Episode 130: Discussing Rennie's Wealth On Any Income Journey with SK

<p><i><strong>For Episode 130 of the Wealth On Any Income Podcast, a little different format today as we share Rennie being interviewed by SK (Satwinder Khater) from White Ivy Hub. </strong></i></p><p>SK’s entrepreneurial spirit came about over the last couple of years when she gave up her 9 to 5 job and decided to set up her life coaching business. That’s when she had a lightbulb moment and established White Ivy Hub.com - a coaching platform. This allowed her to help individuals and businesses to achieve their dreams and put this into clear steps to achieve a better life.</p><p><strong>Have you heard Rennie’s Wealth On Any Income Journey lately?</strong></p><p><strong>In this episode, Rennie and SK cover:</strong></p><p>03:40 Rennie’s journey and the challenges that he has faced on his way to Complete Financial Choice®.</p><p>05:38 The meaning of the phrase “pay yourself first”.</p><p>08:54 Rennie explains the three areas that people can look at when they are choosing how to spend their money. </p><p>10:37 There are three secrets of the wealthy – Rennie reveals what the first one is – attitude and how you have been programmed to think about wealth.</p><p>13:21 How Rennie discovered his money purpose.</p><p>14:26 The story of one of the times that Rennie clawed himself out of debt and not by paying down his credit cards first!</p><p>19:13 What is holding other people back from creating wealth like Rennie.</p><p>20:40 How things went for Rennie in 2008 through the mortgage meltdown.</p><p>23:13 Rennie shares why he went in and out of debt multiple times.</p><p>25:24 How Rennie sets his goals – and writes them down!</p><p>26:53 What books motivate Rennie, but why he knows books are only one piece to keeping motivated.</p><p>29:57 Visit <a href="http://wealthonanyincome.com/TEDx" target="_blank"><strong>wealthonanyincome.com/TEDx</strong></a> to listen to Rennie’s TEDx talk and get your free Roadmap to Complete Financial Choice®.</p><p><i><strong>“People think, ‘Oh, if I'm debt free, I have had financial freedom’. N