Aug 26, 2026 · 59 min · 13 segments
Send us Fan Mail What would you do if you were fired at 63 and discovered you were nearly broke? In this powerful episode of the Remarkable People…
David PasqualoneHostI started with career and income because, David, when I read those 21 books, okay, and listen to those podcasts, they rarely talked about your income because I think they figured if you're looking to build wealth, you must already have a good job or you wouldn't be looking at it.
There's a lot of people who are underemployed, underpaid, underappreciated their jobs, and they really are stuck.
The one thing I was good at... over the 40 years is I was good at making money I usually made above average income I was terrible at building wealth I was like disgustingly bad at that but I was good at making money so a lot of people they need that help and that's why I made this number one now if somebody has a good job making good money then you can skip number one and go right to number two then go to number three you're not gonna think here's another one on here i won't read them all but debt freedom okay that's a really important one if you're in consumer debt like credit card debt or car debt or student loan debt i tell you one of the best investments your listeners can make is getting out of that debt because if they're paying 18 or 20 or 15 percent interest they automatically got that freed up from themselves and they stopped doing that they didn't stop making negative interest they can make positive interest okay here's another trick that I found...
They've been preaching for 20 to 30 years, and I didn't believe any of that, David.
My degree's in accounting, okay? I did the math on every single thing, and I said, I can't just take anyone's word.
And here's a little mistake I found they made, okay? After you get out of debt, the next thing they tell you to do is build a...
three to six months emergency fund, which, by the way, I agree with emergency fund.
I started with career and income because, David, when I read those 21 books, okay, and listen to those podcasts, they rarely talked about your income because I think they figured if you're looking to build wealth, you must already have a good job or you wouldn't be looking at it.
There's a lot of people who are underemployed, underpaid, underappreciated their jobs, and they really are stuck.
The one thing I was good at... over the 40 years is I was good at making money I usually made above average income I was terrible at building wealth I was like disgustingly bad at that but I was good at making money so a lot of people they need that help and that's why I made this number one now if somebody has a good job making good money then you can skip number one and go right to number two then go to number three you're not gonna think here's another one on here i won't read them all but debt freedom okay that's a really important one if you're in consumer debt like credit card debt or car debt or student loan debt i tell you one of the best investments your listeners can make is getting out of that debt because if they're paying 18 or 20 or 15 percent interest they automatically got that freed up from themselves and they stopped doing that they didn't stop making negative interest they can make positive interest okay here's another trick that I found...
They've been preaching for 20 to 30 years, and I didn't believe any of that, David.
My degree's in accounting, okay? I did the math on every single thing, and I said, I can't just take anyone's word.
And here's a little mistake I found they made, okay? After you get out of debt, the next thing they tell you to do is build a...
three to six months emergency fund, which, by the way, I agree with emergency fund.
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