HeyJaredChase Haltiner
Capital One Writing Guy. Chiweenie & Pitty Dog Dad. Dallas-based Texas Longhorn who ran a 52-week interview series in 2025. I turn diverse perspectives and my trial-by-fire lessons into practical roadmaps for business, finance, and life.
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The Refresh: Do Less, Enjoy More (opens the original)
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The Wonders of Travel (opens the original)
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Happy Sunday coming to you live from Zurich, Switzerland. At this point, we are nearing the end of our wonderful European wedding adventures. There have been so many wonderful components, the one I specifically wanna talk about is the wonders of travel.Let’s get into it!Time Away With Special PeopleI feel like I’ve been gone for a while now. I miss Hippie & Roscoe. I hope my coworkers are doing well. I hope our friends and family have acclimated back to everything smoothly. But being here, with
I Lied For a Year (opens the original)
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Yesterday was our wedding day.Seeing Kylen walk down the aisle for the first time and celebrating the whole weekend with many of our closest family and friends was magical.But I’ve lied for the last year.We didn’t get married yesterday.Yesterday was our one year anniversary.We had to get civilly married first, and we thought how cool would it be if we have the same wedding date just a year apart.I decided to keep it a secret in my life to make it feel more real. And it sure felt like the real th
Revisiting a Letter to My September Self (opens the original)
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“It is all going to work out.” This was the opening line of Letter to My September Self.On my post from last week, it was unintentionally titled “It Will All Work Out.”I love to be clever with my posts. I love subtle nods and clever double entendres. This was a complete coincidence, but is an excellent reminder.It’s also special to revisit a letter from our past self, which I thought was perfect to share today.<a class="b
Dear Finance (opens the original)
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On Thursday, I was officially able to share the news with my team.I will be leaving Finance and joining the business as a Product Manager.I haven’t been able to talk about it. I haven’t been able to write about it either.Pros and cons of having coworkers read your Substack!I’m incredibly excited, but it will be a major change. I’ve had the best time during the last two years.I found my confidence again. I’ve learned a tremendous amount. And I worked alongside s
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