Brian Huhn
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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So having that minimum required income and understanding what your number is, it's just so empowering.
I did this for a client recently who she got let go from a job.
It was at a tech startup and she was really nervous.
This was the first time in a long time that she hadn't had an income.
We put together different scenarios and figured out what her minimum required income was.
was for her it wasn't that high we actually modeled out the idea of her just taking a part-time job at the home depot doing interior design work because that's a passion of hers and she would really enjoy those conversations and that would free up like both time and space in her brain to think about like what kind of business does she want to start and we modeled that on a salary of i think it was like 48 000 a year
And she knew she could do that.
That was a very good option that she would be happy with.
And having that information empowered her where she started going into interviews, knowing that they needed her more than she needed them.
And now she's got a job that not only does she love because it's working on this healthcare technology that she's really passionate about developing.
It gives her a deeper sense of purpose behind it, but it's also more money than she made at the job that she was let go from because she had that confidence and empowerment.
It's a never ending process.
I think of finance like wealth building as a forever game.
It's not like I need to build enough wealth so that I can retire.
It's I need to build enough wealth so that I can continuously draw more income off my investments to reduce the amount of income that I actually need to earn from a job.
And even though I have enough to live off of, I'm going to continuously have a plan that's going to grow my wealth over time so that I can either continuously increase the quality of my life or continuously increase the impact that I can have on people around me.
And then even after I die, I think about my money continuing to grow to create generational wealth for my kids and their kids.
And so it's like a never ending game.
So those sprints don't make a whole lot of sense when you think of it in that context.
It's like if you think of it in terms of exercise, you could get a gym membership on New Year's Day.
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