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    44. “Trust in the universe and it (or my partner) will provide”

    enMay 24, 2022

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    • Beyond Money: Designing a Rich LifeTo live a rich life, introspect, plan, communicate effectively, and take action towards your goals.

      Designing a rich life goes beyond just having money saved. It requires introspection and planning to understand what truly matters and how to bring those values to life. The speaker, Ramit Sethi, emphasizes this through his upcoming events and the introduction of "The Journal," a tool for individuals to envision their perfect week, month, and year. However, having a clear vision isn't enough; effective communication and collaboration between partners are crucial. The speaker shares a personal story about Alex and Charlotte, a couple who struggled with aligning their financial goals and values, ultimately leading to financial instability despite an increase in income. Through this story, Ramit highlights the importance of having a solid plan and taking action towards it, rather than relying solely on faith or intuition.

    • Our upbringing, beliefs, and experiences shape our relationship with moneyUnderstanding our backgrounds can help us make intentional financial decisions, prioritize needs over wants, and focus on what truly matters in life.

      Our relationship with money is shaped by our upbringing, beliefs, and experiences. Charlotte, who was raised with a strong emphasis on humility and renouncing wealth, approaches money with a belief that the universe will provide if one is a good person. However, she also recognizes the importance of being intentional and having a conscious spending plan. Her experiences of abundance and scarcity have influenced her perspective, leading her to prioritize needs over wants and focus on what truly matters in life. Despite her belief in the universe's provision, she recognizes the need for practical financial planning and the importance of not relying solely on divine intervention. Her background has instilled in her a sense of gratitude, humility, and a focus on the essentials.

    • Different Approaches to Achieving Financial GoalsUnderstanding and respecting each other's financial approaches can lead to better decision making and improved relationships.

      Having a mindset of gratitude and contentment with what one already has can unintentionally block the flow of money and opportunities. This was illustrated in the story where Alex initially suggested using a wedding gift to pay off debt, but Charlotte wanted to use it for an enjoyable experience instead. The real problem, according to Alex, is their different approaches to achieving their goals. While Alex is more calculated and plans meticulously, Charlotte is more spontaneous and trusts that things will work out. Although this often leads to good outcomes, Alex feels the pressure to save the day financially when things don't go as planned. Charlotte feels relieved when Alex comes through but sometimes feels guilty for leading him on a financial "wild goose chase." Ultimately, effective communication and understanding each other's perspectives can help them navigate their financial decisions together.

    • The Pressure of Relationship Roles and the Importance of New ExperiencesRelationships can bring immense joy and challenges, and it's essential to recognize and address the emotional and mental burdens that come with certain roles. Embrace new experiences and cherish small moments for personal growth and happiness.

      Relationships can put immense pressure on individuals, with one person often taking on the role of the rescuer while the other is the dreamer or creative. This dynamic, while common, can lead to emotional and mental exhaustion for the rescuer. In the discussed situation, Alex felt hopeless and depressed during a period in Richmond, where he struggled to find employment despite Charlotte's efforts to help. This experience took a toll on Alex's mental health, and it serves as a reminder that everyone has their limits. Additionally, the discussion highlighted the importance of exploring new experiences and taking care of oneself. Charlotte shared her positive experiences with Viator, a platform that offers various travel experiences, and encouraged listeners to try new things and create memorable moments. The story of the expensive tea tasting experience and the introduction of Peak Tea as a sponsor further emphasized the importance of cherishing small, meaningful experiences in everyday life. In summary, relationships can bring immense joy and challenges, and it's essential to recognize and address the emotional and mental burdens that come with certain roles. At the same time, embracing new experiences and cherishing small moments can lead to personal growth and happiness.

    • The Costs of Being Spontaneous in RelationshipsAcknowledge potential negative consequences and communicate openly to find a balance between intuition and practicality in relationships.

      Being spontaneous and intuitive can have serious costs, particularly in relationships. Peak Tea, a new product that dissolves in cold or hot water without any preparation, offers a solution for those constantly on the go. But the discussion also touched on the importance of acknowledging when a situation isn't working and being open to change. Charlotte, the speaker, has a tendency to pivot to the positive, but this can sometimes prevent her from confronting reality. It's essential to consider the potential negative consequences of our actions and communicate openly with those around us. In their past, Charlotte and her partner faced challenges that required them to reassess their situation and make difficult decisions. While Charlotte saw the silver lining, others, like Ramit, preferred to focus on the facts and details to ensure a solid plan. Ultimately, a balance between intuition and practicality is crucial for navigating life's challenges.

    • Starting a business without financial planning can lead to strugglesFinancial planning is crucial for business success, even if it's uncomfortable or unfamiliar.

