by inside out money | Apr 19, 2026 | Early Retirement, Investing, Lifestyle, Lizgetsloaded, Money, Psychology
We talk about friendship, money dates, pelotons, open tabs, expense tracking, and so much more in the first and highly requested no-agenda episode. We also answer some listener questions and discuss standard vs. itemized deductions on your taxes, rental income as an...
by inside out money | Apr 12, 2026 | Erica, Investing, Lifestyle, Money, Psychology
We truly believe less is more, and so we’re challenging ourselves to focus more on subtraction and less on addition. The financial industry and broader world want us to believe that complexity is a necessary evil and will even improve our financial situation, but it’s...
by inside out money | Apr 5, 2026 | Andrew, Early Retirement, Investing, Lifestyle, Money, Psychology
Who are your financial role models? Who we choose to emulate matters, and it’s important to avoid falling into a prestige trap. We are biologically hardwired to want to copy high-status individuals, even when these people often make poor choices and don’t emulate how...
by inside out money | Mar 29, 2026 | Early Retirement, Greg, Investing, Lifestyle, Money, Psychology
I used to consider sleeping in to be the ultimate flex, but I’ve learned the flex might actually be waking up. Creating a personal structure is a powerful gift you can give your future self. Greg and I discuss the surprising connection between your alarm clock and...
by inside out money | Mar 22, 2026 | Early Retirement, Investing, Lifestyle, Lizgetsloaded, Money, Psychology
We’ve been told all of our lives that willpower, discipline, and more inner fortitude are what we need to accomplish just about any goal, but what if it’s not? True financial freedom doesn’t actually come from trying harder; it comes from situational agency and...
by inside out money | Mar 15, 2026 | Erica, Lifestyle, Money, Psychology
Overwhelm is more than a feeling; it is a hidden financial variable that makes sound long-term decision-making biologically impossible. We explore the reality of overwhelm and how reactive spending and convenience taxes can cost us. We discuss tactical ways to...
