Podcasts about jerrid sebesta

Guest BioJerrid Sebesta is the creator of Life-Undeferred, a platform dedicated to helping people unlock their dream life. He is a transformational speaker, coach, and Amazon best-selling author of "Life-Undeferred: How to Unlock the Dream Life Already Inside." Before moving back to the Willmar area in 2014, he was a TV meteorologist for 12 years in several top-20 markets including Phoenix and Minnesota's KARE11. Jerrid believes we're called to step into our most authentic selves, shining light on the world around us.Show SummaryYou've built the career, the family, the life you always thought you wanted — so why do you still feel unfulfilled? In this episode, Jerrid Sebesta, former TV meteorologist turned keynote speaker and author of Life Undeferred, shares his midlife wake-up call and the one mindset shift that changed everything. From burnout and success traps to discovering true purpose beyond the grind, Jerrid reveals why most people feel stuck in midlife and how to break free. If you've ever asked yourself, "Is this really it?" — this conversation is for you. Learn how to stop chasing empty goals, redefine success, and make your second half the best half.Chapters00:00 – The Midlife Wake-Up Call You Can't Ignore02:14 – Jerrid Sebesta's Story: From Weatherman to Reinventing His Life05:45 – When "Success" Still Leaves You Feeling Empty09:02 – The Burnout Trap: Why High Achievers Struggle in Midlife13:37 – The ‘Plant the Flag Moment' That Changed Everything17:21 – Grit vs. Surrender: The Secret to True Fulfillment21:50 – The Power of Co-Creation: Stop Trying to Control Everything26:03 – Why Most Men Stay Stuck (And How to Break Free)30:42 – The Role of Faith, Mindset, and Letting Go34:17 – Sunday Night Strategy: Jerrid's Simple System for a Winning Week38:55 – What to Do If You Feel Trapped in Your Own Success42:18 – The One Question You MUST Ask Yourself to Find Purpose46:09 – Closing Thoughts: How to Take Action on This TODAYConnect with JerridLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jerridsebesta/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jerridsebesta/Ask Jon Questions / Give Feedback Share your feedback with us: https://www.halftime.network/feedback Join the Conversation Enjoyed the episode? Subscribe to our podcast, leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify and join the conversation on Instagram and LinkedIn with hashtag #HalftimewithJonConnect with Jon LinkedIn: @HalftimewithJon Instagram: @HalftimewithJon X: @HalftimewithJon www.halftime.network

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Jerrid Sebesta is a follower of Jesus, a husband, and a father of 4 who was once famous for being an award-winning meteorologist for over a decade. He is also the creator of “Life Undeferred”, a platform dedicated to helping people find their identity, live urgently, and ditch the "someday" mentalityOn this episode of The RESGEN Giving Life Podcast, Jerrid and RESGEN Founder Tom Henderson visit about:What it means to live life undeferred.How we can be more successful in setting goals and living intentionally.Why walking in our “true identity” is so important.How leaving his dream job in Minneapolis helped set him on his personal journey of finding his true self.Why New Year's Day 2022 was such a pivotal moment, in his life.The Giving Life Podcast: Conversations about being a man whose life in Christ gives life to others.Watch the video version on youtube - https://youtu.be/7NA84mfnlqA More info about Restoration Generation - www.resgen.org

Passion is the fire that drives the fervor for our lives. Part of the Repurposed process is rediscovering your passion for life. In this podcast, Jerrid Sebesta will explain how retirement is the perfect scenario to engineer the most optimal life by utilizing the things you are already passionate for.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Passion is the fire that drives the fervor for our lives. Part of the Repurposed process is rediscovering your passion for life. In this podcast, Jerrid Sebesta will explain how retirement is the perfect scenario to engineer the most optimal life by utilizing the things you are already passionate for.

Leveraging your experiences in retirement will be one of the greatest honors and responsibilities you will have. Whether you believe it or not, you have a host of life experience that can be translated into value for the world. In this podcast, Jerrid Sebesta will give you ways to better understand your experiences and turn them into wisdom.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Leveraging your experiences in retirement will be one of the greatest honors and responsibilities you will have. Whether you believe it or not, you have a host of life experience that can be translated into value for the world. In this podcast, Jerrid Sebesta will give you ways to better understand your experiences and turn them into wisdom.

