
The Jesse Mecham Show
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010 - YNAB Gets a New Site Design!
I discuss some of the whys behind our 12/2011 site redesign.

009 - Success Story: a Quicken Junkie Convert!
I interview Sheridan from Orange County, California. She's now been using YNAB for 2.5 years, and won't be going back to Quicken any time soon!

008 - 3 Tiny Habits, Big Takeaways
I relate my experience with BJ Fogg's 3 Tiny Habits program, and how that ties in so beautifully to budgeting--specifically staying on top of recording your transactions.

007 - Christmas, Weak Reports, the Best Report of All
A few words on Christmas, why January's so important to your Christmas spending, and weak reports. Also, a hat tip to the best report of all.

006 - The Budget and Slow Suffocation
One of the more embarrassing moments of my teenage years taught me a great lesson about budgeting, breathing, and the crushing effects of five pounds.

005 - Success Story: a Cut in Salary, and Freelancing
An interview with Brian from Massachusetts, a freelance video editor, that now feels content--even with a large drop in income.

Episode 004 - Lavish Spending (on Purpose)
Lavish spending. Your budgeting indulgence. No judgement here, as long as it's purposeful and done with total awareness.

Episode 003 - The Power of Rule Two (Plus Rule One)
The basics of Rule Two (Save for a Rainy Day), and then how you combine Rules One and Two to begin making VERY good financial decisions. This episode will answer the question you may have asked yourself, "I make enough. Why aren't I getting ahead?"

Episode 002 - Setting and Achieving Mini Financial Goals (Budgeting)
Wait, I thought we were budgeting. What's all this talk about goals, mini-goals, and habits? Yeah, you're not budgeting. You're becoming an unbelievably effective goal setter/reacher.

Episode 001 - Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck
70% of people live paycheck to paycheck, but did you know the interesting part of that statistic that isn't often quoted? It will surprise you, and perhaps spur you on to decide that $1000 is the new $0. Rule Four, "Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck" is discussed as it relates to doing hard things :)