In this episode, we are joined by Rotimi Merriman-Johnson DipFA, also known as Mr MoneyJar - a financial educator who helps people build better relationships with money. Rotimi shares how running is both a batchable and stackable habit - something you can pair with podcasts or audiobooks to make the most of your time. He also reflects on how small, consistent efforts - whether in running or finances - add up to meaningful, long-term progress.
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In this episode, we are joined by Rotimi Merriman-Johnson DipFA, also known as Mr MoneyJar - a financial educator who helps people build better relationships with money. Rotimi shares how running is both a batchable and stackable habit - something you can pair with podcasts or audiobooks to make the most of your time. He also reflects on how small, consistent efforts - whether in running or finances - add up to meaningful, long-term progress.
What you can learn after trying 921 different beers
The Bento Club
27 minutes
1 year ago
What you can learn after trying 921 different beers
Greg Wells worked in insight, and he has always loved booze brands. He once completed a project for Diageo where the CMO said that the smartest young people set up food and beverage start ups these days. Which was enough to trigger him to give up a highly paid job to try his own hand at it. His company We Are Beer now runs three beer festivals a year, with over 35,000 visitors; they work with many of the best brands in beer and with their drinkers community, to deliver meaningful insight.
The Bento Club
In this episode, we are joined by Rotimi Merriman-Johnson DipFA, also known as Mr MoneyJar - a financial educator who helps people build better relationships with money. Rotimi shares how running is both a batchable and stackable habit - something you can pair with podcasts or audiobooks to make the most of your time. He also reflects on how small, consistent efforts - whether in running or finances - add up to meaningful, long-term progress.