In this episode, we explore the fascinating journey of adaptation in both business and personal careers. We delve into how successful business models evolve to meet changing market demands, technological advancements, and societal shifts. Drawing parallels, the discussion shifts to the personal evolution from the height of one’s career to the transition into retirement.
Discover strategies for staying ahead in the business world and learn valuable insights on how individuals can gracefully navigate the transition from a bustling career to a fulfilling retirement. Join us for an engaging conversation on thriving through change and ensuring sustained success in both business and life.
Are you enjoying the money you’ve worked hard for or are you just saving it?
This is an important question to ask ourselves at any point in life, as time is a precious commodity that we can never get back. It’s better to live our lives with responsibility while enjoying it.
So, who can assist us in achieving this?
Join Corey Heimensen on The WIN Podcast as he explores the importance of valuing experiences over accumulating wealth. Corey mentions the potential of AI in personalizing bucket list adventures and emphasizes the importance of personalizing financial planning and preparing for life’s uncertainties.
Corey discusses:
The importance of enjoying the money you’ve worked hard for and the experiences it can provide
Comparing family vacation AI suggestions for different life stages: from theme parks to sophisticated international getaways
The role of a financial advisor in providing personalized guidance and weighing the pros and cons of financial decisions
The necessity of balancing spending on experiences with saving for the future and unexpected expenses
Have you ever wondered how to differentiate between risk and exposure when it comes to your investments?
This week, Corey Heimensen in a new episode of The WIN Podcast, explores the crucial distinctions between risk and exposure in the realm of financial planning. He dives into the importance of understanding these concepts and examines the mindset for mitigating risks and managing exposure to ensure a secure financial future.
Corey discusses:
Understanding the fundamental difference between risk and exposure in financial planning
Exploring the significance of managing exposure to potential risks in investments
Strategies for quantifying and assessing the magnitude of outcomes in financial decision-making
The role of professional guidance in navigating the complexities of investment risks and exposure
Baseball is shaped by strategic decisions both on the field and in the boardroom.
The signing of a high-profile player like Shohei Ohtani by the Los Angeles Dodgers is a significant event that reflects the interplay of talent evaluation, contract negotiation, and long-term financial planning.
Such moves are pivotal, potentially influencing the team’s performance and financial health for seasons to come.
In this episode, Corey Heimensen sits down with Zed Heimensen to explore the baseball season and Shohei Ohtani’s landmark signing with the Dodgers. They examine Ohtani’s unique contract, particularly its deferred compensation aspect, the financial implications for the team and player, and the lessons we can learn.
Corey and Zed touch on:
The unique structure of Shohei Ohtani’s contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers
The concept of deferred compensation
The risks associated with deferred compensation, including inflation, tax rates, and the potential for bankruptcy affecting the contract
The risks faced by both Shohei Ohtani and the Los Angeles Dodgers in the unique contract arrangement
The Dodgers’ deferred contracts and the potential financial implications for the team in the future
Parallels between deferred compensation in sports and everyday financial decisions
Zed Heimensen, a graduate of Morningside University, began working at Heimensen Wealth Advisors in May 2022. Zed graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Finance while serving as the president of the university’s investment club. During his time at Morningside, Zed gained extensive knowledge of the finance industry through internships and high-level coursework.
Zed recognizes the importance of understanding each client’s life story and how their unique paths can impact their short- and long-term financial goals. As a financial advisor, Zed prepares individualized financial plans while fostering genuine client relationships. He holds Securities Registrations 7 and 66.
Outside of work, Zed enjoys golfing, reading, and spending time with his family and friends. Zed is also an avid sports fan, hoping to see the Vikings win a Super Bowl at some point in his life.
Life is full of mountains. Some are easy to climb, some are hard, and some seem impossible.
But what can we learn from the people who dare to face these mountains and reach the summit? How do they overcome the obstacles, the risks, and the doubts that come with such a challenge? And how can we apply their lessons to our own lives?
In this episode, Corey Heimensen explores the parallels between climbing mountains like Kilimanjaro and making life’s tough decisions. He dives into the mental strategies for facing challenges, the growth that comes from pushing past our limits, and the importance of adapting goals as life changes. Additionally, Corey emphasizes the value of partnership and support systems in achieving success, and the complexities of managing the aftermath of reaching our goals.
Corey discusses:
The idea of mountain climbing and its challenges, including physical and mental preparation
The challenges and routes of climbing Mount Kilimanjaro
The importance of mental preparation in both mountain climbing and life
The significance of having support and guidance in achieving goals and making important decisions
The negative impact of overconfidence in various aspects of life
The importance of financial planning and the potential consequences of relying solely on social security for retirement
The risks and challenges faced during the descent in mountain climbing and drawing parallels to life’s challenges and decision-making
Healthcare costs are one of the biggest expenses that retirees face, and they can vary depending on factors such as age, health, location, and lifestyle.
