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Why the traditional approach to money is broken
Dennis Williams, CEO of My Financial Therapist, invites us to break up with the American dream. And with startling facts like 50% of the population lives paycheck to paycheck, it’s not hard to understand why.
Dennis believes the American Dream serves as an anchor to keep us in place, to make us want things that get us in debt. And, as a nation, we’re more in debt than ever. Yet, if we democratize finance and make it more accessible for everyone to understand (not just the wealthy), that might just be the secret to living a life on our own terms. Dennis certainly hopes so.
Tune in to hear him chat to Amalia about all this and much more.
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