by inside out money | May 17, 2026 | Early Retirement, Investing, Lifestyle, Lizgetsloaded, Money, Psychology
This episode promises to remind you what really matters in life. Billionaires might fly private, but they’re drinking the same Coke and scrolling the same iPhone as the rest of us. We explore the “wealth equalizers” that hit a quality ceiling regardless of...
by inside out money | May 10, 2026 | Early Retirement, Investing, Lifestyle, Money, Psychology
Time travel may just be the ultimate behavioral finance hack. We explore the neuroscience of how our brains perceive our future selves and how we can leverage this understanding to our advantage. By utilizing psychology, we share actionable strategies to bridge the...
by inside out money | May 3, 2026 | Early Retirement, Greg, Lifestyle, Money, Psychology
These are the four big lessons we’ve learned from four years of early retirement, and they are perhaps even more applicable to people still working. After spending 91% of our lives following the schedules of teachers, bosses, and corporate deadlines, we’ve finally...
by inside out money | Apr 26, 2026 | Andrew, Early Retirement, Investing, Lifestyle, Money, Psychology
It’s hard to believe that a year has passed since Andrew walked away from his high-stress corporate job. He’s now living a life filled with purpose, time, and a passion for custom bike fitting. Andrew opens up about how his life has transformed. You’ll hear about his...
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...