Planning for these costs can be challenging, but also rewarding, as it can help you achieve your retirement goals and enjoy your golden years without worrying about unexpected medical bills.
In this episode, Corey Heimensen dives into the critical topic of healthcare costs in retirement. He breaks down estimated expenses while highlighting the importance of Social Security and Health Savings Accounts. Corey also touches on the impact of lifestyle choices and the benefits of preventative care, and he provides insights into managing healthcare costs through financial goals, considering inflation, and government support programs.
Corey discusses:
Healthcare costs in retirement and the fear associated with it
How media use scare tactics to draw attention to healthcare costs in retirement
The estimated healthcare costs for a couple in retirement
The role of Social Security as a piece of the retirement financial puzzle
The impact of healthy lifestyle choices and preventative care in managing future healthcare expenses
Health Savings Accounts and their potential benefits for managing future healthcare costs
How inflation and income/ increases can impact financial planning for healthcare costs
Ever considered the parallels between piloting a plane and navigating your finances?
Buckle up as we unravel the connections between these seemingly unrelated realms. Whether you’re soaring through the skies or charting your financial course, one thing remains constant: the need for meticulous planning, sharp attention to detail, and the ability to gracefully adjust to unforeseen circumstances.
In this episode, Corey Heimensen draws parallels between aviation and financial planning. Using preflight checklists as an analogy, he emphasizes the importance of preparation, communication, and experience in navigating the uncertainties of both fields. Drawing inspiration from Captain Sully’s emergency landing, Corey highlights the significance of a solid plan during challenging times.
Corey discusses:
Parallels between preflight checks done by pilots and successful strategies in financial planning
Comparing the pilot’s exterior inspection of the plane to a financial advisor’s assessment of a client’s situation before moving forward
Captain Sully’s landing on the Hudson River and emphasizes the importance of being prepared for unforeseen circumstances
The importance of a preflight survey in aviation and how it can be applied to financial advising
One of the most fascinating aspects of financial planning is how it can be related to almost anything in life.
Whether it is music, art, sports, or movies, there are always lessons and insights that can be drawn from different domains and applied to our financial decisions.
In this episode, Corey Heimensen is joined by Zed Heimensen, financial advisor at Heimensen Wealth Advisors, to explore the adaptability of finance. Drawing inspiration from Beethoven and the movie National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation, they explore the importance of managing what we can control and planning for the unexpected. They also emphasize the value of hard work, surrounding ourselves with the right people, and diversification in financial planning.
Corey and Zed discuss:
How Beethoven’s structured musical form can be related to financial efficiency and the importance of setting goals and having a plan
The significance of Beethoven’s gradual loss of hearing and how it can be related to overcoming challenges in financial planning
The importance of managing risk in various aspects of life
The importance of passion and hard work in achieving greatness
Financial lessons from National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation, such as not depending too much on one source of income
The concept of classics and how it relates to judging success in financial planning
Zed Heimensen, a graduate of Morningside University, began working at Heimensen Wealth Advisors in May 2022. Zed graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Finance while serving as the president of the university’s investment club. During his time at Morningside, Zed gained extensive knowledge of the finance industry through internships and high-level coursework.
Zed recognizes the importance of understanding each client’s life story and how their unique paths can impact their short- and long-term financial goals. As a financial advisor, Zed prepares individualized financial plans while fostering genuine client relationships. He holds Securities Registrations 7 and 66.
Outside of work, Zed enjoys golfing, reading, and spending time with his family and friends. Zed is also an avid sports fan, hoping to see the Vikings win a Super Bowl at some point in his life.
Have you ever thought about how the increase in the occupation of storage units can relate to the need for financial organization?
The truth is that the clutter in our storage units often mirrors the chaos in our financial affairs.
In this episode, Corey Heimensen touches on the relevance of organization in one’s financial life. He draws a parallel between the clutter in storage units and the financial mess many people have, emphasizing the importance of seeking help from trusted advisors to get organized.
Corey discusses:
The popularity of storage units and their surprising statistics
The seven popular reasons people rent storage units
The correlation between the size of the storage unit rented and the length of stay
The importance of organizing finances and drawing parallels with the Marie Kondo method of keeping things that bring joy
The stress caused by financial disorganization and the need for intentional financial planning
How a financial advisor can assist in organizing financial goals
The need for a genuine connection and trust with a financial advisor
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.
Corey and Aric share:
The idea that money can not buy love, but can provide security and joy
The concept of inheritance and the importance of not spending it, but creating a legacy
The lyrics of the song “Working for the Weekend” by Loverboy and the concept of living paycheck to paycheck
The lyrics of the song “Billionaire” by Bruno Mars and Travie McCoy, focusing on the concept of having material wealth and the importance of having a realistic plan
The complications and challenges that come with accumulating wealth
The importance of setting goals and saving a portion of your pay to reach those goals
