer, more fulfilled, happy life,

but rarely do we talk about money in particular. Now, you might be saying, you know, that

could be a trigger word for you, either a turn on or turn off.

I think of myself as pretty good with money.

And yet, when I dig in or I look under the covers just a little bit, I find a few things usually hiding there.

And it's especially prescient because, let's face it, the creator economy is, I mean, that is a term. That term did not exist

even five years ago. We've been largely driving at this with Creative Live for more than 10 years,

me personally, it's my mission I've been on. But now it's actually a thing, right? And the concept

of the creator economy and how creators, entrepreneurs, and freelancers can now,

more than ever make money. It's also interesting to talk about money right now because,

you know, there's things like inflation in the news. You're seeing, you know, grocery prices

increased, you know, the price of gas and there's all kinds of new norms that are emerging

around business, money. It is an interesting time for creators and finances. So there is no

better guess to talk about these things than Mr. Ramit Setti. Now, Rameed and I have been a friend,

been friends rather for a long time. I'll call it a

decade. He's the New York Times bestseller of I Will Teach You to Be Rich, a book that I used

originally to automate my finances, right? My paychecks come in. My bank account spits this money

into different directions, whether that's, you know, paying off their credit card every month or X or Y. It was fantastic. And he has now published a new edition

that has changed, I think it's fair to say, millions of lives. I know a combination of his book,

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