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The Mindful Wealth Podcast
by Mindful Wealth
Learn how to close the gap between the rat race and true wealth. The mindful wealth podcast is about making meaningful mental improvements to manifest an exponentially richer life. Discover the secret to security, tools to beating bigger-is-better thinking, and tips to mindful success, holistic wealth, and financial freedom.
Episodes
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Can Stories Make Us Wealthy?
Storytelling is a fundamental part of being human. Our personal narratives enable us to connect with the stories of other individuals — they also give us inspiration and allow us to inspire others. In this episode Terrie and Jonathan have a deep conversation about narrative by sharing their own...
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Scarcity Mindset
What is a “scarcity mindset”? Where does it come from? Are feelings of scarcity cultural, psychological, economic? It’s not always easy to discern. In this episode, Terrie and Jonathan unpack what scarcity mindset feels like, where it comes from, and what steps might be taken to counter it at a...
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Does Housing Debt Create Inequality? Part 2 - Interview with Greg W. Fuller
Most Western economies–the United States, Britain, Canada, the Scandinavian countries and Spain to name a few–are experiencing high levels of debt associated with housing combined with intense affordability issues. In some economies, the 2008 crisis corrected house prices to some degree, but in…
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Did Financial Markets Cause Today’s Housing Crisis?
So where do housing markets stand today? That is the biggest question we have. The global capital markets and financial excesses have transformed global housing and real estate markets all over the world. Combined with inadequate capitalization and insufficient safeguards in the financial system,...
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How Your Money Can Make a Difference with Felecia Froe
Can money be invested to make a difference? Can we work to close the gender-wealth gap through investing? Our guest in this episode, Felecia Froe MD, tells us from experience that there are a lot of ways to make a difference with money. Founder of Money With Mission, an investment company focused...
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How to Lose a Scarcity Mindset with Leisa Peterson
According to National Women's Law Center analysis, women’s labor force participation was 57.0 percent in February 2021. Before the pandemic, the last time women’s labor force participation had been this low was in 1988. Women lost more than 12.2 million jobs from February 2020 through April 2020,...
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How to Feel Worthy of Wealth - Why Women Struggle with Financial Stability
We talk a lot about the wage-gap, but what about the wealth-gap? Financial independence eludes many women even beyond the wage-gap. The effects of this disparity ripple outward not only to women, but also to their families and communities. What levers can we pull on to address this? Join us for...
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Women’s Networks–A Way to Bridge the Wealth Gap?
A sense of belonging–community–is an important part of well-being, but it can also be a big part of succeeding financially. Liza Rogers, founder of the WREN (Women's Real Estate Network) in Canada, strongly believes this. Connecting with others, achieving our goals, and feeling safe and secure…
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Can We Change Financial Wealth Through Story-Telling? Interview w/ Rebecca Walker
Does story-telling have the power to change things? Each of us has a unique personal narrative. A story can change the way we view the world, allowing us to see different perspectives or reframe our own experiences. Can story-telling help us rewrite our finances? Can we develop a different...
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Do Women Get Cut Out of Wealth-Building? Introducing Season 3
It’s a wrap! Here’s the final episode for season 2 of The Mindful Wealth podcast. But don’t worry, we’re still here! We’re excited to give you a sneak peek of the possible future episodes of season 3: What to expect? We have seen a significant increase in female leadership throughout the world,...
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What Do Lost Jobs & Rising Gas Prices Have in Common? High-lights from Season 2
As season 2 of The Mindful Wealth Podcast comes to a close, we’ll break down each of the major topics that were raised by our respected guests. What did we learn from them? What is our big “Aha!” moment? How did these topics broaden our thinking and shift our perspective? You won't want to miss...
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Is the MODERN ECONOMY a Plantation System ? -- Paul Knowlton and Aaron Hedges Part 2
Here is the second episode where we continue the discussion with Aaron Hedges and Paul Knowlton on how we can achieve the idea that is thought “unachievable” in our current capitalist society. Throughout the episode, they will go beyond the tip of the iceberg and go into depth about ideas and...
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What does “Better Capitalism” Look Like?
