The Intentional Living Podcast

Why does money feel harder to manage today? Why do so many people feel behind, even when they’re doing everything “right”? In this episode, Jim and Cade sit down with author Seb Bunney to unpack the hidden ways our current money system affects behavior, stress, and long-term planning. Seb explains how inflation, declining purchasing power, and broken incentives quietly shape the choices people mak...

In this final episode of their What Is Money? series, Jim Crider and Cade Grimm bring it all together — exploring what it really means to take action once you’ve clarified your values , set goals , and made intentional decisions . So many people stop short of actually doing the thing. They plan, think, and talk about what matters — but never follow through. Jim and Cade break down why that happens...

How do you talk to your kids about money — without making it awkward or stressful? In this episode, Jim Crider and Cade Grimm unpack how to build financial wisdom in your children at every age — from toddlers learning about trade-offs to grown kids navigating inheritance and legacy.  Jim shares real stories from his own family: how a simple “golf cart vs. vacation” conversation turned into a...

Jim Crider and Cade Grimm unpack how faith, psychology, and intentional planning shape better decisions. From confidence and bias to biblical wisdom and daily habits, discover how to think clearly, act intentionally, and align every choice with what truly matters. What if the hardest part of making a good decision is realizing there’s a decision to be made? In this episode of Intentional Living ,...

In this episode of the Intentional Living FP Podcast , financial planners Jim Crider and Cade Grimm explore how money shapes marriage—not just through budgets, but through communication. Money isn’t only about math; it’s a language that reveals what you value most. Jim and Cade unpack how financial stress, hidden spending, and misaligned priorities can quietly erode trust—but also how intentional...

Most couples wish they had talked about money before marriage. Jim Crider and Cade Grimm from Intentional Living FP share how to start healthy financial conversations early — without awkwardness — to build trust and unity before saying “I do.”

Financial planners Jim Crider and Cade Grimm of Intentional Living unpack one deceptively simple question— what is money? —and reveal how understanding it can reshape your relationship with wealth, purpose, and life itself.

In this episode, Jim gives a Shakespeare-like monologue regarding bitcoin, the current macroeconomic state we find ourselves in, and answers some questions you might be having. Bitcoin is not a hedge - Parker Lewis: https://youtu.be/Z6qzEYxBYcQ?si=gmoO258W2kFAMoQp US debt clock: https://www.usdebtclock.org/

In this episode, Jim is joined with/by Ben Justman. Ben is the founder of Peony Lane which is a natural winemaking company. He relays the story of how his business got started, his journey in discovering Bitcoin and how his business uses it, and other things regarding his life. Peony Lane's website: https://t.co/d9Qdi6IHD7 2021 31% Wine discount code: 2021RELEASE Ben's Twitter: @BenJustman

In this episode, Jim is joined with/by Cody Morgan.  Cody poses questions that most people are probably wondering about regarding money, but either don't have the background to answer them alone or don't have anyone they can go to find them elsewhere.

In this episode Jim is joined with/by Clay Finck where they discuss the practical side of investing, while also acknowledging that people aren't spreadsheets. They talk through navigating this landscape and how to deal with emotions and biases when investing. The investors Podcast on Twitter:  https://twitter.com/TIP_network Clay's Twiter:  @Clay_Finck TIP Mastermind community: https://w...

In this episode Jim relays his journey in becoming a successful financial planner, addresses common questions he has received over his career, and talks about how he weaves Bitcoin into people's lives.

In this episode Jim is joined with/by Jesse Myers to get down to the brass tacks about the monetary side of bitcoin. They discuss what money actually is, why bitcoin is a better form of money, and discuss common questions and stigma related to bitcoin. Jesse's blog "Once-in-a-species" - onceinaspecies.com/about Jesse's company: @onrampbitcoin Jesse's twitter: @Croesus_BTC

In this epsiode Jim is joined with/by Marty Bent. They discuss what the future could look like in a practical sense and the implications of individuals and entities adopting Bitcoin as a part of every day life. Marty's Twitter: @MartyBent Marty's Bitcoin media company on Twitter: @TFTC21 Rabbithole recap podcast: @rabbitholerecap Marty's newsletter: https://ten31.vc/

In this episode Jim is joined with/by Trey Sellers of Unchained Capital. Theydiscuss using Bitcon as a tool to achieve FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early), as well as how to secure the Bitcoin you own. Trey's Twitter: @ts_hodl Trey's website with article's and info: treysellers.com To check out Unchained and see what they provide: Unchained.com

In this episode Jim is joined with/by Ben Epling who works at the Bitcoin-only financial institution River. Ben walks us through what River does, how exchanges really work, and the practical steps to actually buy Bitcoin. Ben's Twitter: @benepling River's homepage: River.com

In this episode Jim is joined by/with Michael Schmid to get down to the brass tacks about the technical side of Bitcoin. They discuss what it is, how the technology behind it works,  and many other questions that people might be asking. Michael's Twitter : @Schnitzel Articles to read by Michael: Schnitzel.world

Jim Crider is joined with/by James Lavish to discuss and understand what a debt spiral is, how/why the United States is in one right now, and where the near future might lead. James' X account: @jameslavish "The informationalist" newsletter: https://t.co/iV8AMLvMfH The live US debt clock: https://www.usdebtclock.org/

Jim Crider is joined with/by Preston Pysh to discuss the current macro, fiscal, and monetary space, how we got here, and where they believe we are headed on the bright orange horizon. Below are links to some of the things discussed in this episode: Preston's X account: @PrestonPysh The investor's Podcast: https://www.theinvestorspodcast.com/ Bitcoin Fundamentals: https://www.theinvestorspodcast.co...