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EPISODE · May 2, 2024 · 22 MIN

Your Provider's Clock Helps Explain Your Desire To Work And Provide

from The Financial Samurai Podcast · host Sam Dogen, Financial Samurai

For the longest time, I've wondered the following about some men: Why claim to be retired while having a working spouse? Why work so many hours after having a newborn? Why leave your family when your children are still young and need fathers the most? Doing these things didn't make much sense to me until I had an epiphany: every person has a different inherent desire to provide thanks to biology. And given biology is innate, we cannot help the way we are!  Read: A Provider's Clock For Men Is Similar To A Biological Clock For Women For those of you with children and/or debt, it's imperative to get an affordable term life insurance policy to protect your loved ones. Take a look at Policygenius, an insurance market place that will offer affordable life insurance quotes in one place with no obligations.  My wife and I got matching 20-year term policies during the pandemic and felt an enormous sense of relief.  Thank you for your shares and reviews of this podcast. They help keep me recording! Sign up for my free weekly newsletter to never miss a thing. - Sam

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