OUT & ABOUT: One Size Doesn't Fit All: Lessons From Homeschooling Five Children (Expat Money 289)

Jeff Levine's tweet thread: https://x.com/CPAPlanner/status/1940856699872858202 

Completing the interview I gave to Mikkel Thorup last year. Original episode: https://expatmoneyshow.com/episodes/291-joshua-sheats-pt-3/ 

Continuing the interview I gave for Mikkel Thorup last year. Original episode: https://expatmoneyshow.com/episodes/joshua-sheats-pt-2/ 

Today I share with you the audio from an interview I gave to Mikkel Thorup last year for Expat Money. Original episode: https://expatmoneyshow.com/episodes/289-joshua-sheats-pt1/ 

In today's podcast I share the audio from a recent roundtable discusion with attendees of RPF Family Camp. We have a two-week discussion going related to patronage networks and we decided it would be good to host a verbal Q&A discusion instead of just keeping everything in text...now you get to listen in!

This episode contains the audio recording of a famous sermon by Governor John Winthrop, delivered on board the ship Arbella, while sailing to America in 1630. The sermon contains key theological insights as to the duties that come with wealth; it will be of interest to Christians and history-lovers alike. The basic ideas and precepts of this sermon were formative in the early American society and culture. Full text of the speech: https://www.gilderlehrman.org/sites/default/files/inline-pdfs/A%20Model%20of%20Christian%20Charity_Full%20Text.pdf 

On today's Friday Q&A we cover: 1:30 Should I build a new house or buy an existing one? 14:19 My YouTube channel is struggling. What now? 30:13 Should I move with my girlfriend to the USA for a work assignment? 57:10 How can I apply Signaling Theory to modern dating? 1:13:41 Should I switch jobs to one that seems better but has less potential? 1:23:45 Should I pay cash for a house or borrow for it? 1:33:55 How do I move from Canada to the USA? 1:42:24 Should I add a CFP to my CPA designation? Joshua Please join us next week! https://patreon.com/radicalpersonalfinance