Chapter 1: How can I find a partner who isn't interested in my wealth?
Jade loves strange problems.
Perfect. It might not sound so strange once I explain it. Um, I'm, uh, I'm 25 years old. I, uh, I own my own home. I built a construction company. I make, uh, about 130,000 a year. Um, And I've got a real proclivity for building my income, building my business, building my personal wealth over time. Great.
And one of the things I'm really struggling with, and, uh, I'm looking for a non-biased opinion cause you know how friends are. They're great, but you know, you can only get so much. Um, I'm looking for any sort of advice on how to select a partner who's not remotely interested in my position in life.
Are you talking about business partner or romantic partner? Romantic partner. Got you.
Your position in life.
At 25, I'm doing fairly well.
Tell us what that means. What's your net worth?
hmm net worth like are you saying if i my business net worth or if i were to liquidate you don't have that much my friend you just can't answer that question i listen i appreciate where you're at young man you see you said you're 25 and you have a proclivity great word by the way yeah wonderful vocabulary i'm a big fan of proclivity uh just used it twice there because i like the way it sounds
to make a lot of money and all this because no you know we don't know that you're 25 um i appreciate your confidence but if the question is how do i make sure i find a girlfriend who's not into me for my position in life i go well i don't know that i want to find a woman who's not interested in my position because that position in life is the way i'm hearing that is um you gotta provide position leads to provision jay come on okay ken you're right and
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Chapter 5: How do I ensure I'm making smart financial decisions in relationships?
Did you say $170 each or combined? Okay, okay.
$170 gross each. That's not bad.
Okay, yeah. And you're living in, okay, well, San Jose is expensive. That's an expensive part of the country.
What is your debt? Break it down for Jay. Let's go you first. You're the one on the phone, and you're not married yet. So what's your debt?
About, let's see, $450,000 right now in all student loan.
Okay, and no other debt?
Luckily, we're both pretty good on that side.
Okay. Pretty good or good?
Good.
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