Losing any amount of money is painful, but $20,000,000? EXCRUCIATING In this episode, I walk you through the true price of opportunity cost and how making short-sighted money moves, with the sole intention of just "paying off debt because I don't want it hanging over my shoulder", really comes back to bite. I owned 2,000 shares of Netflix stock at $2 a share in 2002 and traded it all for quick financial relief. This would've been worth a fortune today - but as the old saying goes - "A fool and his money are soon parting." But this podcast isn't about losing $20,000,000, what REALLY happened? I pull out the microscope and examine the financial missteps I took along the way. While good intentions might make you feel good, getting the wrong financial information can leave you in a world of hurt. I break down how this entire thing went sideways, the steps I would take now if in the same situation, and how to move past reflecting on prior money mistakes - no matter how big they are. Tune in to make sure you don't make this painful mistake in your own personal finance journey 📒 Show Notes and Resources 📒 📘 Connect With Jason Rash ➡️ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jasonrash ➡️ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jasonrash/ ➡️ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@JASONRASH ➡️ Email: [email protected]

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