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EPISODE · Nov 5, 2025 · 37 MIN

Money Lessons Gen Z Actually Wants to Learn — with Ethan Williams

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In this episode of Expand Your Empire, host Amanda Taylor sits down with Ethan Williams, a 19-year-old Australian entrepreneur transforming how the next generation learns about money. From earning pocket money at five to investing at twelve, Ethan’s journey into finance started early and now he’s building a gamified financial education app designed to make learning about money fun, simple, and accessible.Together, Amanda and Ethan dive into:Why financial literacy should start at home and how parents can teach kids even if they don’t feel confident.The power of compound interest, saving systems, and hands-on money lessons.How schools are failing to prepare students for real-world financial success.The psychology of money, emotional patterns around debt, and how to build a healthy money mindset.How Ethan’s Duolingo-style finance app could change the future of youth financial education.Whether you’re a parent, entrepreneur, or simply someone who wishes they’d learned this sooner, this conversation will inspire you to take control of your financial education and empower the next generation to do the same. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://expandyourempire.org

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