My plan is sound, mathematically sound, it cannot fail, it's perfect.

Three months from now, I will be worth $50,000, independent for life.

Live from Joe's mom's basement, it's the Stacking Benjamin's show.

I'm Joe's mom's neighbor, Duggan. We're talking about reintervention today. Good thing I know a thing or two about reintervention. And intervention's one thing. But by the third time, I see you coming to Milo. You get chairs in a circle. Your family shows up out of nowhere, there's promising you donuts.

Fool me three times, yet not on my watch.

Well, today, we talk life reinvention.

Oh, reinvention, not reintervention.

Well, that's better.

And I was totally kidding about that intervention stuff before.

Apparently, we're talking about reinventing your life with the author of Next,

the power of reinvention in life and work, Joanne Lipman.

In our headlines, one popular recording artist is reportedly blowing her fortune on her boy toy.

What does that have to do with you and your money?

We'll explain.

Plus, we'll throw out the Haven Lifeline to a lucky listener,

and for free, don't cost nothing, I'm going to share some engineered trivia.

And now, two guys who have dedicated their lives to reinventing the wheel, it's Joe and

oh, jia, j, j, j j j j. So true, Doug, so true. You know, between my co-host and I, we have

made every mistake imaginable so that you don't have to. Welcome to

mistake planning for the win podcast. I'm Joe Saul Chi. I have Joe Money on Twitter. Despite all

of it, we got our financial house in order and we're going to help you get yours in order. So sit back,

relax and we're going to have some fun because Mr. O. G's bringing it today. I heard on a scale of one to ten, you're like at a 12th with this podcast coming out. I heard something about boy toy. And I was like, yeah, I'm in. He hasn't heard a word since then. How do I get that job? Something about spoiling the boy toy. We're going to find out exactly who that is here in just a minute.

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