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  • 264. Building Investment Skills Without the Risk!
    2026/09/21

    On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince·s guest is Deon Hargrove, founder of Smart Investors, an educational investing platform designed to help people learn, practice, and grow their skills in a risk-free simulation before using real money. Deon shares how starting his investing journey during the 2020 pandemic led to him building a one-stop shop that combines research tools, strategy-based asset recommendations, and virtual portfolios that use real-world market data. He discusses investor mindset shaped by market crashes, the importance of research over ·gambling,· and lessons from the dot-com bubble and today·s AI boom. For more info on the Smart Investors App, visit smartinvestorsapp.com

    Key Topics:

    01:00 Meet Deon, Learn About his Mission

    01:25 Origin Story Pandemic Investing

    03:18 Early Wins and Doubts

    05:09 Vince's early investing disaster (PalmPilot!)

    08:14 Millennial Investor Mindset

    11:51 Dot Com Bubble and AI Parallels

    17:36 Research Beats Gambling

    19:28 Amazon From Books to Empire

    21:17 How Smart Investors Works

    23:22 Three Part Learning System

    25:46 Fail Safely Before Brokerages

    28:04 Financial Literacy Crisis Stats

    31:07 401k and Fund Simulations

    33:14 Smart Investor Tracks Case Studies

    35:07 Getting Started and Pricing

    37:20 Wrap Up and Links

    Key Links:

    • https://smartinvestorsapp.com

    • https://www.instagram.com/smartinvestors01/

    • https://www.linkedin.com/in/deon-hargrove/

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    39 分
  • 263. The Laws of Wealth: Financial "Big Thinking" for Everyday Families!
    2026/09/14

    On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince talks with author Danial Jiwani about his book, The 52 Laws of Wealth, which presents 52 laws organized into seven big ideas: think big, work hard, handle pressure, work for yourself, get known, be right, a lot, and connect with people. Danial explains how these principles apply not only to the ultra-wealthy, but also to everyday households focused on mortgages, childcare, retirement, and financial security. They discuss how ·thinking big· is a mindset, how ·work for yourself· can apply even for those who choose to be employees, and how ·get known· and networking can be human and empathetic rather than transactional. Danial also shares other resources including his Weekly Wealth newsletter and his website, DanialJiwani.com.

    Key Topics:

    01:51 Do Wealth Laws Scale?

    04:38 Thinking Big for All

    07:32 Mindset Not Materialism

    14:47 Work for Yourself Idea

    17:21 Control Costs Wisely

    21:22 Get Known Authentically

    25:00 Finding Common Ground

    29:26 Make Better Decisions

    34:19 Resources and Wrap Up

    Key Links:

    • Danial Jiwani

    • Danial Jiwani (@danial_jiwani) Instagram

    • https://x.com/danial_jiwani

    • https://www.linkedin.com/in/danial-jiwani/

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    37 分
  • 262. Healing the Money Wound and Building Financial Wellness Through Mindset
    2026/09/07

    On this episode of CFO at Home, author, speaker, and transformational coach Kristen Renee Appleby and I explore the connection between financial stress, workplace burnout, and the deeper patterns that shape our relationship with money. Kristen believes that money challenges are not simply about income, budgets, or financial knowledge, but are often rooted in what she calls "money wounds": beliefs, emotional experiences, and survival patterns that develop over time and influence how we earn, spend, save, and feel about money.

    In her book, Healing the Money Wound: A 12-Day Money Mindset Bootcamp, Kristen guides readers through a process of identifying financial stress patterns, understanding how early conditioning shapes money beliefs, and rebuilding those beliefs by using small, sustainable shifts that can create meaningful transformation over time.

    To learn more about Healing the Money Wound, as well as Kristen's other books and resources, go to kristenreneehealing.com

    Key Topics:

    01:33 Health Crisis Awakening

    02:53 Selling the House

    08:21 Money Avoidance Patterns

    13:08 Financial Independence Choice

    15:09 Ninety Day Money Storm

    18:02 Twelve Day Boot Camp

    23:09 Micro Shifts and Wins

    25:29 Mindset Transformation

    29:25 Resources and Programs

    32:27 Starting Step One

    34:05 Closing Thanks

    Key Links:

    • Kristen Renee Healing

    • Shop - Kristen Renee Healing

    • Healing the Money Wound: A 12-Day Money Mindset Bootcamp

    • Kristen Renee (@KRISTENRENEEREBUILDING) • Facebook

    • Kristen Renee | Wellness Author | Coach (@kristenreneehealing) • Instagram photos and videos

    • kristenreneerebuilding

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    36 分
  • 261. From Pay to Wealth: Financial Discipline, Lifestyle Creep, and Trade-Based Wealth Building
    2026/08/31

    On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince talks with David Kennington, an author with 30+ years experience working as a tradesman, about trades as a viable path to making and building wealth, David explains how credit cards and lifestyle creep can quickly push tradespeople beyond their means, and notes that trades and technical training often include little financial education, making discipline and understanding the psychological side of spending crucial. They also discuss emotional attachments that drive bad financial choices, the role of spouses and clear communication in correcting ·financial misbehavior,· and how overtime or higher-paying jobs can help pay down debt only if intentionally paired with a plan. Learn more about David and his book, Tradies Earn While You Sleep, at tradiesearn.com

    02:05 Trades and Money Burnout

    02:38 Credit Cards and Discipline

    04:26 Lessons From Mentors

    10:17 Knowledge vs Psychology

    11:53 Emotional Spending Stories

    15:03 Couples and Money Talks

    19:18 Overtime and Lifestyle Creep

    21:51 Boosting Income and Investing

    28:05 From Pay to Wealth Podcast

    32:20 Websites, Book and Resources

    34:54 Final Takeaways

    Key Links:

    • Tradies Earn

    • https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-kennington-b6735340/

    • https://substack.com/@tradiemoney

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    37 分
  • 260. A "Personality Mirror" to Improve Money Habits
    2026/08/24

    On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince and platform creator Arky Jones discuss Personality Peek, a fun-first, non-clinical personality quiz built around everyday situations. They discuss the connection between personality and money behavior, with Arky sharing how his own ·free thinker· result highlighted some of his own tendencies that, when unchecked, had negatively affected his business. They also discuss consumer programming, dopamine-driven spending, external validation as a driver of money mistakes, and some of the key elements of the practice of Stoicism that can be applied to our money habits, controlling what you can, accepting what you can·t, and acting to change what·s influenceable. Check out the free quiz at personalitypeek.com.

