Purposeful Patience (EP. 58)
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In an ever-evolving world, resilience can become our greatest strength. Unexpected changes are not just obstacles; they are opportunities to showcase the strength of the human spirit.
This episode heralds a new era for the WIN Podcast: a shift to more concise episodes, filled with actionable insights ready to inspire action across generations. As we embark on this fresh path, we’ll delve into the multifaceted aspects of an investor’s journey, showing the way forward with clarity and purpose.
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The worlds of music and finance often intersect in life.
This intersection can offer a valuable perspective to explore our connection with money, happiness, and the pursuit of our aspirations.
In this episode, Corey Heimensen and Aric Johnson play a game where they relate song lyrics to finances and life as a fun tribute to Aric’s enjoyment of music for his last episode on the podcast.
Additionally, Aric shares about his next venture with Boys Town in Omaha to work with at-risk youth. Corey says goodbye to Aric and welcomes his new producer, Bill Tucker.
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Throughout our lives, we will always be “in between” periods.
During these, we will face many struggles and points where our decision-making will be crucial for our success. We have to make the best of situations by focusing on “What’s Important Now”.
In this episode, Corey Heimensen plays a card game called “Yablon” (also known as “Red Dog” or “In Between”) to demonstrate the parallels between the game and life decision-making, particularly in finance. Corey chats about the concept of being “in-between” life events and the importance of planning and enjoying life.
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When looking for a financial advisor, you want to make sure they have your best interests in mind.
That’s why it’s important to ask advisors questions while vetting them to see if they will be a good fit for you.
In this episode, Corey Heimensen outlines the seven questions you should ask any financial advisor before becoming a client. Along with what would happen to your account if your advisor couldn’t fulfill their duties.
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Let’s face it. We have all witnessed difficult times, uncertainty, and stormy life events.
Learn the tips you need to prepare and get past those in this episode of The WIN Podcast, What’s Important Now with Corey Heimensen!
This week, Corey explains how to financially prepare for these life storms. He reveals the value of building resiliency and adaptability through the process while highlighting the importance of building a good foundation to weather the storm.
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In finances, there are eight rules we all need to know and follow — no matter our age!
Referring to the 1977 sitcom, “Eight Is Enough,” this week, Corey Heimensen provides you with a list of eight easy and achievable concepts you can do to protect and manage your finances.
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How many of you are familiar with the roles and responsibilities of a good financial advisor?
In this episode, Corey Heimensen outlines the five roles of a financial advisor. From their role as the weatherman to marriage counseling and even acting as forest rangers, Corey explains what each hat means and how each of them is applied to different client situations.
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Financial jargon can be confusing and hard to understand, and so can complex financial situations.
But, Corey Heimensen is here to help make these situations understandable and accessible for anybody, even if you have no previous financial experience.
In this episode, Corey reveals what motivated him to write his book, “Stop Doing Dumb Things With Your Money,” and explores the value of chapter two (focused on why you shouldn’t buy more financial services than you need) and three (the importance of goal-setting).
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