Grant Sabatier Podcast

In this episode, I chat with J.D. Roth, the creator of Get Rich Slowly and a man who has had a huge impact on my life. His blog was the first personal finance blog I read and it was instrumental in helping me build my financial independence strategy. In this episode we chat about the history of personal finance in the United States, what we can learn from old money books, and the future of the FIR...

In this episode, I chat with Steve Adcock, who retired at 35 with less than $1 million. Steve is one of the twelve people featured in my book Financial Freedom , but his life has changed dramatically since retiring early. We dig into how to create a lifestyle of happiness, the most important elements of the wealth equation, living off the grid, being honest with yourself, and more. I also share an...

In this episode, I chat with Andy Hill, the host of the Marriage, Kids, and Money podcast about his 10-year journey from debt to millionaire in 10 years. We dive deep into money-saving strategies, building a family, entrepreneurship, and freedom.

In this episode, I chat with Vincent Pugliese, author of Freelance to Freedom about the opportunities of this moment, overcoming our biggest hangups, and how to build a life you love by making money on your own terms. We dive deep into risk, fear, and the importance of surrounding yourself with people that make you feel alive.

In this episode, my good friend and author of The Mindful Millionaire , Leisa Peterson, and I reflect money, this moment, rootedness, and the lightness of being. We dive deep. I always enjoy my chats with Leisa and I'm excited to share this with you.

In this episode, I chat with Chris about side hustles , entrepreneurship, uncertainty, writing, his new book The Money Tree , and finding the intersection of how you make money and what makes you feel alive. 

In this episode I reflect on 6 weeks in quarantine, not knowing what will happen and being open to this moment of change. I discuss the stock market, a great book I just read, share a number of life updates, and more. Financial Freedom (Updated & Now in Paperback!) Also, check out the new Millennial Money

In this solo episode I share my thoughts on the coronavirus, life, money, the market, the FIRE movement, and how I'm trying to cultivate peace in uncertain times as I quarantine in upstate New York.

In this deep conversation, I explore the spiritual side of money with the incredible writer, thinker, and wealth manager Brent Kessell, a CFP and lifelong Buddhist living in Los Angeles. When I first stumbled on his book It's Not About The Money I was touched by Brent's thoughtful approach to helping others manage money, amplify impact, and cultivate a richness in life.

In this episode, I chat with my good friend Jay Kelley, the creator of the Peak Money savings app, about his journey from overwork to living mindfully and the connection between health and wealth. I also share some of my own struggles.

In this episode I chat with Brian Kelly, aka The Points Guy, the OG travel rewards expert who's been dominating the space since 2009. No joke, he likely knows more about travel rewards than anyone on earth. I first started optimizing my credit card points by reading his site ThePointsGuy.com. Given the incredible opportunities once you figure out how to optimize your credit card points and travel...

In this special episode I chat with my friends Kristy and Bryce, the Authors of Quit Like A Millionaire and Creators of Millennial Revolution, about their new book, how to retire early, and travel the world forever!

The FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early) Movement has exploded in the past year, gaining mainstream coverage, including a documentary, many new books, and a high-profile debate with old-school personal finance gurus. But even though the "FIRE is spreading," is it already dead? In this episode I go deep with one of my personal favorite FI bloggers, Bob Lai about his own journey, what the FIRE...

We're one month into the Financial Freedom Book Tour, with almost 50 events completed and over 4,500 miles driven, we finally made it to California! We've spoken at bookstores, high schools, colleges, meetups, and more. In this episode, we reflect on one month on the road living in a 1981 VW Westfalia Camper and some of our favorite stories. 

On March 4th I kicked off the 3 month Financial Freedom book tour in NYC. I'm traveling with my friend Cody in my 1981 VW Camper van, visiting over 40 cities and doing hundreds of events at schools, bookstores, and meetups across the United States in Canada. In this episode, recorded while camping in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina we reflect on the first week of the tour and share my impressions of...

It took me over 2,800 to write Financial Freedom. Writing the book was a lot more challenging than I expected, but it was one of the most incredible and fun experiences of my life. In this bonus episode, my friend Cody interviews me and we go behind the scenes on why I wrote the book, how I wrote the book, and the ups and downs of the process.

I'm so stoked!! My first book, Financial Freedom  (Penguin Random House) is being released worldwide next week! It's available worldwide everywhere books are sold! Support your local bookstore. To learn more check out grantsabatier.com/books Publisher's Weekly said " Financial Freedom is proof that financial independence is possible at a young age...Eminently practical...it's a worthwhile purchase...

I love Jillian. She's present, open, and completely alive. In this episode we chat about how to heal burnout, the power of a mini-retirement, how to truly live, and so much more. Enjoy.

Good money habits can be tough to build and bad habits can be hard to break, but there's a pretty easy and proven way to do it. In this episode I chat with James Clear, author of the New York Times bestseller Atomic Habits and one of the world's foremost experts on the science of habits. I was blown away by James' book and excited to have him on the show. We dive dive deep into habits as a pathway...

In this episode I chat with Brandon from MadFientist.com about deprivation, happiness, meaning, and why it's never been easier in history to reach financial independence. After following the FI path alone for over 2 years I discovered Brandon's blog in 2013, immediately reading all of his posts. His writing on tax, spending, and life optimization guided me on my own FI journey and I'm grateful to...

In this episode I chat with Travis Shakespeare, the Director of Playing with FIRE, a documentary about the financial independence retire early movement. While we chat about what he's learned making the movie and the FIRE movement, we go deeper on what it means to live a creative life, the power of stories, how to create more freedom in your life at any level of wealth, and more.

#1 New York Times Bestselling Author, Entrepreneur, and Philanthropist Tony Robbins shares strategies for mastering money, overcoming fear, and living a fulfilling life. I've been a fan of Tony since reading Awaken The Giant Within at 21. It was a true honor to have him on the podcast to chat about his book Unshakeable and his mission to provide 1 billion meals through Feeding America.

In this episode I chat with Vicki Robin about financial freedom, the FIRE movement, financial independence, and the fullness of existence. It was in August 2010 that I first read Your Money or Your Life by Vicki Robin & Joe Dominguez. It transformed my relationship with money, changed my life, and started my financial independence journey.  Vicki Robin wrote the foreword to my book Financial Freed...

We often shy away from fear and suffering, but embracing both can help us live richer lives. In this episode I chat with the inspirational Akshay Nanavati about how to overcome and leverage fear to reach the next level in health, wealth, and happiness.

In this legit masterclass on early retirement, Justin from RootofGood.com shares the strategies he used to win the money game and retire at 33. We cover a wide array of topics including tax optimization, doing what you love, and how a family of 5 can live on $40,000 a year. Justin is one of the featured stories in my Financial Freedom book and one of my favorite money bloggers.