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Most people don't struggle with money because of a lack of income — they struggle because of the habits and behaviors that quietly destroy wealth over time. In this episode of Stockcast, Andy Tanner and Del Denny break down the core money habits that keep investors stuck, stressed, and unprepared for the future.

You'll learn why thinking like "average investors" leads to predictable financial outcomes, how emotional decisions sabotage wealth, and why systems—not willpower—create real financial transformation. Andy explains the simple weekly routine he uses to evaluate cash flow, reduce mistakes, and stay aligned with long-term goals.

This episode also unpacks why 2026 will be a defining year for anyone serious about their financial future—and why the habits you build now matter more than ever. Whether you're a new investor or looking to strengthen your financial discipline, these principles will help you shift your mindset, build consistency, and create real momentum.

00:00 Introduction
00:40 Identifying Bad Financial Habits
02:21 Common Habits That Keep You Broke
04:45 Understanding Sins of Omission
07:05 The Habit of Saving and Paying Off Debt
09:09 Transforming Your Financial Habits
10:24 The Power of Six: Key Financial Metrics
15:53 Building Systems for Financial Success
21:14 Dreaming Big: Turning Dreams into Projects
26:18 Conclusion: Your Habits Shape Your Future

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Most people stay financially average not because they're lazy — but because they follow the same habits, beliefs, and patterns as everyone else. In this episode of Stockcast, Andy Tanner and Del Denny break down the five warning signs of "average money behavior" and show you how successful investors think and act differently.

You'll learn why average investors focus on the wrong things, how fear shapes most financial decisions, and why relying on instincts instead of education keeps people stuck in the middle class. Andy explains the mindset shift required to break out of financial mediocrity, build real investing skill, and start creating cash-flowing assets — instead of hoping the market goes your way.

If you've ever wondered why some people build wealth while others stay stuck, this episode reveals the exact differences. These five principles will help you think like a real investor, avoid common traps, and take control of your financial future.

00:00 Introduction
03:08 The Importance of Financial Literacy
11:03 Five Ways to Stop Being Financially Average
11:12 Strategy 1: Learn Financial Literacy Outside of School
14:50 Strategy 2: Invest for Cashflow, Not Just Growth
17:58 Strategy 3: Use Systems, Not Emotion to Make Decisions
21:06 Strategy 4: Get Comfortable with Uncommon Assets
25:01 Strategy 5: Surround Yourself with High Achievers
27:57 Conclusion: The Path to Financial Excellence

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Leverage is one of the most powerful — and dangerous — tools in investing. Used correctly, it can accelerate your path to wealth. Used recklessly, it can destroy your portfolio overnight. In this episode of Stockcast, Andy Tanner and Del Denney break down how leverage, margin, and risk really work — and how smart investors use them safely to grow their wealth.

You'll learn the truth about borrowing to invest, why leverage multiplies both gains and losses, and how to apply Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad principles to build lasting cash flow instead of gambling with debt.

Whether you're a new trader or a seasoned investor, this conversation will teach you how to think differently about risk — not as something to fear, but as something to master.

00:00 Introduction
01:33 The Importance of Risk Management
04:40 Understanding Margin and Leverage
06:18 The Power and Responsibility of Leverage
11:24 Practical Steps for Using Leverage
17:11 Position Sizing and Risk Management
26:06 Final Thoughts and Resources