Aspiring to the Median

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How to Classify Gifts and Changing Your Finish Line

How to Classify Gifts and Changing Your Finish Line

Kealan and Cody dive into another listener Q&A where they answer two finish line questions. The first is “Do gifts come out of our budget, or the excess?”. This is one of a variety of questions that get into the fine details of a finish line, sand one that is particularly relevant for December. The second question is “When is it okay to change my finish line? How should I approach that process?”. Anyone who sets a finish line will consider this question at some point, and the guys share a helpful framework to go about the process.

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How Do I Choose a Finish Line?

How Do I Choose a Finish Line?

Kealan and Cody break down the question, “How do I choose a finish line for my spending?”. There are a number of practical considerations when choosing a finish line, and the guys break each of these down one by one.

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Shifting to Eternal Kingdom Building with Cody Hobelmann, Financial Advisor

Shifting to Eternal Kingdom Building with Cody Hobelmann, Financial Advisor

Cohost Cody Hobelmann shares the story about how God dramatically changed his goals from making as much money as possible to giving as much as possible. As a financial planner, he has a strong understanding of the traditional wisdom behind personal finance. His faith, however, has introduced a whole new perspective to how we should think about the money that God brings through our hands.

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What is the Finish Line Pledge (formerly Aspiring to the Median)?

What is the Finish Line Pledge (formerly Aspiring to the Median)?

Join Kealan and Cody as they unpack the foundation of the Aspiring to the Median movement and the idea that everything we own belongs to God. If God is the true owner of all money and wealth, then that makes us each managers of a small portion, and we’re responsible for what we do with it. Listen as the guys share stories about what that realization has meant for their own lives and finances.

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