finances

Money and happiness expert Ken Honda is a best-selling self-development author in Japan, with book sales surpassing eight million copies since 2001. His latest book is called “Happy Money: The Japanese Art of Making Peace With Your Money”. Ken’s financial expertise comes from owning and managing several businesses, including an accounting company, a management consulting firm, and a venture capital corporation. 

In this episode you will learn

• How to achieve wealth in a fulfilling way.
• The difference between Happy Money & Greedy Money.
• What kind of mindset you should have around financial goals.
• How to properly communicate with your money.

For more, go to lewishowes.com/1327

Check out Ken’s previous episode below!

The Zen Millionaire On Creating Abundance & Financial Freedom: https://link.chtbl.com/1241-pod

If You Want To Become Rich, Take These Steps w/ Jaspreet Singh: https://link.chtbl.com/1301-pod

How Your Beliefs Are Keeping You From Being A Millionaire w/ Alex Hormozi: 

https://link.chtbl.com/1324-pod

Jaspreet Singh, the Minority Mindset, is an attorney, investor, and CEO of Market Briefs. Although he didn't receive any formal financial education - he is on a mission to make financial education fun and accessible. He's back on the show to share his thoughts about the current economic situation and help educate people on their best course of action moving forward.

In this episode, you will learn:

• How to prepare yourself to create future wealth.
• How to manage your emotions when investing money.
• The three best habits to practice to pursue financial success.
• How to create wealth from within.
• How to use your money as a tool.

For more, visit: lewishowes.com/1283

Jaspreet's previous EP -- The Biggest Lies You've Been Told About Money, Debt & Building Wealth - EP 1257

How To Prepare For Financial Freedom In A Changing Economy - EP 1254

Overcome Your Beliefs Around Money w/ Grant Cardone - EP 1229

Make These Smart Money Moves w/ Gino Wickman - EP 1225

Millennials and Gen Z have been hard-hit by the one-two punch of the 2008 and 2020 financial crises. That experience has radically shaped their approach to finances and their mindset around credit and debt. This episode explores how fintech founders are now designing products tailored to the financial challenges of younger consumers, from managing and avoiding student loans to building credit to saving and budgeting apps. 

Historically, students have largely been overlooked by traditional banks. Due to a combination of economic forces, predatory lending practices, and uninformed decisions, millennials have more outstanding student loans—and owe more money—than any prior generation. According to a poll conducted this month by the data intelligence company Morning Consult, just 46 percent of millennials believe their student debt was worth attending college. 

Amira Yahyaoui wants to change that. She’s the founder and CEO of Mos, a platform that allows students to apply for every government college financial aid program with a single application. In this episode, Amira joins host Lauren Murrow and a16z fintech partners Anish Acharya and Seema Amble to discuss how fintech can cut through bureaucracy, downsize student debt, and optimize—and ultimately automate—consumers’ financial futures from an early age.

“NEVER SAY YOU'RE NOT WORTHY OF SOMETHING.”
Your mindset is one of the most important tools you have in life. It can make you or break you.
Many times people don’t realize the impact their thoughts and words have on their life,
They tell themselves stories, whether it’s about their work, their finances, or even their health. These stories become real. They dictate your future.
Unfortunately, it’s not so simple to change the narrative you are giving yourself.
A lot of times it takes a major life event to make you realize the problem. By then, it can feel too late.
I wanted to share this episode with you to show you 6 of the common misconceptions we have that can be holding you back.
If you take the time to open your eyes to these mindset problems, you can start changing your life now instead of waiting to hit rock bottom.
Learn more about my mindset hacks on Episode 658.
In This Episode You Will Learn:
How to change your mindset (2:14)
Health as a lifestyle (3:16)
How to appreciate time (10:24)
Ways to get over self doubt and victim mentality (13:48)
How to get your work to align with your dreams (21:05)
What you need to do to connect with people (20:31)
How you should look at money (25:03)
Plus much, much more

"THINGS HAPPEN FOR YOU, NOT TO YOU.”
As you know my biggest goal is to serve you. I really dedicate every day to trying to help as many people as I can.
When I get on a stage I try to speak to each individual person in the crowd. I try to reach out to every member of the audience and truly help them. I want them to take action, and leave with the tools they need to change their life.
I’ve been fortunate enough to become friends with an amazing speaker that is of the same mindset - Ed Mylett. If you haven’t heard of Ed before, you’ve been missing out.
“People respond to what they feel, not what they hear and see.”
Ed started out with the dream of playing professional baseball. But like so many of us, an injury changed his course in life.
Instead, his first job out of college was helping boys at a foster home who came from abused families. It’s here he found is life mission: to serve.
He saw in the eyes of these boys that they just wanted what everyone wants - to be loved and appreciated. This ended up taking him down the road of servitude later in life.
Today, Ed is one of the premier business leaders, peak performance experts, and motivational speakers in the world. He has a passion for mentoring and coaching others on what it takes to become a champion in all areas of life.
He has shared the stage and has very close personal relationships with other business legends such as Tony Robbins, John Maxwell, Phil Knight and many others.
Hear his insights on life, public speaking, and so much more on Episode 586.
“The most important gift we can give someone is to be present”
Some Questions I Ask:
You wanted to be a professional baseball player, right? (10:45)
Where are you from originally? (12:30)
How to we permanently alter what we think we’re worth? (23:38)
When did you realize things were really taking off? (32:43)
How did you learn to persuade people so effectively? (35:53)
How does someone believe in themselves? (38:28)
How did you develop belief and confidence when you were failing? (40:34)
Was there a time when you didn’t feel like you were a good person? (43:40)
What would you say is your greatest asset? (46:19)
How did you learn to present with passion and persuasion? (49:24)
What have kids taught you about life? (55:19)
What’s a question you wish more people would ask you? (59:29)
In This Episode You Will Learn:
How Ed learned to serve (13:00)
Ways people sabotage themselves (21:23)
How to associate and raise levels even with people who aren’t around you (26:35)
Who you really learn from (27:22)
The trouble Ed got in with police by trying to look rich (29:14)
The biggest addiction today (40:07)
The three types of speakers (50:52)
The #1 thing speakers struggle with (53:07)