Pre-recorded from Joe's mom's basement, welcome to another rewind episode of the Stacking

Benjamin Show. Hey everyone, I'm Griffin the intern, but you know what? We've been friends this

whole week. Just call me the Fintern. And if you help me put these microphones back in place

for Monday's new show, you can call me whatever you want.

For our last Greatest Hits Rewan show, we wanted to go back to 2020 for an interesting roundtable discussion with our contributors about changing your mindset.

So much is made of better tactics with money, but if we don't have the right mindset, we never accomplish anything.

Plus, there's a good discussion with annuity innovators' blueprint income halfway through the

episode.

Annuities need lots of innovation, so I hope you enjoy this segment as well.

As I mentioned, this episode originally aired in 2020, so ignore any mention of current events.

Joe and OG will be back on Monday with special guest Sean Hayes.

Sean went from on top of the world, nearly buying the St. Louis Blues hockey team to winding up

in jail. Why? We'll chat about mortgages, why money isn't everything, and getting your life together.

Hope you have a great time listening to this episode, and as for me, I'll see you again in eight weeks.

Enjoy, Fintern out.

My God, the Dukes are going to corner the entire frozen orange juice market.

Live from Joe's Mom's Basement, it's the Stacking Benjamin show. I'm Joe's mom's neighbor, Doug, and happy National Chocolate Chip Day.

If you haven't had Joe's mom's famous chocolate chip cookies, man, oh man, are you missing out?

I think it's about time to celebrate this special day, if you know what I mean.

And today's sweetness, we're talking about springing into action.

How do you get your dough rolling?

To help us mix it up, a guy you might have heard from once or twice before on this very podcast,

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