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The Above Board Podcast

Many of us are seeking ways to create fulfillment and get better throughout our journey in life. From personal finances to personal development, our conversations are infused with honesty, transparency, and a dash of humor.

Podcast · By CandorPath Financial · English · Official site

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Sep 23, 2026
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Aug 12, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Is the Tail Wagging the Dog (Again)? (opens the original)

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    What happens when short-term market noise starts driving long-term financial decisions? In this episode, John Kennedy, CFP® revisits the market volatility of 2022 and why the lessons from that year still matter today. He talks about what happens when stocks and bonds fall together, how fear can influence investment decisions, and why having a plan in place before the next market event matters. The goal isn’t to predict what the market will do next. It’s to focus on what you can control, stay ali

  2. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Have We Optimized the Joy Out of Life? (opens the original)

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    Are we so focused on optimizing our lives that we’re forgetting to actually live them? In this episode, John Kennedy, CFP® explores the pressure to constantly improve, track, measure, and maximize everything; from our health and money to our time and routines. The goal isn’t to stop improving. It’s to be more intentional about what’s worth optimizing and make sure the time, money, and freedom we create actually help us enjoy the life we’re building. 00:54 The Optimization Trap 01:23 From Optimiz

  3. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Your Kids Are Watching Your Relationship with Money (opens the original)

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    What are your kids learning about money by watching you? In this episode, John Kennedy, CFP® and Brandon Hatcher talk about the money lessons kids pick up from our everyday habits, language, spending, saving, and even the way we respond to unexpected expenses. They share personal experiences, parenting lessons, and a few things they’ve realized they could do better, all with the goal of helping the next generation build a healthier relationship with money. Because sometimes what our kids catch f

  4. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    The Attention Tax (opens the original)

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    In this episode, John Kennedy talks about the “attention tax” we pay every day through notifications, emails, social media, and even conversations that stay on our minds long after they’re over. He shares a few simple ways to be more intentional with your time and attention, and focus more on what actually matters. Because just like your money, where you spend your attention matters! 00:00 The Morning Phone Spiral 02:22 Defining 'Attention Tax' 02:40 Notifications Never Stop 03:19 Conversation H

  5. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Back to School Lessons We Wish We'd Learned (opens the original)

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    In this episode, John Kennedy and Brandon Hatcher look back at the financial lessons that often don’t get taught in school. From budgeting and saving to investing, spending, and building good money habits, they share practical advice for teaching the next generation how to feel more confident and intentional with money. 01:54 Back To School 03:20 Financial Literacy First 05:07 Breaking The Excuse Loop 08:20 Experiential Learning Ideas 16:06 Life Skills in School 17:11 Psychology And Identity 20:

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