Family man Andy Hill teaches how he maintains work life balance with small kids and a full time job.

Andy Hill is a husband, father and fellow podcaster! His podcast, Marriage, Kids & Money talks to tons of people on some of the big trending topics- like paying off debt, keeping a family balance and paying off tons of debt- which he has a ton of experience in.

[2:44] What is your favorite thing about podcasting?
·       Connecting with like-minded people

[4:26] If someone is thinking about starting a podcast- what is one piece of advice you could offer them?
·       Major passion around whatever topic you choose
·       Lots of learning on the backend

[6:30] Where did the idea for your podcast come from?
·       Growth opportunity
·       Andy wanted to learn how to help his family out

[8:18] You have paid off a ton of debt- including over $48k in a year and also your 195K house in 4 years- what did you do to accomplish this?
·       Accumulated debt being fun and living life for today
·       Decided it would be great to pay off all consumer debt before their first child

[12:40] What was a memorable life learning lesson you had when it came to budgeting your money?
·       Involving your spouse in the decisions
·       Kid free time is the best time to have serious conversions

[14:31] You seem to have a really good work/life balance- what is your secret?
·       Time management is crucial

[19:57] What tips do you have for people who struggle to find the balance?
·       Learn to prioritize the most important things first

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[22:10] Why do you think people struggle to achieve their dreams?
·       People talk about dreams in a fantasy type way
·       You need to create actions steps to implement

[23:5] What books/podcasts do you listen to?
·       The 5 Love Languages by Gary Chapman
·       How I Built This by Guy Ras

[24:46] Do you have a favorite quote?
·       Carpe Diem

[25:41] Any last advice?
Find out what really excites you and put some action steps inside it.