In this final episode of their What Is Money? series, Jim Crider and Cade Grimm bring it all together — exploring what it really means to take action once you've clarified your values, set goals, and made intentional decisions. So many people stop short of actually doing the thing. They plan, think, and talk about what matters — but never follow through. Jim and Cade break down why that happens and how to move from knowing to doing in your financial life, your habits, and your faith. 💬 This episode dives into: * Why small, consistent actions compound into radical results * The connection between behavior, habit, and identity * How to build momentum when motivation fades * Priming your environment to make good actions easy and bad ones harder * The power of gamifying your habits to make discipline enjoyable * How community and comparison influence your actions (for better or worse) * Why "knowing better" isn't the same as "doing better" * The surprising truth that inaction is still a decision Jim and Cade also get practical — from 401(k) contributions to health habits, from "Eat the Frog" mornings to making the mundane meaningful. You'll hear stories about gamifying productivity (yes, including the "dump water on Jim's head" story), creative accountability, and learning to find joy in doing hard things. At its core, this conversation challenges you to close the gap between intention and impact — to turn the values you say matter into actions that actually reflect them. Whether you're taking the first step toward financial confidence or trying to rebuild consistency in your daily routines, this episode will help you see action not as pressure, but as freedom — the natural outflow of living in alignment with what you truly value.