On the show, we wrap-up our mini-series on stewarding your time. The way you view your time is a crucial part to having a fulfilling and impactful retirement. In this podcast, Jerrid Sebesta will give you five specific mindsets or attitudes you need to immediately incorporate in your everyday life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the show, we wrap-up our mini-series on stewarding your time. The way you view your time is a crucial part to having a fulfilling and impactful retirement. In this podcast, Jerrid Sebesta will give you five specific mindsets or attitudes you need to immediately incorporate in your everyday life.

What happens when you finally connect with the person God created you to be and you start to acting on it? This is the main topic of conversation between John and his amazing guest Jerrid Sebesta. Jerrid is the founder of "Life-UnDeferred". He's a speaker, coach, and businessman with an amazing story. In this episode, you will learn: -why authenticity is key to life fulfillment -why we get block complete authenticity -how to challenge the status quo -Authenticity vs Agency -why authenticity equals freedom You can learn more about Jerrid by visiting https://www.jerridsebesta.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/johnpuritz/support

Do you want to have an epic 2024? Forget New Year's resolutions. Instead, start getting experiences on the calendar. In this podcast, Jerrid Sebesta will give you three ways to make sure 2024 is not only impactful, but a healthy and memorable one as well.

Do you want to have an epic 2024? Forget New Year's resolutions. Instead, start getting experiences on the calendar. In this podcast, Jerrid Sebesta will give you three ways to make sure 2024 is not only impactful, but a healthy and memorable one as well.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us in this week of Chapin's Commute! In this episode, we talk to Jerrid Sebesta about the topic of Alignment. Hitting on his commute and discussing how to align ourselves with decisions, doing what might be best for us. Sharing an interesting story about when he changed his work career to be better aligned.

Your wife will be like a fruitful vine within your house; your children will be like olive shoots around your table. Psalm 128:3The way we think about retirement in America is not only NOT Biblical, but it also doesn't work very well. Often, it doesn't lead to the happiness and fulfillment we think it will. Plus, if we are only thinking and planning about the financial part of retirement (typical), we're filling a bucket with a big hole in it. Tune in to hear my conversation with Jerrid Sebesta. We discuss vision, mission and purpose. We are talking the long game, here. This isn't an episode just for those who are retired or about to retire. For our listeners who are intentional about thinking multi-generationally, for those who want to pursue a Biblical life and legacy, for those who understand the choices you make now will impact not only your children but your children's children... and their children, too! - you will love this episode. We talk about the cultural shifts the West has made in terms of how we view and treat our elders. We look at some of the pitfalls of retiring without a purposeful plan curated to who/how God has made you. Instead of retirement equating to irrelevance and boredom, retirement can be the most purposeful, impactful and empowering season of your life!Repurposed University Registration Link - Free for the first 10 to use code "FREEDOM" Online Kit Registration and Payment | Repurposed (repurposedu.com)Repurposed Book & Retire Repurposed Podcast Link: "Repurposed" (taatjesfinancial.com)Before arriving at Taatjes Financial Group, Jerrid was a TV meteorologist. He started his TV career in 2002 at the NBC affiliate in Sioux Falls, SD. Over the next 12 years, he eventually landed at KARE11 in the Twin Cities. In 2014, after much contemplation and prayer, Jerrid left his TV career. It was a move that came as a surprise to many people, including some of his family. But, it was apparent to Jerrid that he was being called in an entirely different direction.With a tentative plan to head back to where it all started in Sioux Falls, Jerrid instead found himself unemployed with few job prospects out west. At the time, his soon-to-be future boss, Ben Taatjes was searching for the right person to help market his business, motivate people with their lives and finances, and inspire people to live for "True Wealth". Following a hunch after hearing Jerrid speak the year prior, Ben decided to give him a call.Jerrid started at Taatjes Financial Group in November of 2014 running the marketing efforts for the company. However, his position and duties has continued to grow steadily over the years. Most recently, he was promoted to Director of Business Development in November of 2020.Jerrid continues to utilize his broadcasting background through public speaking, radio and podcasting. He has keynoted over 150 events to audiences ranging from teachers to farmers to corporate executives. Sebesta hosts a weekly radio show called True Wealth Radio on KWLM. Jerrid has also hosted a number of podcasts, most recently, Retire Repurposed alongside Ben Taatjes.Sebesta believes in the importance of being debt-free and living within your means. Shortly after getting married in 2007, Jerrid stumbled upon Dave Ramsey's book, The Total Money Makeover. Overnight, a passion for personal finances developed and changed the course of his new families' life. Since arriving at Taatjes Financial Group in 2014, Jerrid has inspired thousands of people to begin their own debt-free journey through financial coaching and hosting JUMP-START | IGNITE YOUR DEBT-FREE JOURNEY events.