What Does “Better Capitalism” look like? With Aaron Hedges and Paul Knowlton 1/2 The authors of the book "Better Capitalism", Aaron Hedges and Paul Knowlton, suggest that true wealth should be achieved by providing equal opportunities for one and all, without resorting to a system where an...
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Do We Live in a “Winner Take All” Society?
Part II with Robert H Frank, Find Part I here. This episode focuses one of his central arguments: that growing wealth disparities are basically inefficient and lead to an arms-race of socially useless spending. In his book, The Darwin Economy, Robert H Frank argues that wealth increases of the...
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How the Wealth Gap Creates a Waste of Resources
In this episode we interview Robert H. Frank, Professor emeritus of Management and Professor emeritus of Economics at Cornell's Johnson Graduate School of Management. For more than a decade, his "Economic View" column appeared monthly in The New York Times.
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Basic Income is an Answer to Societal Nastiness
Part II with Guy Standing. His 30 Years in the UN led him to a perspective in response to the neo-liberalism that started with Thatcher and Reagan in the late 70s. It was a time of real change in the field of economics from Keynesianism to neo-liberalism. The ideology favored free-markets over...
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Rentier Capitalism and the Emergence of the Precariat
His 30 Years in the UN led him to a perspective in response to the neo-liberalism that started with Thatcher and Reagan in the late 70s. It was a time of real change in the field of economics from Keynesianism to neo-liberalism. The ideology favored free-markets over institutions, social...
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Why Haven’t We Ended Poverty?
We are here today with Teva Sienicki, who is a TEDx speaker. She is the Co-Chair of Blueprint End Hunger and CEO of Metro Caring. In her TEDx speech Teva Sienicki talks that to end poverty once and for all, we need to root out its root causes, not just alleviate its manifestations.
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How to Find Creative Solutions to Development Problems
Efosa Ojomo and Jacob Fohtung are associates at the Christensen Institute. They have a very simple goal. Let’s stop managing poverty and start stimulating prosperity. For Efosa, True Wealth is when an individual is content physically, economically, spiritually, emotionally, and socially… the...
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Rajen Makhijani: Becoming a Billionaire of Moments
Our guest, Rajen , is a client partner with KornFerry. He works with clients on issues of leadership and impact. Today we talk about billionaire in terms of dollars, but what if we changed the focus to moments and experiences. How would our lives change if we were focused on becoming a…
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What creates SUCCESS – Mindset, Luck or Something else...? Part 2 of the Highlights of Season 1
The conclusion of our 2021 recap. One year ago, the Mindful Wealth Podcast was born. Author of the book Mindful Money, Jonathan DeYoe and I started the show out of frustration. We didn't like our respective industries' focus on financial metrics to the exclusion of all else. We wanted to…
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What is “True Wealth”? Highlights of Season 1 of the Mindful Wealth Podcast
One year ago, the Mindful Wealth Podcast was born. Author of the book Mindful Money, Jonathan DeYoe and I started the show out of frustration. We didn't like our respective industries' focus on financial metrics to the exclusion of all else. We wanted to understand what makes us feel truly...
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Gary Ray: Some jobs aren’t worth the money
Gary Ray spent 10 years in IT before he launched Black Diamond Games – a hobby game store (think board games, Dungeons & Dragons, and Magic The Gathering; not video games) in Concord, CA. For Gary, True Wealth is a time & money issue. You have to have enough money to enable you to spend your time...
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Bob Burg: The Go-Giver Path to True Wealth and Happiness
Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Bob Burg who co-authored The Go-Giver with John David Mann. The Go-Giver, a Wall Street Journal and BusinessWeek Bestseller, has sold over a million copies. In the book he shares a subtle shift in focus that makes business more fulfilling AND, as a…
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Mindful Tech Entrepreneur – Is It Possible?
In this episode we talk to Adrian Schauer, CEO of Alaycare, a home healthcare software. Adrian tries his best to be a mindful tech entrepreneur. His goal: to rise to his full potential by contributing to the world to the best of his ability, through running an organization that builds good…
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Arno Ilgner: Can the Warrior‘s Mindset Make Us All Wealthier?
When Jonathan and I started The Mindful Wealth show, we wanted to understand the link (if there is one) between personal achievement and the well-being of our communities. We had a hunch that when a person works on themselves, it leads to a better world, but we couldn't put our fingers on how. Of...
