@Ty Hatcher amen to that, I definitely want to hit the beach next Lord willing. Somewhere without a lot of noise where I can listen to the water hit the beach and the wind go through the palms.

Fortunately, my wife and I are not in any debt. Although we have argued about finances. My wife tends to be more uptight about the way we spend, which is a good thing, but it can be obnoxious. Her father is an accountant so some of that rubbed off onto her. My family was more loose about it all growing up so it has caused some slight tension between us. Her judging my family, and vice versa. She has definitely judged me harshly at times for no good reason and I’ve done the same to her for uptightness. On the other end of that, her views have helped make better decisions and my looseness helps at times too, seeing money more as a tool rather than an outright idol. I could work on how much I value money though, rather than having it on the very bottom of the totem pole. I like to keep my eyes off of it, not because I’m lazy but because I’ve seen first hand how a great amount of money can destroy men and divide families.

@Ty Hatcher Is it odd to say that I envy you for what that might feel like to have money run out? Sometimes I feel as if life would seem more narrow, if I had less money in my life. I want the feeling of being in a financial battle, in the valley per se, as a way of sharpening my own skill set. But maybe I’m too afraid to go there.

They go hand in hand for sure, you always hear the quote “knowledge is determining what is true and wisdom is when it is true.” Knowing how to balance the two is a pretty difficult task which only comes with life experience in my opinion. “Discipline without direction is drudgery,” is another common quote I’ve heard.

@Ty Hatcher Agreeing with Tyler here. Teaching wisdom is the hard part. Obtaining it, even harder? Maybe there’s a cost to wisdom, jumping through fire per se. Using what you learn and putting it to the test and telling others? Asked Ai and it simple says humility, experience and patience are how you require wisdom. Further reinforcing what Tyler said on mentorship and humility in reaching out to a teacher.

Budgeting, Also running a sports card business online and just managing expenses

1. Become Independant from my parents help. 2. Support my wife as well.

@Ty Hatcher think we could possibly do the week after? Next week is gonna be super busy haha.