Clocking Out: The Art of Leaving Work at Work (EP. 77)

Clocking Out: The Art of Leaving Work at Work (EP. 77)

In today’s always-on world, the line between work and personal life has never been blurrier. With emails, notifications, and workplace stress following us home, it’s no wonder so many struggle to truly “clock out.” In this episode, we explore the mental toll of work, the dangers of burnout, and why financial freedom plays a key …

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Don’t Fix the Roof in a Snowstorm (EP. 76)

Don’t Fix the Roof in a Snowstorm (EP. 76)

Making changes in the middle of a crisis is like trying to fix your shingles during a snowstorm—frustrating, ineffective, and often too late. In this episode, we explore why the best time to prepare, adjust, and plan is when things are going well, not when you’re under pressure. Whether it’s managing your health, career, relationships, …

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Bracketology & Bankrolls: The Madness of March & Markets (EP. 75)

Bracketology & Bankrolls: The Madness of March & Markets (EP. 75)

March Madness isn’t just about basketball—it’s about risk, reward, and the unpredictable nature of both brackets and investing. In this episode of WIN: What’s Important Now, we break down the financial lessons hidden in the tournament, from the psychology of picking Cinderella teams to the importance of diversification in both your portfolio and your bracket. …

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The Science of Knowing When to Say Yes (EP. 74)

The Science of Knowing When to Say Yes (EP. 74)

How do you know when to stop searching and finally make a decision? Whether you’re picking a life partner, buying a house, or deciding when to invest, the fear of making the wrong choice can leave you stuck in indecision. In this episode, we explore Optimal Stopping Theory—a mathematical approach to decision-making that helps determine …

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The 25th Hour: Time, Priorities, and Financial Growth (EP. 73)

The 25th Hour: Time, Priorities, and Financial Growth (EP. 73)

What would you do if every day came with an extra hour? In this episode of WIN: What’s Important Now, Corey and Zed explore how they would use an additional 60 minutes and what it reveals about priorities, productivity, and financial habits. Just like money, time is a limited resource that can be invested wisely—or …

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Presidents, Money, and the Stories They Tell (EP. 72)

Presidents, Money, and the Stories They Tell (EP. 72)

In this episode of The WIN Podcast, we delve into the history books to uncover how U.S. presidents handled money, from George Washington’s savvy land investments to Lincoln’s creation of greenbacks during the Civil War. We’ll also explore Franklin D. Roosevelt’s bold departure from the gold standard and fun facts like presidential salaries. Join us …

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Thriving on Purpose: A Blueprint for Purposeful Living (EP. 71)

Thriving on Purpose: A Blueprint for Purposeful Living (EP. 71)

Start 2025 with a fresh take on retirement. In this episode, we explore why life after retirement needs as much planning as the journey to get there. From the surprising loss of structure to the challenge of reconnecting with passions, we uncover the realities of this major transition. Learn how to move beyond “retiring to” …

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Flipping the Odds: Finding Success Amid Uncertainty (EP. 70)

Flipping the Odds: Finding Success Amid Uncertainty (EP. 70)

In this special Christmas Eve episode, we explore how life’s uncertainties can still lead to incredible success. Drawing inspiration from stories like Walt Disney’s rise from failure and Heinz Berggruen’s journey from refugee to renowned art collector, we’ll discuss how focusing on what you can control—and letting go of what you can’t—can transform your mindset. …

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The Hype and the Gap – Investing with Perspective (EP. 69)

The Hype and the Gap – Investing with Perspective (EP. 69)

In this episode of WIN: What’s Important Now, we explore the Gartner Hype Cycle—a framework for understanding the lifecycle of new technologies—and its parallels to market trends and investor behavior. Using real-world examples like self-driving cars and 3D printing, we uncover lessons on recognizing hype and identifying sustainable opportunities. We also examine the “behavior gap” …

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Harvesting Wealth: Gratitude, Giving, and Financial Growth (EP. 68)

Harvesting Wealth: Gratitude, Giving, and Financial Growth (EP. 68)

In this Thanksgiving-themed episode of WIN: What’s Important Now, we explore the financial lessons hidden in the holiday season. From the economics of Thanksgiving spending to discussing money matters with family, we uncover practical ways to align gratitude with your financial goals. Whether you’re navigating Black Friday deals or planning your holiday budget, this episode …

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