Lifestyle Ambition with Financial Coach Paul Adams

In today's BetterWealth episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Paul Adam, CEO and founder of Sound Financial Group. Paul is a successful entrepreneur that has learned how to move from career ambition of aimless mindsets to a mindset of lifestyle ambition where he has designed his lifestyle to be what he wants for himself and his family. We also talk about the “dirty word” retirement! Listen as Paul talks about the history of the word retirement and why the marketplace definition of one’s value creation can be set to retire really causes people to pursue something they don’t want and they don’t have a choice. People want choice which doesn’t come with retirement, but the financial independence that enables people to have control and choice. Paul also chats with us about his book “Your Business Your Wealth” and why it’s important for business owners to build a personal balance sheet and cashflow for themselves without being tricked that their retirement asset is sole in the value of their business.  #BETTERWEALTH For more information on BetterWealth or the content you hear on the Podcast, visit us at http://www.betterwealth.com/podcast (www.betterwealth.com/podcast). Guest Bio:  As CEO and founder of Sound Financial Group Paul leads a team of financial professionals dedicated to helping clients define their financial goals then developing unique, tailored strategies to reach them. Paul tells his clients often that they should always make their financial decisions based upon indisputable math and independent scholarship, not based on media hype, hearsay, or trend. In addition to his specialized financial coaching, Paul is an accomplished speaker, conference panelist and author who has published three essential financial guides - Stop Burning Your Money, Sound Financial Advice, and Your Business Your Wealth. He has been interviewed by Forbes, Entrepreneur, and Inc. magazines to share his knowledge and passion for helping his clients maintain healthy balance sheets and better steward their f