On this episode, Jerrid Sebesta talks about retirees and their health. Physical health is an aspect of retirement that cannot be ignored. In this podcast, Jerrid is going to focus on the importance of activity for a retiree and he’ll give ways to keep retirement from being the downfall of your body’s physical condition.

Jerrid Sebesta spent 12 years as a TV Meteorologist at KARE11, a long-time powerhouse station in Minneapolis, MN. In 2014, after much contemplation and prayer, Jerrid left his thriving, high-profile career. It was a move that came as a surprise to many people, including some of his family. But, it was apparent to Jerrid that God was leading him in an entirely different direction; out of TV and the big-city, into a much simpler, quieter lifestyle. With a tentative plan to head back to where it all started in Sioux Falls, Jerrid instead found himself jobless and on the brink of an identity crisis. Through a chance phone call from his soon-to-be future boss, Ben Taatjes, Jerrid began the process of finding his true identity and purpose, which has lead to his amazing testimony which he now uses to inspire thousands of people to begin “Livin' the Dream.” He is the host of Repurposed Podcast on Faith Radio!   Jerrid has been a friend, mentor, and valuable voice in my life over the past few years.

Adam Trask's testimony involves him being delivered from a heroin addiction.  He shares how God is using his story to minister to those struggling with addiction and helping them find freedom. Adam is a Ministry Director at The Fortress. You can listen to Part 1 here.

Adam Trask, ministry director at The Fortress, was a self-proclaimed heroin junky. Adam shares his testimony of growing up in central Minnesota, becoming a full-blow heroin addict in his early 20s, and offers hope for those who are struggling.

Former Minnesota Viking, Chad Greenway, gives a unique perspective of life, purpose and impact as a professional football player. Greenway talks about his late father, Alan, and the three major life-lessons he passed onto him.

Adam Weber, founder of Embrace Church Sioux Falls, and the author of Talking with God, admits being a pastor and a writer are two things he never wanted to do, but set his heart on fire.

Matt Birk is a 15-year veteran of the National Football League. He retired in 2013 after winning the Super-Bowl with the Baltimore Ravens. In this podcast, Matt describes some of the struggles associated with leaving behind a high-profile identity.

Holly Hoffman was the last remaining member of the Espada Tribe on Season 21 of CBS’ hit reality show “Survivor Nicaragua”. Holly was inspired to share her message of positivity, determination, and confidence with business leaders, teachers, and students.

Within months of losing both of his hands in a 500-ton power press, Brad Hurting rejoined his high school football team. Within a year-and-a-half, he regained his starting linebacker position, led his team in tackles, and earned First-Team All-Ohio honors.

Dareth Ly survived the Cambodian genocide of the 1970s. When he was 7 years old, he and his family were driven out of their home and into the jungle by the Khmer Rouge, a radical communist regime.

Within months of losing both of his hands in a 500-ton power press, Brad Hurting rejoined his high school football team. Within a year-and-a-half, he regained his starting linebacker position, led his team in tackles, and earned First-Team All-Ohio honors.

Leland Klassen has become recognized as Canada’s premier clean comedian. He decided nearly 20 years ago he would remain clean despite what everyone else was doing. Leland talks about his journey through the world of entertainment.

Danny Silk serves on the Senior Leadership Team of both Bethel Church in Redding, CA and Jesus Culture in Sacramento, CA. He is the President and Co-Founder of Loving on Purpose, a ministry to families and communities worldwide.

Tom Henderson, founder of Restoration Generation, was raised in a home shattered by divorce and addiction. Tom discusses the importance of forgiveness and how using our stories can have the greatest impact on others.

Dr. Charles Jackson is a creation scientist that believes our origins are found in the book of Genesis. In this interview, Dr. Jackson addresses questions such as: Did dinosaurs and man coexist? What happened to our Earth during the flood?

