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In this episode of Money and Freedom, Beile discusses the relationship between debt and investment.

She emphasizes the importance of understanding different types of debt, the risks associated with using debt to invest, and provides practical strategies for overcoming debt.

The conversation highlights the significance of financial education, budgeting, and the mindset needed to build wealth after addressing debt.

Chapters

00:00 Invest or Pay Off Debt? Quick Debt Overview & Why It Matters

01:15 Reason #1 – Invest When Returns Beat Interest Rates

02:10 Reason #2 – Build Investing Experience & Compound Knowledge

03:00 Reason #3 – Motivation: Watch Your Wealth Snowball

03:30 Avoid Leverage: Why Borrowing for Stocks Can Wipe You Out

04:00 Good Debt vs Bad Debt: Mortgage, Student Loans, Business

04:30 How to Get Out of Debt Fast

08:00 Trick #1 – Spend Less Than You Earn

08:50 Trick #2 – Pay Up-Front & Ditch Credit-Card Fees

09:20 Trick #3 – Minimalist Spending: Stop Impulse Buys

10:00 Trick #4: Think in the Future

10:20 Trick #5 Your Income

12:30 Trick #6: Invest and Use Compounding for You

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Mohnish Pabrai didn’t build his investing career alone.

He had a coach.

In this episode of Money and Freedom with Beile Grünbaum, I sit down with Jack Skeen, the coach who helped Pabrai uncover the personal clarity and emotional discipline that ultimately led him to launch a hedge fund.

We explore:

• What defines an intelligent investor

• How self-awareness affects your financial choices

• Why emotional traits like patience and focus matter more than technical skill

• The exact roadmap Jack used with Pabrai, and what you can reflect on for your own journey

This isn’t about becoming someone else.

It’s about understanding who you are and investing with that clarity.

Chapters: 00:00 Meet Mohnish Pabrai's coach, Jack Skeen

02:50 Coaching Mohnish Pabrai to 0pen a Fund

10:40 Which personality traits makes an intelligent investor?

14:00 How to choose good people around you

17:00 Emotional intelligence when investing

21:20 3 ways of living

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Are these myths quietly ruining your returns?

In this solo episode, I break down 5 common lies that keep investors stuck — including why people think investing is too risky, why you don’t need to be rich or brilliant to succeed, and why trying to time the market almost always fails.

You'll learn: – Why volatility can be your best friend – Why you don’t have to be rich to get started (and how compounding really works) – Why you don’t need a fancy degree or high IQ – Why the market isn’t efficient — and what that means for you – Why waiting for a crash is the wrong move – What to do instead of timing the market

If you're ready to improve your investment returns and build real financial freedom, this episode is for you.

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00:00 Myth 1 – Is the stock market too risky? 02:00 What it felt like to invest through the Financial Crisis 05:55 Why volatility and crashes are actually great news 08:00 Myth 2 – Do you need to be rich to invest? (Compounding explained) 11:00 Myth 3 – Do you have to be highly intelligent to succeed? 11:54 Myth 4 – Is the stock market efficient? (Meet Mr. Market) 21:20 Myth 5 – Should you wait for a crash? (Why timing doesn’t work) 26:48 What to do instead – Use a checklist and calculate owner earnings

Mar Häusler was a trader in the City of London during the financial crisis — chasing millions on the trading floor. Then she walked away from all of it. What followed was a decade-long journey into Burning Man, ayahuasca, and ashrams across the world.

In this episode, Mar and I talk about what so many female investors are still bound by today — not just fear, but inherited trauma, silence, and social roles that were never designed for us.

We explore what it means to truly feel safe with money, why hoarding is not the same as investing, and how financial freedom requires inner freedom first.

Remember you can unbind yourself a little today by downloading this investment guide here.

Timestamps:

00:00 Recap - Leaving the City of London

03:50 From burnout to Burning Man

06:15 Ayahuasca: a rabbit hole of self-discovery

18:30 Bound feet: Overcoming generational trauma

22:00 Female investors must overcome inequality

34:40 Overcoming fear and greed with gratitude

Behind the deals, strip clubs, and jet-set finance — something was breaking.

