The Mindful Wealth Podcast28 Kesä 2022

What Do Lost Jobs & Rising Gas Prices Have in Common? High-lights from Season 2

As season 2 of The Mindful Wealth Podcast comes to a close, we’ll break down each of the major topics that were raised by our respected guests. What did we learn from them? What is our big “Aha!” moment? How did these topics broaden our thinking and shift our perspective? You won't want to miss this two-part episode as we look back and reflect on these revolutionary and thought-provoking topics that will lead you on the path of discovering what "True Wealth" truly means as we wrap up the second season. Enjoy listening! What we learned from Jonathan DeYoe and Terrie Schauer in this episode: - A quick look at the season's 2 highlights. - Jonathan and Terrie’s major “Aha!” moments. - How season 2 seasoned their thinking and broadened their perspective about true wealth. - Some of the major topics raised by guests made a significant impact. Success Quotes: “We need to have respect for the equilibrium that we have built so delicately over the last 200 years.” -Terrie “We go forward with as much information as we can gather, and we go forward learning new things, and then we make some decisions.” -Jonathan Timestamp: 00:00 - Intro 00:50 - Jonathan shared a quick recap of the season's 2 highlights. 02:57 - Here is Terrie's first takeaway from this season. 05:30 - Terrie talks about the episode with Reagan about social division. 06:53 - The next “Aha!” moment for Terrie. 08:46 - Jonathan and Terrie talk about their “Aha!” moments. 13:50 - What does it mean if you are on the losing end of the post industrial economy? 15:23 - Terrie looks back on her final “Aha!” moments from this season. 18:33 - Jonathan talks about his major “Aha!” moment — the episode with Robert Frank. 22:20 - Terrie and Jonathan talk about the topic raised by Efosa Ojomo. 26:21 - Jonathan’s concluding words to wrap the end of season 2. 26:55 - Terrie’s concluding words to wrap the end of season 2. 28:53 - Outro Connect with Us: Jonathan DeYoe - Money Philosopher - LinkedIn Terrie Schauer, PhD - Author of Mindful Landlord - LinkedIn

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