Dr. Charles Jackson is a creation scientist that believes our origins and purpose are found in the book of Genesis. Dr. Jackson addresses questions such as: Can science and faith coexist? Is the Earth really billions of years old?

Dareth Ly not only survived the Cambodian genocide of the 1970s, God has called he and his wife back as full-time missionaries. Hear how Dareth found his mother and the early struggles of running a small orphanage.

Dareth Ly survived the Cambodian genocide of the 1970s. When he was 7 years old, he and his family were driven out of their home and into the jungle by the Khmer Rouge, a radical communist regime.

Gary Steffes retired from professional hockey in 2017 after a successful 7-year career. Gary is now the Campus Director for FCA Hockey in Alexandria, MN, where he helps young hockey players live with more purpose and significance.

Spencer Hutton is a licensed realtor in the Minneapolis area. He and his team are not only in the business of helping clients buy and sell homes; they are in the business of fighting human trafficking.

Tom Truszinski is the Center Director for Minnesota Adult & Teen Challenge in Rochester, MN. At 28 years old, Tom was the V.P. of a large financial firm. He was also a raging alcoholic. But, Tom eventually found freedom from addiction and discovered his real purpose and calling in life.

Mark Whitacre exposed an international price fixing conspiracy to the FBI while working for Archer Daniel Midland, ADM, in the early 1990's. Mark later served 9 years in federal prison for fraud and tax evasion.

Sallie Graves and Jill Fellows founded Nolan's Place after Sallie's son, Nolan, was diagnosed with autism the year prior. It became increasingly evident their community lacked the facility Nolan needed. So, they quit their jobs to create one.

Paul Ten Haken is the Mayor of Sioux Falls, SD. Before his election, Paul was the Founder and CEO of Click Rain, a 35-employee marketing technology agency. One of Paul's greatest accomplishments was instilling a "faith, family, work" culture.

Artist, Michael Belotti discovered purpose in an unorthodox way.  While serving a 10-year prion sentence, a popular mafia movie, Bob Ross book and a family tragedy helped him realize his talent could serve a deeper purpose than he'd ever imagined.

Emly Esfahani Smith's book "[amazon text=%TITLE%&asin=B01EE0CS9M]" is an international bestseller.  Emily breaks down the definitions of living a happy life versus living a meaningful life.

Mark Henderson is the founder of The Inspired Legacy, a platform dedicated to equip fathers to love unconditionally and lead boldly.  Mark gives the three areas of fathers' lives that must be intentionally managed to be the best fathers they can be.

Mark Deterding, founder of Triune Leadership Services, believes that serving others is the key to making a positive impact. He explains the three steps for creating a foundation for anyone who wants to be a servant leader.

Jason Ranck, author of "Life Reimagined," says his work and home life used to be overwhelming and he was near burnout. Jason shares ways we can begin to build boundaries with our work, making us better employees, spouses, and parents.

When Jack Jablonski was 16 years old, he was hit during a high school hockey game. The resulting injury left him quadriplegic. Listen as Jack reveals his take on finding purpose in life and the key to having an impact on others.

Scott Riley is the founder of  Be The Flow, a movement helping people struggling with mental illness. Scott shares his story of growing up with a mentally ill father and how he uses his job to "be the flow."

On November 23rd, 1998, Bill Wiese had an out-of-body experience in hell. With electrified senses, Bill experienced the flames, isolation, stench, and deafening screams of hell. In this episode, Bill retells his experience and gives his new perspective on faith. Read more about Bill's story in his book, "23 Minutes in Hell."

Doug Griffiths, author of 13 Ways to Kill a Community, has helped improve over 500 communities across North America. Doug explains why you need to be a person of influence, not a person of power, in order to change your community.

Brian Orsten was severely injured in a house explosion that nearly took his life in May 2018. Brian retells the harrowing details of surviving this fireball and the medical miracles that followed.

Luke Mickelson, founder of Sleep in Heavenly Peace, found out that there were children in his community that didn't have their own beds.  Luke's organization coordinates a group of volunteers dedicated to providing beds for needy families.

Brent Silkey is the founder and director of 30 for Freedom. It started with Brent’s vision to get 30 of his friends to run 30 miles and raise $30,000 on his 30th birthday, all to help the victims of sex trafficking.