In this episode of Money and Freedom, I talk to Mar Häusler — a former trader who lived through the 2008 Financial Crisis from the inside. At just 25, she was working 19-hour days in London, trading through market collapse, living on adrenaline and Red Bulls, skiing with the boys, and taking client calls from strip clubs.

She made €100 million for the bank — and then walked away.

This conversation goes beyond finance. It’s about burnout, golden handcuffs, and the hidden cost of ambition. It’s about being a woman in a world where power still plays by old rules. And it’s about what it really takes to step off the path everyone else applauds.

🔑 In this episode:

• Trading through the 2008 crash

• What it was really like to be one of the only women on the floor

• Red Bulls, Vegas, private jets — and the pressure beneath it all

• Burnout and the wake-up call

• Why walking away might be the smartest move you can make

📌 This is part one. In part two, we explore what happened next: Burning Man, ayahuasca, and redefining success on her own terms.

What we discuss:

0:00 – Welcome & Episode Intro 01:00 – Why Mar Craved Money 02:30 – 19-Hour Working Days 05:10 – How Women Trade Differently 07:40 – The Tea That Changed Everything 11:30 – Adrenaline, Red Bulls, & Beyond 15:40 – When Lehman Brothers Collapsed 20:30 – The Highs: Private Jets, Vegas & Black Pistes 22:30 – No #Metoo Moves in Finance

You can find Mar Häusler on YouTube here.

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Start manifesting: get your one-page Money Goal Card 👉 here. Danish version 👉 here.

In this episode, I unpack my biggest takeaways from a recent Mindvalley event on manifestation — featuring teachings from Vishen Lakhiani, Roxy Nafousi, Regan Hillyer, and Dr. Joe Dispenza.

I reflect on what manifestation means, how it intersects with wealth building, and why belief, worthiness, and emotional regulation are at the heart of both spiritual growth and smart stock market investing.

📍 Chapter Markers 0:00 — Introduction & Overview of Manifestation and Wealth

0:52 — Mindvalley founder Vishen Lakhiani: How to Choose the Right Goal

9:48 — Roxy Nafousi’s 7 Manifestation Steps

29:00 — Joe Dispenza: Remember Your Future

36:00 — Why Manifestation Mindset Matters for Investors

In this episode of Money and Freedom, we dive into the critical connection between emotional intelligence and money — and why your emotional state matters before you invest or spend.

Have you ever made a financial decision you later regretted? The truth is, many of us act from fear, scarcity, or impulse — not because we lack knowledge, but because we ignore how we feel.

You’ll learn:

• How your emotional state influences investment decisions

• Why your body doesn’t distinguish between spending and investing

• How a scarcity mindset keeps you stuck — and how to shift to abundance

• The role of emotional intelligence in wealth building

• Personal stories about growing up with a rational father and a free-spirited mother

• The surprising connection between garlic, Portugal, and arbitrage

From inherited beliefs to intuitive decision-making, this episode explores how to tune into your emotions before making financial choices, so you can build wealth from a place of clarity, confidence, and inner alignment.

Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, this conversation will deepen your understanding of how your money mindset and emotional awareness work together to attract wealth.

🎁 Download your free e-book Free Yourself here.

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At the annual meeting of Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett announced that he’ll step down as CEO — marking the end of an era.

In this episode, I share 7 powerful lessons from what may have been his final annual meeting in Omaha. We talk about how Buffett sees the market today, what matters when you invest, and the life advice that stayed with me long after the meeting ended.

This is about more than stocks — it’s about mindset, legacy, and making wise choices in an uncertain world.

Whether you’re a long-term investor or just curious about what we can all learn from the Oracle of Omaha, this episode is for you.

To learn more about thinking, calculating and investing like Warren Buffett, download your free e-book here.