9 Money Myths That Keep People Broke | Garrett Gunderson E453
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Most people aren’t broke because they don’t make enough money—they’re broke because they believe the wrong things about it.
Rich Somers sits down with Garrett Gunderson to break down nine common money myths that quietly keep people stuck, overworked, and financially reactive. From saving vs. investing to debt, cash flow, and the false sense of security most people chase, Garrett challenges conventional financial advice and explains why it often backfires.
The conversation focuses on thinking differently about money, aligning finances with values, and building systems that create freedom instead of stress. This episode offers a clear, practical perspective for anyone ready to stop following outdated rules—and start making decisions that actually move the needle.
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