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Right, I got a wife and three kids. I work a nine to five job, maybe even an eight to six job.

Let's say I live in New Jersey, I pull 100k a year.

I'm floating by, man.

How would you say, here's how you could set up a plan to be able to make yourself successful while still keeping that job and keeping the same level you are right now to be able to follow in the path

of someone making 500 grand a year. People get put into a position where they think that the only

way to make more money is to cut expenses. So they cut Netflix, they cut dry cleaning, they cut

expensive food, they cut going out to eat, they cut coffee, and cutting expenses blows.

But, you know, the personal finance experts don't really tell people another solution, which is...

Jared Dillon, welcome back to the New York area.

Thanks. Thanks.

How often do you get back up here these days?

About five or six times a year.

And you DJ too, so you usually like working around some event in the city at one.

Where do you usually do it? It's called Do Supper Club, which is in Flatiron. I think it's 26 and 6 or something like that. Good spot. Yeah, it's right by where the path train gets off around here. So you're coming back, I think you were telling me you're doing something in June. Is it going to be there? Yep, yep, it's going to be there and you're coming yeah i got i got to come to that you got to bring like 20 people and 15 of them

have to be girls i agree on i like where your head's at i hope your wife doesn't listen this but

amen but this is a bit of a full circle moment from me because a lot of people have asked about in the

past like what I did before I did this and I talked about I worked on Wall Street in the private

bank but you were a guy who from a behavioral finance perspective was one of the best I've

ever seen and you're somebody whose newsletter I subscribe to religiously the daily dirt nap

while I was on Wall Street because you had a way of looking at things like I don't want to

oversimplify it but you would take the macro and make it micro for everyone if that makes

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