Radical Personal Finance

Joshua Sheats
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8 snips
Dec 5, 2025 • 1h 6min

1117-I Started a New Business! (please help me)

A new language-learning app aims to transform how children acquire languages. The host shares his personal journey of teaching his kids and struggles with Spanish in Costa Rica. He discusses innovative methods like graded readers and AI-generated materials that enhance engagement. Lessons learned from intensive reading and bilingual translations highlight the importance of storytelling. An invitation for listeners to participate in a beta launch encourages feedback, making this a community-driven endeavor.
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8 snips
Nov 25, 2025 • 40min

"An Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving" by Louisa May Alcott

A delightful unabridged reading brings Louisa May Alcott's charming Thanksgiving tale to life. The Bassett family, rich in love and land, prepares a heartwarming feast amid playful sibling antics and kitchen mishaps. As a winter storm rages outside, laughter and teamwork dominate their cozy home. Unexpected visitors and a hilarious bear scare add to the festive joy, culminating in family games, dance, and a heartfelt prayer of gratitude. It's a touching reminder of the simple pleasures and rich blessings of life.
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25 snips
Nov 14, 2025 • 1h 54min

1116-Friday Q&A: Faster Progress Towards FI, Moving Closer to Family, Opinion of Brazil, Stress and Panic Attacks

Discover essential tips for achieving financial independence and the best ways to keep the momentum going. Explore the benefits of moving closer to family versus maintaining the status quo. Delve into the pros and cons of living in Brazil, from its vibrant culture to the challenges it presents. Unpack effective strategies for managing stress and panic attacks, emphasizing the importance of reframing stress and practical tools like breathing and incremental exposure. Join for insightful advice that can shape your approach to finance and well-being!
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32 snips
Nov 6, 2025 • 39min

1115-I Bought A Business!

Joshua shares his journey to buying a business, reflecting on life changes and the appeal of entrepreneurship. He discusses the balance between freedom and responsibility, contrasting jobs with business ownership. Discovering the Life of Fred curriculum sparks his interest, leading to an unexpected opportunity to purchase the company. Joshua dives into the unique math teaching approach and his ambitions for growth while advocating for business ownership as a powerful wealth-building strategy. Mistakes are acknowledged, setting the stage for future improvements and exciting new ventures.
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46 snips
Nov 4, 2025 • 57min

1114-I Have Changed Everything in My Life

A captivating journey unfolds as Joshua shares his profound life reset, revealing how a shift in personal philosophy reshaped his views on finance and independence. He discusses the allure of RV life and minimalism while confronting the realities of living abroad. Joshua explores the tension between the glamorous portrayal of travel and its daily challenges, especially when children are involved. Embracing hard work over easy shortcuts, he renounces early retirement, opting instead for lifelong growth and community interdependence, envisioning a purposeful future.
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12 snips
Oct 24, 2025 • 1h 21min

1113-Friday Q&A: Lower Tax Bill For This Year, Why Do Family Planning Before Financial Planning

Listeners dive into strategies for lowering tax bills, including maximizing retirement contributions and timing deductions for business expenses. The discussion also explores innovative tax frameworks, like using AI as a tax coach. A deeper conversation challenges traditional life priorities, highlighting the urgency of family planning over financial pursuits. Joshua emphasizes the importance of clear communication in relationships regarding marriage and children, addressing biological clocks and the pivotal nature of time-bound goals.
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Oct 21, 2025 • 1h 15min

1112-Building Joshua's Great House, Step by Step: Interview with Gregory Treat

In this engaging discussion, Gregory Treat, a former estate-planning attorney and founder of AvalonCircle.com, illuminates the importance of building multigenerational households. He outlines how a compelling vision can create a 'Great House' that retains both people and property over generations. Treat stresses adaptability in business models and emphasizes the role of training in raising industry standards. He also advocates for discovering a family's unique calling and the long-term value of nurturing relationships, reshaping notions of personal and community responsibility.
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30 snips
Oct 10, 2025 • 23min

1111-A Relentless Commitment to the Boring Fundamentals Will Make You Rich

Living in Brazil, the host highlights the safety and quality of life in Florianopolis and discusses public safety as a core government responsibility. He emphasizes mastering fundamentals in personal finance and life, drawing on Vince Lombardi's training camp story to illustrate their importance. The conversation explores why people abandon the basics, the necessity of systems to keep fundamentals engaging, and the value of hobbies for ongoing learning. Lastly, listeners are encouraged to persevere through boredom to gain a competitive edge.
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58 snips
Oct 6, 2025 • 35min

1110-An Estate Sale: How To End Your Life Poorly

Discover the poignant reality of estate sales and what they reveal about our lives. Explore the concept of Swedish death cleaning as a proactive way to ease burdens on loved ones. Imagine transforming homes into vibrant spaces for family gatherings rather than mere storage for possessions. Consider innovative housing strategies like modular designs and intergenerational living to create a lasting legacy. Ultimately, reflect on investing in relationships and experiences rather than accumulating material goods for a meaningful life.
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43 snips
Sep 19, 2025 • 59min

1109-It Matters Not What You Think; It Matters All What You Do

In a thought-provoking discussion, the host emphasizes that actions speak louder than beliefs. He delves into the importance of evaluating people by their deeds, highlighting various examples from relationships and personal confessions. The conversation shifts to motivation, framing love as a conscious choice and contemplating the societal impacts of no-fault divorce. Finally, he advocates for creating cultural and legal frameworks that support positive actions, inviting listeners to apply these principles in their own lives.

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