Bulls, Bears, and Bourbon
Bulls, Bears, and Bourbon
James Vermillion
William Glass: Developing Positive Money Habits, Financial Literacy, and Entrepreneurship
1 hour 13 minutes Posted Jun 22, 2021 at 10:15 am.
] - Introducing William Glass, CEO of Ostrich[02:30] - Drinking Willet 7-Year-Old Rye - a real bubblegumbomb.[06:40] - Religion, Sex, Politics, and MONEY? Why it's hard totalk about money. [13:00] - Family matters. How the financial crisis impactedWilliam's family and his view of money.[17:15] - The importance of developing strong financial habits.[19:40] - Gamifying finance. How Ostrich incentivizes good (butsometimes dull) financial behavior like dollar-cost averaging, makingcharitable contributions, etc.[31:00] - The child actor: how William's parents helped teachhim to invest[33:06] - Dollar-Cost-Averaging, an effective and simplisticinvesting approach[36:40] - No-code software development - a new way to buildsoftware and applications.[57:16] - Know your weaknesses as an entrepreneur and get help.[1:06:00] - Living a meaningful life.[1:08:20] - Take action!Links:www.bullsbearsandbourbon.comwww.vermillionprivatewealth.comhttps://getostrich.com/**The information in this podcast is educational and general innature and does not take into consideration the listener’s personalcircumstances. Therefore, it is not intended to be a substitute for specific,individualized financial, legal, or tax advice. To determine which strategiesor investments may be suitable for you, consult the appropriate qualifiedprofessional before making a final decision. Thanks for listening.
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Great whiskey. Great Conversation. William Glass, CEO of personal finance app Ostrich, joins the show to chat about behavioral finance, entrepreneurship, no-code software development, and more. Ostrich is a mobile app that helps users build better money habits with a game-like system that reinforces positive financial behaviors. William is a self-professed money-nerd and an entrepreneur and brings a simple, down-to-earth approach to financial education.[01:23] - Introducing William Glass, CEO of Ostrich[02:30] - Drinking Willet 7-Year-Old Rye - a real bubblegumbomb.[06:40] - Religion, Sex, Politics, and MONEY? Why it's hard totalk about money. [13:00] - Family matters. How the financial crisis impactedWilliam's family and his view of money.[17:15] - The importance of developing strong financial habits.[19:40] - Gamifying finance. How Ostrich incentivizes good (butsometimes dull) financial behavior like dollar-cost averaging, makingcharitable contributions, etc.[31:00] - The child actor: how William's parents helped teachhim to invest[33:06] - Dollar-Cost-Averaging, an effective and simplisticinvesting approach[36:40] - No-code software development - a new way to buildsoftware and applications.[57:16] - Know your weaknesses as an entrepreneur and get help.[1:06:00] - Living a meaningful life.[1:08:20] - Take action!Links:www.bullsbearsandbourbon.comwww.vermillionprivatewealth.comhttps://getostrich.com/**The information in this podcast is educational and general innature and does not take into consideration the listener’s personalcircumstances. Therefore, it is not intended to be a substitute for specific,individualized financial, legal, or tax advice. To determine which strategiesor investments may be suitable for you, consult the appropriate qualifiedprofessional before making a final decision. Thanks for listening.