177 | How to Cut Discretionary Spending During Crisis
Most people think they know where their money goes — until a crisis forces them to actually look. Brad and Jonathan walk through the financial reckoning many faced during pandemic-era uncertainty and the framework that helped them regain control. The conversation centers on distinguishing core expenses (housing, food,…
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