The financial order of operation shows you exactly what to do with your next dollar, but does it

really work in every situation?

And Brent, I am so excited because today we're going to see what it looks like for a person

to actually follow the foo step by step and we'll even throw some wrenches in there to see

how it affects their journey and their wealth over the long term.

I'm Brian. He's Bo. And we're financial advisors here to help you navigate the financial order of

operations. With that, let's dive right in.

That's right, Brian. The financial order of operations is a nine-step guide to help you to decide exactly what you ought to do with your next dollar.

But it's not a straight line. A lot of people think that. A lot of people think, okay, I go from step one to step two and step two to step three.

But oftentimes, that's not how it plays out.

No, I want you to know. As you can tell, we're pretty proud of this system is because I like to say it's all terrain, all weather.

It doesn't matter what's going on in your life. We got you covered.

But you've already kind of alluded to it. We even have a visual to kind of show this.

A lot of people think it's just to walk up the

stairs. You go from step one to step two and so forth. No, we know life is going to happen. There's

going to be all kind of things that happen to you. The examples we give here is, of course,

you're going to have weird things happen with the vehicle you drive. You might lose your job.

You might have big life things

like you're going to buy your first house. We have a system that's going to get you through all these

different elements. And what I love about today's show, Brian, is that a lot of systems are

academic in nature and they're theoretical. But we thought, hey, let's step away from theory

for a moment. And let's talk about actual

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