John MitchellHost
Kelly HatfieldHost
hey and i'm john mitchell so today our topic is creating a nest egg so you can retire So, Callie, why don't you share with our audience sort of your approach to saving money and creating that nest egg? What has been your approach since you were young?

Yeah, I was very lucky because my dad, this is something that was instilled in me from an early age, as early as when I was getting allowance.

And back in the day, I had just a little savings account that I would put it into.

And then obviously, as I've become more sophisticated in how I utilize my money and invest money, that's changed.

But the one thing has never changed, which that's the first thing that happens is I always pay myself.

And now I've automated that so that it's automatically going into the accounts that I want it to go into.

So did you take the approach that you're going to put away, say, 10% a year? Were you that precise? Or how did you do it?

But when my dad, you know, taught it to me, he was like, you pay yourself 20%.

So I never missed it because I was taking 20% of what I earned and moving it over into a savings account.

You know, I regret to say that I wasn't as diligent about saving money as I was an entrepreneur, you know, when I became an entrepreneur at 30%.

Candidly, I always thought I was going to hit it big and that would provide for my nest egg.

I should have been doing what you did, which is, you know, saving 10 to 20 percent a year.

hey and i'm john mitchell so today our topic is creating a nest egg so you can retire So, Callie, why don't you share with our audience sort of your approach to saving money and creating that nest egg? What has been your approach since you were young?

Yeah, I was very lucky because my dad, this is something that was instilled in me from an early age, as early as when I was getting allowance.

And back in the day, I had just a little savings account that I would put it into.

And then obviously, as I've become more sophisticated in how I utilize my money and invest money, that's changed.

But the one thing has never changed, which that's the first thing that happens is I always pay myself.

And now I've automated that so that it's automatically going into the accounts that I want it to go into.

So did you take the approach that you're going to put away, say, 10% a year? Were you that precise? Or how did you do it?

But when my dad, you know, taught it to me, he was like, you pay yourself 20%.

So I never missed it because I was taking 20% of what I earned and moving it over into a savings account.

You know, I regret to say that I wasn't as diligent about saving money as I was an entrepreneur, you know, when I became an entrepreneur at 30%.

Candidly, I always thought I was going to hit it big and that would provide for my nest egg.

I should have been doing what you did, which is, you know, saving 10 to 20 percent a year.
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