for one obviously that the bigger you know shovel salary more money coming in can allow you to get there

possibly sooner but you know we've had a janitor get there you know making no more than 30 40k

we've had several people come on our show that have you know been around that average

american income around 50 grand that have, you know, been around that average American income

around 50 grand that have got there. We had an engineer. I think he never made over 80 grand,

and he, you know, ended up at 7 million.

This show is dedicated to helping you, strengthen your family tree, and live financially free.

Welcome to the Marriage Kids and Money podcast, everybody.

This is Andy Hill, and today we're talking about what it takes to become an everyday millionaire.

There's a lot of mystique and myths about millionaires. How did they get all that

wealth? Was it inherited? Surely a rich uncle died and left it all to them. Well, we're going to

break through all those myths today, my friends, and talk to two gentlemen who have interviewed

over 200 millionaires, and they're going to share with us the seven-figure

truth. Clark Sheffield and Jace Mattson are the hosts of the Millionaires' Unveiled Podcast,

where they interview everyday millionaires. Stories included are those of doctors, lawyers,

accountants, firemen, police officers, military members,

real estate investors, and much, much more. Outside of the podcast, Clark and Jace are both CFOs,

so dollars and cents are their full-time jobs and their side hustles. When they aren't talking

to everyday millionaires and spending time with their families, these two love getting outside for a game of golf, biking and skiing. Welcome to the show, Jason Clark. Thanks for having us. Absolutely, guys. Thanks so much for being here. This is one of my favorite topics, how to become a millionaire. So I'm so glad you guys are here. You guys have a great show. I've had the chance to be on it. I'm excited to talk to you today.

So you two interview millionaires for fun. It's like your hobby, your side hustle, the thing you guys like doing in your spare time. What are some traits these people all have in common?

So first that we always talk about is intentionality. I think people are aware and intentional about what they're doing. I don't think that always means

that they've done it for their whole lives or started at a young age. Oftentimes they did get a late

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