Bad With Money With Gabe Dunn

The host of the podcast Climbing The Walls Danielle Elliot joins the show to talk about the rise in late ADHD diagnoses for women, how rejection sensitive dysphoria creates chaos (yes, even financial), and Gabe and his sister's autism and ADHD pros and cons. It's a really great overarching conversation about money and neurodiversity. 

Wanting to avoid unemployment, Carter Cofield decided to become an accountant. At this traditionally boring job, he faced systemic racism and old ways of thinking. Carter joins the podcast to talk to Gabe about changing the face of CPAs, creating an LLC with Gabe's business partner early on in their careers, and various opinions on different classes of people striving to be tax-free. Plus, why are accountants the most stressful people?

Executive coach Sabina Nawaz talks about working with managers and bosses on how to be the best for their teams and employees, if being a manager is even something everyone wants to do, the allure of power and salary, and what actually motivates you.

PS: My audio sounds off in this episode because of a problem with my recorder. It should be fixed now. Thanks for your patience.

Back with Bri Conn from Childfree Wealth on whether you want to leave money behind when you die, what changes when you're a duo vs flying solo, different insurance costs for men and women, befriending older people vs. having kids who will take care of you, and how conspiracy ruined community.

In a special episode, Childfree Wealth's Bri Conn has been meeting with me monthly to chat with me about my finances for six months. Sometimes figuring out what isn't work takes a good while and most times, everything is out of your control. Community, individualism, and Seinfeld friendships where you run errands together.