What kind of life do you want to life? Now ask yourself, how much money do you need to live that life? You may find it’s a lot less than you expect. Grant Sabatier, author...
What kind of life do you want to live? Now ask yourself, how much money do you need to live that life? You may find it’s a lot less than you expect. Grant Sabatier, author of Financial Freedom and founder of Millenial Money, joins us to share his message about how to use money as a tool to live a richer life and achieve financial freedom.
To find out more about the book, visit financialfreedombook.com
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Grant has a blog and a website at millennialmoney.com
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Grant Sabatier is the Creator of Millennial Money, Author of the international bestseller Financial Freedom (which has been published in 8 languages), Co-Founder of Bank Bonus, and the Founder of the Financial Freedom Summit.
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