Lynne Raatz is a Leadership Coach and Consultant at GIANT Worldwide as well as a mother of three and former active duty Army Officer. She believes that living with purpose begins with identifying how each of us are uniquely hardwired.

Author John G. Miller unpacks the secret behind QBQ! The Question Behind the Question. He identifies two key phrases that will transform the way you look at personal accountability.

Joe Schmit, author of Silent Impact and longtime Twin Cities sportscaster, tells stories of real people and the ways in which they had a profound influence on others.

Eriq Nelson, a.k.a. "The Dude" from Star Studio at Children's Minnesota is using his improv skills to impact the most vulnerable of people, sick kids. He unpacks the importance of getting outside of your comfort zone to serve others.

Derek Mount, former lead guitarist for Family Force 5 talks about his struggle with defining his new identity since leaving FF5 in April of 2017, and pinpoints three key principles to live a life of purpose, impact, and legacy. Listen to Part 1 here.

Derek Mount, former lead guitarist for Family Force 5, discovered his purpose at a young age watching the movie "Back to the Future." Through his 11-year stint with the band, Derek recounts several stories of impact through FF5's music. Listen to Part 2 here.

Debbie L. Mayer, continues sharing how her story of losing three daughters in a car accident just two days before her son’s wedding is encouraging others.  Her book is After the Crash: Grieving With Hope in Light of Eternity. You can listen to Part 1 here.

Debbie L. Mayer, author of After the Crash: Grieving With Hope in Light of Eternity, lost her three daughters in a car accident just two days before her son’s wedding. She is now using her story to encourage others. Listen to Part 2 here.

Dan Stoltz is the CEO and President of SPIRE Federal Credit Union.  He talks with Jerrid about the importance of having a personal mission statement, the qualities of a good leader, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance.

Author and Life Coach Dan Miller talks with Jerrid about how people can find true joy and fulfillment in their work and make a real difference in the world for God.

Courtney Godfrey was involved in a boating accident leaving her an amputee. She discusses the physical and psychological challenges of being a young, active, up-and-coming broadcaster to suddenly having to adjust to life walking on a prosthetic.

Well over half of us do not enjoy the job we have.  Radio Host and Author Ken Coleman shares how people can make a plan to find the career they love and do what God made them to do.

Author and Radio Host Chris Hogan talks with Jerrid about how people's choices impact the pursuit of their dreams and the importance of surrounding yourself with the right people.  Chris' book is Retire Inspired.

Chris Koch has had to overcome a lot.  Chris was born with no arms or legs, but has found great joy and success in life nonetheless.  He shares some insight on facing life's challenges and finding joy no matter what.

Jerrid continues talking with Clint Harp of Harp Design Company who shares his story of leaving a six-figure job to follow his dream of doing woodworking for a living. Clint is often featured on the television show Fixer Upper. You can listen to Part 1 here.

Jerrid talks with Clint Harp of Harp Design Company who shares his story of leaving a six-figure job to follow his dream of doing woodworking for a living. Clint is often featured on the television show Fixer Upper.

Dareth Ly not only survived the Cambodian genocide of the 1970s, God has called he and his wife back as full-time missionaries. Hear how Dareth found his mother and the early struggles of running a small orphanage.

Leland Klassen has become recognized as Canada’s premier clean comedian. He decided nearly 20 years ago he would remain clean despite what everyone else was doing. Leland talks about his journey through the world of entertainment.

Danny Silk serves on the Senior Leadership Team of both Bethel Church in Redding, CA and Jesus Culture in Sacramento, CA. He is the President and Co-Founder of Loving on Purpose, a ministry to families and communities worldwide.

Tom Henderson, founder of Restoration Generation, was raised in a home shattered by divorce and addiction. Tom discusses the importance of forgiveness and how using our stories can have the greatest impact on others.

Dr. Charles Jackson is a creation scientist that believes our origins are found in the book of Genesis. In this interview, Dr. Jackson addresses questions such as: Did dinosaurs and man coexist? What happened to our Earth during the flood?

Dr. Charles Jackson is a creation scientist that believes our origins and purpose are found in the book of Genesis. Dr. Jackson addresses questions such as: Can science and faith coexist? Is the Earth really billions of years old?