    Key Topics:

    01:25 Meet the Creator

    02:23 Why Personality Peak

    03:39 How the Quiz Works

    08:11 Personality and Money

    13:35 Spending Culture and Dopamine

    15:49 A Costly Car Lesson

    18:35 Mirror Traits and Validation

    22:35 Stoicism Explained

    26:47 Peak Method and Workbooks

    20:24 Applying Results to Finances

    32:59 Wrap Up and Next Steps

    Key Links:

    • https://personalitypeek.com/

    • https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61575494699915

    • https://www.instagram.com/personalitypeek/

    • https://www.youtube.com/@PersonalitypeekVlog

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    35 分
  • 259. Money, Work, and Meaning: Finding Flow Without Waiting for Retirement
    2026/08/17

    On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince talks with Tony Tenaglia ·a quality manager in aerospace manufacturing, entrepreneur, yoga teacher, and host of the Work Sucks But I Like It podcast·about redefining work, money, success, and burnout through the lens of worth . Tony shares his career rollercoaster (being fired, dropping out of grad school, chasing money, taking pay cuts for opportunity) and argues there's nothing wrong with a 9-to-5, which can build skills and structure, without the pressures of entrepreneurship. They push back on the social-media narrative of delaying life until retirement, emphasize identity beyond job titles, and discuss mindset, appreciation, and practical tools that support resilience. For more, check out WorkSucksButILikeIt.com, where you can find Tony's podcast, and other resources including his free flow-channel quiz, and book, The Impression of a Good Life.

    Key Topics:

    02:35 Tony's Value Journey

    04:33 Aerospace and Many Hats

    05:07 Cashflow Quadrant Explained

    06:53 Why a 9 to 5 Works

    09:45 Retirement Myth and Real Life

    18:43 Identity Beyond Your Job

    19:32 Work Defined Like Physics

    23:27 Appreciation and Human Culture

    26:03 Mindset Meets Money Skills

    35:27 Flow State Framework

    39:06 Podcast Quiz and Books

    42:09 Consistency and Closing

    Key Links:

    • https://worksucksbutilikeit.com/

    • Anthony Tenaglier (@tenaglier) · Instagram

    • Work Sucks, But I Like It - YouTube

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    45 分
  • 258. Financial Clarity for Life's Unexpected Transitions
    2026/08/10

    On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince's conversation is with Gordon Haas of Haas Wealth Strategies, about using financial planning to navigate major life transitions and crises like illness, job changes, and retirement decisions. Gordon shares his own experience with advanced-stage cancer in his early 30s, and a cardiac arrest during COVID, explaining how health events can create urgent financial demands around insurance, income disruption, medical bills, and support systems. Gordon emphasizes proactive planning·life insurance, wills, beneficiaries, disability coverage·and encourages open family conversations, including intergenerational planning and ·generational wealth· as both assets and wisdom. For more, visit haaswealthstrategies.com and check out Gordon·s podcast, Gen Relational Wealth

    01:46 Health Crises Change Planning

    04:10 From Engineering to Finance

    09:37 Planning Under Pressure

    13:14 Insurance Lessons Learned

    17:55 Caring for Aging Parents

    22:12 Starting Hard Money Talks

    27:34 Proactive Checkups and Taxes

    31:49 Generational Wealth Beyond Money

    36:29 Resources and Closing

    Key Links:

    • Haaswealthstrategies.com

    • GenRelational Wealth Podcast

    • Haas Wealth Strategies (@HaasStrategies) • Facebook

    • Gordon Haas, CFP® - YouTube

    • Gordon Haas, CFP® - Wealth Advisor and CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® | LinkedIn

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    39 分
  • 257. Rewriting Money Beliefs Part 2 - "Unresourceful" Money Habits
    2026/08/03

    On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince wraps up his conversation with Heidi Heron, a Neuro-Linguistic Programming practitioner with 25+ years of experience, with a discussion about changing what we coin ·unresourceful· money habits; chronic overspending which is often driven by unconscious needs like control, safety, and power, as well the opposite pattern of being extremely frugal, often rooted in fear and a lack of safety. Heidi suggests practical next steps: get clear on what you want, examine what money and spending mean to you, and defines values for different types of money (today, future, business, fun) Learn more at heidiherron.com, including 1:1 work, NLP training, and her book, The Wizard of Cause.

    01:00 Money as Energy Setup

    01:32 Retail Therapy Overspending

    05:41 Rewiring the Dopamine Loop

    07:51 Breaking the Spending Circuit

    09:14 The Miser Money Fear

    11:23 A Father's Money Shift

    16:03 Mindset Steps to Change

    19:35 Money Buckets and Values

    23:10 Resources and Wrap Up

    Key Links:

    • https://www.heidiheron.com/

    • https://www.instagram.com/dr.heidiheron/

    • https://www.facebook.com/DrHeidiHeron

    • https://www.youtube.com/c/nlpwithdrheidi

    • https://www.linkedin.com/in/drheidiheron/

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    26 分