• A Christmas Conundrum:

  What do you do when the much-anticipated family gathering is jeopardized by an unexpected bout of COVID-19? Dave recounts his experience, offering a candid and touching perspective on the true meaning of the season.

• Reminiscing with Friends:

  From cherished childhood memories to the pains and aches of getting older, Dave and his best friend embark on a nostalgic journey, bringing laughs and poignant moments.

• The Gift of Adaptation:

  Learn how Dave turned a disappointing holiday season into a moment of gratitude and reflection, even dubbing COVID-19 as an unexpected Christmas gift.

• Chicken Noodle Soup for the Soul:

  A simple can of soup leads Dave down memory lane, teaching us all the power of sensory experiences and the warmth of family traditions.

• Adventures in Everyday Life:

  From rolling into a gas station with an empty tank to making peace with life's unpredictable nature, Dave's tales offer inspiration and a fresh perspective on life's little adventures.

I filed for Bankrupcy in 2004. I know there is a difference between being poor and being BROKE.

Today I share a strategy I've been doing for most of this year and it's saving me close to $50 a month and I don't have to do a thing.

A bundle of Disney+, Hulu, and Max is $30/month
Peacock $14/month
Paramount and Showtime $13/month.
Total: $57

(and yes, I know there are more).

Rotate Your Streaming Services:

• Cancel all but one streaming service at a time.

• Saves up to $50 a month by only paying for one service at a time.

• Focus on quality content, avoiding time wasted on subpar shows.

⭐ Smart Meal Planning:

• Instead of eating out, consider quick and affordable home cooking.

• A simple George Foreman Grill can make delicious burgers at a fraction of the cost.

• This not only saves money but is healthier and faster than fast food.

⭐ Avoid Impulse Purchases:

• Think twice before buying things you don’t need, especially during sales.

• Consider if the purchase truly adds value to your life.

• Practice this discipline to accelerate your journey towards being debt-free.

Want more money tips? Check out "Get Your Money Working For You."

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In the latest episode, I share my personal experience with podcasting, detailing how I ended up in podcasting post-divorce while living in my brother's basement.

Despite successfully establishing myself over two decades and earning recognition, I still struggle with imposter syndrome. Reflecting on accolades like being called an influencer and my moves within the industry, I discuss the complicated feelings of self-worth and acceptance.

Wrapping up, I share some cozy moments from my day-to-day life, which help ground me amid these introspective thoughts.

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