      Starting a business without proper financial planning and research can lead to financial struggles. The speaker shares her experience of wanting to become a personal trainer without checking how much other trainers make, which resulted in financial hardship. She also emphasizes the importance of taking financial responsibilities seriously, even if it goes against one's personal preferences or comfort zone. The speaker's lack of interest in financial matters was contrasted with her emotional connection to manifesting money through spiritual means. She shared an example of manifesting the exact amount needed for her family's adoption process through an unexpected source. Overall, the discussion highlights the importance of financial planning and the power of manifestation in achieving financial goals.

    • The Power of Faith and BeliefBelieving strongly in oneself and maintaining faith can help individuals overcome financial hardships and manage daily challenges. Utilize email software like Superhuman for productivity.

      Having faith and believing strongly in something can help individuals overcome challenges and provide for their needs, even during difficult times. This was exemplified in a personal story shared about a man who remained faithful despite facing significant debt and financial hardships. While the concept of manifesting wealth was brought up, it was acknowledged that debt, particularly student loans, can feel disconnected and unmanageable for some people. To help manage emails efficiently and save time, the use of email software like Superhuman was recommended. Overall, the discussion emphasized the importance of faith, productivity, and finding solutions to make life easier.

    • Discussing the Burden of Student Loan DebtsFinancial literacy is crucial for managing student loans effectively. Schools should provide accurate information to prevent misconceptions about repayment timelines and debt burdens.

      Both individuals in the conversation have experienced feelings of injustice towards their student loan debts, which they accumulated due to a lack of financial education and misinformation from schools. They each believed they would be able to pay off their debts within a few years after graduation, but found themselves still burdened by the debt years later. The conversation highlights the importance of financial literacy and the need for schools to provide accurate and comprehensive information about the realities of student loans. The individuals also acknowledge that they could benefit from seeking help and learning new methods to manage their debts. Furthermore, the conversation sheds light on the dangers of impulsive decisions and the importance of careful planning, especially when it comes to financial matters.

    • Leverage your strengths and learn from othersRecognize your strengths, learn from others, and take action to improve your financial situation. Don't limit yourself with a 'live within your means' mindset, instead, plan and engineer your financial future using both analysis and intuition.

      While some people may lean more towards data and analysis when it comes to money, it's important to recognize and supplement your strengths with knowledge from other areas. For instance, if you're more creative and intuitive, learning a new language can enhance your travel experiences. And if you're analytical, listening to financial podcasts can provide valuable insights. However, it's also crucial to take action and not procrastinate important financial tasks, such as getting life insurance or paying off debt. The idea of living within your means and playing small can limit your potential for a rich life. Instead, it's essential to thoughtfully plan and engineer your financial future, using both analysis and intuition. Additionally, don't underestimate the power of taking small steps, like learning a new language or getting a term life insurance policy, which can lead to significant improvements in your life.

    • Trusting Intuition for a Richer Financial LifeRecognizing limiting beliefs and committing to intentional finance actions can lead to a richer financial life.

      While having a solid financial plan is important, it's also crucial to trust your intuition and make changes when you feel the desire to live a richer life. Charlotte and Alex's conversation illustrates this idea. They both agreed that they wanted to change their financial situation and live more abundantly, but they recognized that they needed to address the beliefs and attitudes that were holding them back. Charlotte admired a character from a movie who had a positive attitude towards money and took action to learn about it. By contrast, Charlotte associated money with problems and burdens. To live a richer life, they both committed to being more intentional about their finances, learning about money, and making plans. Ultimately, the key takeaway is that being a participant in your financial life and trusting your intuition can lead to significant positive changes.

    • Identifying and changing money behaviorsTo improve our relationship with money, we need to identify and change specific behaviors, such as involving ourselves in financial decisions and planning for our unique 'rich life'.

      Changing our attitudes towards money is important, but it's equally important to adopt specific money behaviors. Trusting in financial growth and taking actionable steps go hand in hand. Admiring financially successful people isn't just about their mindset, but also their tangible behaviors. To improve our relationship with money, we need to identify and change the behaviors we observe in ourselves. For instance, if you're in a relationship where you let your partner handle all the finances, make a plan to ask questions and get involved. Reading books and doing research are great starting points. Your "rich life" is unique to you, and it's essential to identify what it means to you. It could include health, travel, hobbies, and financial freedom. Once you have a clear vision, you can take steps to make it a reality.

    • Having open money conversations deepens relationshipsOpenly discussing financial goals can lead to deeper emotional connections and the first step towards achieving shared visions in relationships

      Engaging with money conversations and being open about financial goals can lead to deeper connections in relationships. During a conversation about building a homestead, Alex initially deflected when asked about costs due to feeling uncomfortable and ashamed about not having the answer. However, Charlotte persisted and encouraged Alex to validate her aspirations and share in the conversation. By acknowledging and appreciating each other's goals, they were able to connect on a deeper emotional level and take the first step towards achieving their shared vision. It's important to remember that money conversations can be uncomfortable, but they are essential for building a foundation of trust and understanding in relationships. By having open and honest discussions about financial goals, we can validate each other's aspirations and work together towards creating the life we desire.