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Karen Ho: Is Wall Street culture toxic for equality?
What if “Investor Capitalism” – where the wizards of Wall Street control large sections of the economy – is bad for average North Americans? What if our obsession with shareholder value at all cost is actually culturally based and not somehow created by the “invisible hand” of markets? Karen Ho,...
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Mac Lackey: I Scaled and Exited 6 Companies and I Was Home For Dinner Every Night
Mac Lackey is a serial entrepreneur who has launched and scaled 6 companies to meaningful exits. Now he is all about helping entrepreneurs think about, prepare for, and be ready to exit through his company exitdna.com
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Mark Blyth: Can Wealth Be Socially Responsible?
To answer this question, we spoke with Mark Blyth, renowned economist from Browne University and author of the recent bestseller Angrynomics. Blyth's book tackles the rise of angry populism, which he argues is rooted in systemic economic and geopolitical bugs in the capitalist software.
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Michael Pompian: Behavioral Finance and Your Portfolio
In Episode 10 of the Mindful Wealth Podcast we hosted Michael Pompian, the author of 5 books on behavioral finance including his latest book focused on the individual investor, Behavioral Finance and Your Portfolio.
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Thom Shea: Mindset Advice from a Former Navy Seal
In Episode 9 of the Mindful Wealth Podcast, we hosted ex-Navy SEAL Thom Shea. Veteran of the conflict in Afghanistan, Thom authored a book called Unbreakable, in which he shares the advice he wanted to give to his children in the event he did not return from war.
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Kabir Helminski: Sufi True Wealth
In Episode 8 of the Mindful Wealth Podcast, Jonathan and I had the opportunity to interview Kabir Helminski, Sufi Sheikh and spiritual leader. I've been a fan of Kabir's work for a long time. His books Holistic Islam (affiliate link), Living Presence (affiliate link), The Knowing Heart (affiliate...
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Sonja Lyubomirsky: Money matters, but not as much as we think it does.
“People think their material circumstances make a bigger difference in their happiness than they do. Money does matter, but it doesn’t matter as much as we think it does.” Read the blog post about this episode and watch on Youtube here.
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Mindful Media & the Better Information Diet – Interview with Lance Knobel
SHOW NOTES New York Review of Books & The Atlantic Moisha Gessen Amusing Ourselves to Death by Neil Postman Tom Nickels Death of Expertise Neiman Center @ Harvard / Neiman Lab Lance : https://www.citysidejournalism.org/ - Mission: Recognizing that local communities are the lifeblood of society…
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Meaning Good, Existential Vacuum Bad: Interview with Dr. Dan Franz on Wealth, Meaning & Logotherapy
How important is meaning? Are ambition and the quest for wealth inherently selfish? Can we practice achievement in a way that is meaningful and for the benefit of others? In this conversation, logotherapist Dr. Dan Franz introduces us to the field of meaning-based psychotherapy. Dr. Dan gives…
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Incremental Improvements w/ Mike Brodsky
Small choices add up. Financial planner Mike Brodsky, author of the book Incremental Improvements, tells us how the micro-decisions we live by determine our quality of life and our capacity to attain our goals. Gaining or losing 40lbs or becoming a millionaire (without relying on the lottery) are...
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Terrie Interviews Co-Host Jonathan DeYoe
Why do we financialize everything? Why start a podcast about success, wealth and mindfulness at the present moment? How do we define wealth? In Episode 2 of the Mindful Wealth Podcast, Terrie interviews co-host Jonathan DeYoe. On the menu: his motivations for starting the podcast and an account…
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Jonathan Interviews Co-Host Terrie Schauer
In the first episode of the Mindful Wealth Podcast, Jonathan DeYoe interviews co-host Terrie Schauer about her motivation for starting the podcast. Your hosts discuss personal responsibility and levelling the playing field; female role models; ambition, success and money as a metric and, finally,...
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Learn how to close the gap between the rat race and true wealth. The mindful wealth podcast is about making meaningful mental improvements to manifest an exponentially richer life. Discover the secret to security, tools to beating bigger-is-better thinking, and tips to mindful success, holistic wealth, and financial freedom.
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