Own Your Time: Build a Life You Control w/ Andy Hill #1088

Own Your Time: Build a Life You Control w/ Andy Hill #1088

Author: iHeartPodcasts January 14, 2026 Duration: 51:56

We all get the same 24 hours – but it sure doesn’t always feel that way, does it? Why is it that some people seem to have time for hobbies, meaningful conversations, even a slow cup of coffee, while others are just trying to survive the day on repeat? Today, we’re breaking down what it really takes to build a life that feels enjoyable, sustainable, and manageable… not rushed and reactive. And a crucial part of that equation are smart money decisions and intentional choices about how we spend our time. Our friend Andy Hill is here to share his wisdom. Andy runs Marriage, Kids & Money, and he’s the real deal – someone who has put in the work and built a life guided by values, freedom, and family. Everything he shares today comes from experience, not theory. Some of the topics we get to:

  • Best reason every for tracking and budgeting
  • Importance of effective communication with a partner
  • Cutting expenses shouldn't mean depriving yourself of joy
  • The debt hatred method focuses on paying off emotionally burdensome debts first
  • Transitioning to solopreneurship can provide more control over your time
  • Experimenting with work-life balance can lead to a more fulfilling life
  • What “FU” money affords you
  • Life is for living, not just saving for the future
  • And plenty more!

 

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Joel and Matt, two best friends who happen to be your guides through the world of personal finance, host this practical and approachable How to Money podcast. They cut through the noise and intimidation that often surrounds money topics, focusing instead on actionable strategies for everyday life. You'll hear straightforward conversations about getting out of debt, building an investment portfolio on your own terms, and mastering those small financial habits that add up to significant change over time. The core idea is that managing your finances shouldn't require a special degree or a wall of confusing terminology. This show from iHeartPodcasts is built on the belief that clear, unbiased guidance is a powerful tool for anyone. Each episode serves as a resource, offering knowledge you can apply immediately, whether you're just starting to budget or looking to optimize your long-term plans. Tune in for a down-to-earth discussion that makes business, education, and investing feel not only accessible but genuinely relevant to your journey toward financial confidence.
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