Subscribe to Simplify My Money Join the Waitlist In this episode, Brad Nelson, founder of Debt Free Dad, flips the script on financial advice for the new year by focusing on what to stop doing in 2026. Highlighting key points such as avoiding the perfect start, not treating January as a reset button, and ceasing financial comparisons, Brad emphasizes how reducing certain behaviors can lead to more financial clarity and less stress. He also discusses the importance of acknowledging small wins ...
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Subscribe to Simplify My Money Join the Waitlist In this episode, Brad Nelson, founder of Debt Free Dad, flips the script on financial advice for the new year by focusing on what to stop doing in 2026. Highlighting key points such as avoiding the perfect start, not treating January as a reset button, and ceasing financial comparisons, Brad emphasizes how reducing certain behaviors can lead to more financial clarity and less stress. He also discusses the importance of acknowledging small wins ...
367. Why Most Budgets Fail and How to Create One That Sticks
The Debt Free Dad Podcast
27 minutes
3 months ago
367. Why Most Budgets Fail and How to Create One That Sticks
Free Budgeting Workshop: https://www.debtfreedad.com/budgeting-workshop-evergreen-optin Subscribe to Simplify My Money: https://www.debtfreedad.com/newsletters/simplify-my-money In this episode of the Debt-Free Dad podcast, hosts Brad Nelson, Amber Taylor, Chris Hawkins, and Katie Hatfield discuss the common reasons why most budgets fail. They emphasize the simplicity needed to create a sustainable budget and share personal stories of overcoming financial challenges and achieving debt freedo...
The Debt Free Dad Podcast
Subscribe to Simplify My Money Join the Waitlist In this episode, Brad Nelson, founder of Debt Free Dad, flips the script on financial advice for the new year by focusing on what to stop doing in 2026. Highlighting key points such as avoiding the perfect start, not treating January as a reset button, and ceasing financial comparisons, Brad emphasizes how reducing certain behaviors can lead to more financial clarity and less stress. He also discusses the importance of acknowledging small wins ...
