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Jan 24, 2022 25 min

2025 The Final Drive - E1 - Why Is This So Important?

from 2025 The Final Drive Podcast Hosted by David Hayes

2025, The Final Drive is a metaphor from my football playing and coaching days. It is an attempt to emphasize the importance of the last chance, time is ticking, and now is the time to go! During this episode I get into the why's of this podcast, my book, and my entire mission to serve people and continue financial education. Don't roll that window shade down and ignore, get ready to ride the tracks of this train heading straight for you: higher taxes

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