Wealth Redefined®

What is stopping you from taking action on that thing you've been stewing about? Also: an update to this podcast.

We gathered a panel of smart people to answer your money questions at XYPN Live in St. Louis. We discuss student loans, stocks vs. mutual funds, starting a business, and more.

Michael will be at XYPN Live next week and the Elevation Project podcast will be recorded on-site! We'll take your questions on money and entrepreneurship and answer them with Michael and a few other advisors as a panel discussion.

A financial plan is great. But what happens next? Without accountability and motivation, it can be difficult to stay focused on your goals. Financial coaching can help you implement your plan and move forward. And it can make a huge difference in how money works in your life.

We are most effective, productive and happy when we are "in the zone" in our businesses. So let's try to stay there as much as possible.

In this episode we talk with Annie LaCroix, owner of Brainy Boss and a parallel entrepreneur. Annie shares her story of going through a divorce and facing an overwhelming amount of debt and how she fought through it and is now growing two successful businesses.

Passive income is not necessarily the "retire on the beach and make money while you sleep" fantasy that many of us think of. However, with some ingenuity and perseverance, practical passive income can become reality. Here are some ideas.

Josh Brammer, StoryBrand Certified Guide at Lantern joins us today to discuss how to tell a more compelling story in your business. Also: tacos.

Are you interested in aligning your investing with social or environmental issues? This episode is real talk on Socially Responsible Investing (SRI).

There is often pressure on entrepreneurs to grow as fast as possible by relying on debt or investors. But is this really the best path for everyone? We discuss the benefits of slow, controlled business growth and how to manage it.

Why and when is it time to grow a side hustle into a full-time business? We talk through some of the details here.

Entrepreneurship is grueling and emotionally taxing. In this episode we discuss ways to become more resilient in the face of adversity.

Over-thinking can stifle a business. Let's talk about how to overcome this.

Do you struggle to charge appropriate fees for the value you bring to your customers? You're not alone. One of the biggest challenges we have as entrepreneurs is getting paid what we're worth. Co-host Daniel Herndon joins us again.

Combining finances can be a touchy subject for many. It's fraught will all sorts of emotional baggage and logistical concerns. So let's talk about it. Kristy Runzer from OnRoute Financial joins as co-host and we navigate the challenges and benefits of combining finances.

Blogging and podcasting are two great ways to share your knowledge and build a following. But how do you actually make money from it?

We discuss the often under-utilized Solo 401(k), who it's for and how it works. Hint: you may be eligible.

A discussion on owning multiple businesses at the same time, known as "parallel entrepreneurship." Why do it? Pros and cons? How do you manage multiple ventures? Co-host: Daniel Herndon, owner of MilesHerndon and Gavel Curated Cafe.

Personal finance is often more about behavior than math. Michael shares his "life hacks" for organizing bank accounts for maximum optimization.

Interested in starting a side hustle or a new business and not sure where to start? We discuss the simple 10-step blueprint for getting up and running with minimal effort and cost. Co-host Bruce McClain from Two Roads Digital joins us and talks about how he started his business for even less.

The overview and introduction to The Elevation Project! Welcome... we're glad you're here.