    • Balance Intuition with Analytical SkillsIncorporate weekly financial education sessions to enhance decision-making by balancing intuition with analytical skills, expanding capabilities, and unlocking new opportunities

      You can enhance your decision-making process by balancing your intuition with analytical skills. You don't have to give up your intuitive nature but can benefit from learning to be more analytical. This doesn't mean becoming a hardcore analyst, but rather gaining a new skill set. You can start by incorporating weekly financial education sessions using a book that offers a front-to-back financial education, including action items for analysis and intuition. This process might be uncomfortable initially, but it will provide clarity and a path to financial wellness. Remember, you've mastered other skills through learning and growth, and financial wellness is the next step. Embracing this new perspective allows you to maintain your authentic self while expanding your capabilities. Charlotte, a master of intuition, discovered that relying solely on intuition may have limited her potential. By adding analytical skills, she gained the power to dream bigger and unlock new opportunities.

    • Focus on long-term financial growthInstead of worrying about small finances, aim for larger amounts and take control of your finances for long-term growth

      Instead of focusing on manifesting a small amount of money, like $5,000, we should aim to cultivate the capacity to bring in larger amounts, such as $500,000. Ramit Sethi, the host of the I Will Teach You TO Be Rich podcast, emphasizes the importance of taking control of our financial well-being by engaging with our finances. By doing so, we can eliminate stress over smaller financial concerns. To achieve this, Sethi encourages listeners to read his full letter, which can be found at iwt.com/followups. He also recommends reading his book, "I Will Teach You to be Rich," for specific tactics on building a financial system that works for you. Overall, the message is to focus on long-term financial growth rather than short-term gains.

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    E520 Ask Nick Updates Special Episode - End Of Year Updates

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    Welcome back to The Viall Files! Today we have another special “where are they now” update show where we give you updates from our past callers, to see what’s happened in their situations and relationships since appearing on the show. So let’s end the year by getting some last updates from our callers! We bring on our first caller from who originally called in for advice after breaking up with her boyfriend for his refusal to introduce our caller to his family. Getting back together with some red flags still present, our caller wonders how to navigate getting back together with your ex. We then get an update from our caller who wanted to shoot her shot with someone she went on a date with in the past, after this guy is leaving breadcrumbs of interest. We then get an update from our caller who appeared on our episode with Victoria and Greg. Originally calling in because her boyfriend was having trust issues and going through her phone, we get an update if our caller took Nick’s advice to break up with her boyfriend tonight. We also read some updates from our callers! We get an update from our caller who received 89 text messages from her ex, our caller who canceled on due to bad weather, and our caller who doesn’t want her friend coming in to bring her boyfriend. 

    To catch up on all of these callers original questions please see the show numbers:  

    Original Episode numbers for callers:

    • Episode Number: Ep#495 10.31.22
    • Episode Number: Ep#504 - Jason Nash
    • Episode Number: Ep#508 FS w/ Victoria and Greg 

    Original Episode numbers for read updates:

    • Episode Number: Ep#484 w/ Jason Alabaster
    • Episode Number: Ep#420 w/ Erika Pricilla and Scott
    • Episode Number: Ep#509 GD w/ Katie Maloney

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    Eric Barker || Plays Well With Others

    Eric Barker || Plays Well With Others

    Today we welcome Eric Barker, the author of The Wall Street Journal bestseller Barking Up the Wrong Tree. His book has sold over half a million copies and has been translated into 19 languages. It was even the subject of a question on “Jeopardy!” Eric is also a sought-after speaker, having given talks at MIT, the Aspen Ideas Festival, Google, the United States Military Central Command (CENTCOM), and the Olympic Training Center. His newest book is called Plays Well with Others.

    In this episode, I talk to Eric Barker about relationships. We tackle the misconceptions on loneliness, marriage, and body language. Eric shares practical tips that we can apply in our own relationships such as how to keep passionate love alive and how to catch liars. We also touch on the topics of communication, vulnerability, community and health. 

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    Twitter: @bakadesuyo

     

    Topics

    02:18 Plays Well with Others

    05:11 Loneliness is perception

    08:38 Marriage requires crazy love and work 

    10:57 Gottman’s Four Horsemen of Divorce

    15:26 Keeping passionate love alive 

    19:02 Emotional endings and love maps 

    24:28 The Scary Rule 

    28:14 Dunbar’s number

    30:49 Parasocial relationships 

    35:32 Body language is overrated

    39:04 How to catch a liar

    42:11 Story of connection

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