200 | Money, Marriage and Business (with my husband, Jason Worff)
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Your Money, Your Rules | Financial Mastery, Wealth Mindset, Leadership Principles, Intuitive Decision-Making, Human Design
56 min
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5 chapters
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Why is Episode 200 a special milestone and who joins the host?
Welcome back to the podcast. Today's episode is a really special one because today's episode is number 200. And I am so grateful for each of you that tune in every single week and share your time with me. I absolutely love being with you, sharing my thoughts, my ideas with you every week. And I think podcasting is so special because it's such an intimate thing that you are in someone's ear every week, and that person is getting to know you. to learn about you, to trust you. And so I understand and recognize that you can listen to anyone. So I just want to say thank you for listening every week and for paying with your time and your attention. I thought that it would be fun to celebrate the 200th episode by bringing my husband on, Jason.
I thought that would be a lot of fun. He's definitely the guy that supports me behind the scenes and all of my crazy ideas. He typically is on board for all of them. And he definitely is one of the guys or people that is not necessarily as familiar or comfortable with being front and center and being on video. And so I'm just grateful that he came on to help. fun with me to share all of his insights on me and on money and marriage and business. So In this podcast, we're going to talk about our money journey, how we have navigated it together, and how our perspectives have actually developed over time. We talk about business in general, what it looks like to build, to lead, to support each other, and to run a company together as a married couple.
And also we discuss where there's still room for growth for both of us. And we dive into marriage, the highs, the lows, and like everything in between. And so my desire For you for this episode. As you listen, is to see that money and business and marriage can feel fun and it can feel easeful, not something that is stressful and divisive, and that you can truly create the life that you want based on what you actually desire and what your dreams and goals are for you and your family. So let's dive in. I'm so glad you're here. You ready to rock and roll?
Yeah.
Okay, what's the hardest part about being married to me?
I knew this question was coming up. I saw it on your notes. Um I would go with how I don't know if that it's the right, it's like strong willed. I don't want to say it's your way or the highway, but sometimes it's Aaron's way or the highway. So yes, I would say that is the hardest. Like do you you you you have you have your way of wanting to do things. And yes, you do take input on doing it those ways, but the car gets parked in a certain spot or the car has to be facing away from the sun so it doesn't heat up and I don't think it that much. I and it all makes sense after the game's played out, but it's like, but I can just park right no, I don't want you to park right there and and then I you know, it that happened this weekend at wherever we were going to Target or wherever.
But I think also too, when you when you ask me where do you want me to park, I'm gonna tell you where I want you to park. But I don't think I'm am I
No, because wherever you want to park is fine. And then well, that's not the right direction of the park. So we'll just go at it that way. Like if we're gonna stick to the parking because that's the safest thing here, you know, it's like you can park wherever you want to. Okay, cool. I'm just gonna park way out here. So, you know, not that we have to walk farther, but then You know, the school bus is easier to pull into right here. There's nobody around us. I can be protected, you know, by a curb and we don't get any door dings on the car and all that kind of stuff. And then nope, you gotta face the other direction. That happened at volleyball. If we're going down examples.
And I have mad I have what do they call it? Methods to my madness. Because it's typically always about how is the sun going to be, right? Yeah. No,
it's per but and that's what I'm saying. So it's not any way that park wherever you want to is not it's park wherever you want to as long as it's okay with where my motions were.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Why is Episode 200 a special milestone and who joins the host?
0:00–6:33
2
What does Erin think is the hardest part about being married to Jason?
6:33–18:39
3
How do men and women differ in communication and emotional needs?
18:39–24:26
4
What money‑mindset fears and financial worries have they faced as a couple?
24:26–36:51
5
How have Erin and Jason redefined success, freedom, and fulfillment?
36:51–56:25
Speakers
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