In this solo podcast trailer, Tim Pratt Jr. thanks listeners and announces the conclusion of Season 1, revealing that the final three episodes (8, 9, 10) will focus on personal finance. He shares his own experience as a "personal finance junkie" whose success he attributes to following biblical principles, and expresses a desire to pay it forward. Pratt references several well‑known finance voices—Sierra Howard (I Don’t Do Budgets), Linda P. Jones, Dave Ramsey, Anthony O’Neill, Chris Hogan, Rachel Cruze—positioning his upcoming series as a faith‑based alternative that may reach listeners who haven’t engaged with those creators. He emphasizes the “one body, many members” concept, encouraging listeners to tune in, subscribe, share, and visit his website (www.timothyprattjr.org) for more resources and ways to connect.
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Hey, what's up? This is Tim Pratt Jr. I want to thank you for taking the time to listen to this content today. I hope you hear something that adds value to your life, shaping your perspective, faith, and hope, as well as the application to see it through on this thing that we call life. Enjoy. So what's up everybody? So this is not an episode, this is more so just a trailer to let you know that we're coming to an end for season 1. Uh, the last 3 episodes, 8, 9, and 10 will be dealing with personal finances. And I hope you're excited because as I told you a while back, I was a personal finance junkie. I don't want to brag, but I followed the principles and I've seen a lot of success early on, which is helping sustain the life that I have today, uh, by the grace of God. And so I want to pay it forward. Like, personal finances, although I wanted to do more than just talk about personal finances. I don't feel like there's nothing wrong with people that solely talk about personal finance because it's one body, many members. And so my thing is not to just go so in-depth where I'm trying to transition and do a whole complete season on it because you can plug in to people that they have a great calling in their life and that's what they have the energy to do here on and here out. And one of my favorites, a person I kind of know personally to a degree, is Sierra Howard with the I Don't Do Budgets podcast. And so that's a local person that I'm plugged into. I listen to her content as well as I listen to Linda P. Jones Show and a few others. And so I'm still relevant because, like I say, it touches everything. And of course, the biggest faith-based personal finance thing out there It's Dave Ramsey, The Ramsey Show. You have Anthony O'Neill, uh, what's the, uh, oh man, Chris Hogan, Rachel Cruze, and on and on and on. And so like I say, it's content out there, but at the same time, I feel like I've been called to touch people that might not listen to them, and so that might be listening to this format. And so it's like I said, it's one body, many members. I hope you enjoy this week off. I appreciate you all for listening. Just come back next week as we kick off the personal finance episodes. Hey, thank you so much for listening to this content today. I want to encourage you, if you haven't already, to subscribe to it and share it with family and friends on your social media feeds. And you can also go over to www.timothyprattjr.org in order to find out more about the blog as well as other things that I offer. On how to connect with me. So with that being said, I hope you have a blessed day and continue to see this thing through that we call life.
