Kristin Fagerback and a guest explain how they structure their mornings to prioritize financial education. They listen to accredited financial advice on YouTube first thing, postponing entertainment like music until later, arguing that small consistent habits shape a higher-level lifestyle.
The way it works is you take your phone— Okay, here we are, billionaire morning.
I'm listening to financial advice on my MacBook, and I wanna listen to music, but I'm timing it out. I'm gonna listen to music when I get to the airport later, just 'cause I have really good internet here at the hotel I'm staying at, Hotel Sandalwood. And, you know, like, airports can kind of be finicky, and on the plane, I don't think they have Wi-Fi. So anyways, yeah, welcome to a splice in my morning. I've been doing this for probably like a year now. I try to listen to as much financial advice as possible on YouTube from accredited people. So yeah, I'm with you trying to go to the top of the lifestyle, and that starts with the little habits. What you put into your mind is so important. Like, I'm not wasting my time watching like Friends. That's great if I need like a laugh once in a while or while I'm falling asleep, but But the morning, I'm starting out learning.
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