Haley Sacks

You don't need to be downtown Josh Brown to become a future rich person.

You just need to spend less than you make and understand how to put that money to work and automate it.

And then you can go out and live your best life.

It's about taking money off the table as this big stress and making it really easy to understand how to get there.

That's such a big thing.

Yeah.

People don't have financial goals.

They're nebulous.

Like they don't really understand where they're working towards.

And then by the way, like you end up not really being able to enjoy your money.

Like, what's the point of having, yes, I love compounding, keep that money in the market, baby, but also pull it out sometimes, like have some fun, go on the vacation.

Like there's a lot in the book too, about balance.

Cause you can have anything, but not everything.

And like, it's important to you, your money is a tool to live your best life.

That's a really good question.

I think honestly, like the prediction markets, like that's going to have a huge impact like on both women's finances too, because they're putting all of the spending behind them to try and get women into it.

And then also just like how it's going to move the cultural conversation too.

Like I think that with like elections and things like that, it's going to be, it's just going to get sort of messy.

Like it needs to be regulated by the government.

Yeah, I think it's part of the nihilism.