Financial planner Jerrid Sebesta walked away from his job as a TV meteorologist without a new one lined up. To do this, he knew he had to have his financial life in order.

Gary Steffes retired from professional hockey in 2017 after a successful 7-year career. Gary is now the Campus Director for FCA Hockey in Alexandria, MN where he helps young hockey players live with more purpose and significance.

Spencer Hutton is a licensed realtor in the Minneapolis area. He and his team are not only in the business of helping clients buy and sell homes; they are in the business of fighting human trafficking.

Tom Truszinski is the Center Director for Minnesota Adult & Teen Challenge in Rochester, MN. At 28 years old, Tom was the V.P. of a large financial firm in St. Paul. At the same time, he was a raging alcoholic.

Vince Miller, founder of Resolute, a non-profit focused on providing men with tools for discipleship and mentorship, believes our purpose is not found within ourselves, rather given to us by our Creator.

Bob Willbanks is the founder of Ambassadors for Business, a non-profit which focuses on equipping Christians to walk more boldly in their faith. Hear how Bob has developed a foundational purpose statement which allows him to live a unified life.

Jamie Groen, Executive Director of Children of the Promise was changed forever on his first trip to Haiti. His purpose and calling was revealed to him which he now lives out on a daily basis.

“Monster” Mike Schultz was injured during a snocross race in 2008 that led to the amputation of his left leg above the knee. To most pro athletes, this would have been a career-ending event, but not to Mike.

Joe Mayers is the actor in the one-person drama, The Bema Live, about a raptured man and his experience before the Judgement Seat of Christ. He explains the importance of living life with an eternal perspective.

Lieutenant Colonel Robert J. Darling was working for the White House Military Office during 9/11. Darling recalls personal stories from that infamous day. Also, he sheds light on his purpose and how we all can have greater impact.

Mike Lindell, inventor and CEO of MyPillow struggled with addiction since the 1980s. Mike is now sober and has a thriving business which he uses to help people who don't have hope or have struggled with addiction.

Jerrid Sebesta retired from Kare11 at the top of his television career. Although the public was shocked, and many people simple couldn't understand his move, the decision was an straightforward one for Jerrid. Why? He felt God calling him in a new direction. Bob and Jerrid discuss how someone can get to the point of leaving a successful career. Jerrid believes the answer is rooted in each individual's purpose. Jerrid asks his speaking audiences a series of questions to help them narrow down their purpose here on earth, and he shares this with listeners in this podcast episode. From the topic of purpose, Bob and Jerrid move on to discuss the development of a personal mission statement, and the critical topic of identity. In a culture that celebrates identity as the career you have, Jerrid suggests an alternate question to "what do you do?" His question gets to the core of where an individual places their identity. And finally, paramount to living a unified life and unashamedly living our your purpose is humility, according to Jerrid. He shares his thoughts on humility with Bob in the last few minutes of this podcast episode. Resources and articles mentioned: Jerrid's definition of livin' the dream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=75&v=D7nSIvH3N9w "Two Week Notice" podcast: https://www.podcastone.com/two-week-notice Simon Sinek book 'It Starts with Why:" 2015 Star Tribune article: http://www.startribune.com/twin-cities-weatherman-forecasts-a-bright-future-after-dropping-out-of-the-rat-race/309564521/#3 Learn more about Jerrid on his webiste: https://jerridsebesta.com/ Special Guest: Jerrid Sebesta.

Jay Tornquist had leukemia and was given two months to live. In this episode, Jay talks about faith and his purpose. And he gives two specific pieces of advice for people who are living "too fast".

Diagnosed with leukemia and given two months, Jay Tornquist and his wife, Kathy, decided to stop treatments and pray. A week later Jay walked out of the hospital with no residual signs of cancer.

There is all sorts of planning that needs to go into any jump, but financial planning might be the most important. On this week's show, financial coach Jerrid Sebesta talks about his jump from being a TV weatherman to helping people with their finances, and details the most important things you can do financially before making a big change in your career. -- • For more on this week's guest, visit www.jerridsebesta.com • Tickets for this year's Jump Club and more information at whentojump.com. • Buy the When To Jump book here: https://amzn.to/2to6dKH --- This week's episode is supported by Care/Of (takecareof.com).

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