The Money Maverick

02/23/2026

Divorce isn’t just emotional. It’s one of the biggest financial events of your life. And yet, many people walk away from settlements without ever seeing the full financial picture.

After navigating 21 hearings and 21 subpoenas in her own divorce, Becky Sampson learned how often critical information gets delayed or rejected.

Watch the full interview with Becky on our YouTube channel and share this with someone who might need it.

02/14/2026

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02/04/2026

Is Living for Others Keeping You Stuck?

Do you ever feel like you are doing everything for everyone else but still not moving forward or making more money?

In our latest interview with , we talk about how people pleasing and subconscious programming is quietly keeping you stuck and how to start rewiring the beliefs that affect your confidence, freedom, and financial progress.

DM us “Tony” and we’ll send you the full episode. 🎙️

01/27/2026

Most people “invest” the same way for one reason:
Everyone else is doing it.

Auto-contribute.
Don’t question.
Trust the system.

That’s not a strategy.
That’s herd behavior.

It’s why so many people are in the financial mess that they’re in.

But if we want to change our situation, it needs to start with questioning the system and our beliefs around money.

01/23/2026

Why People Follow Financial Herd Mentality Instead of Educating Themselves

01/20/2026

What’s the main problem with most financial literacy courses taught in high school?

They don’t actually teach students how to save or invest.

Instead, saving gets confused with investing.

Students are told to put $100 a month into a Roth IRA no matter what.

But is anyone actually questioning this? How is listening to this kind of advice creating financial freedom for that individual?

01/19/2026

Even if some schools teach “financial literacy”, is it really being taught the right way? Are students learning the principles of financial freedom and not just gambling with the stock market?

01/13/2026

It shouldn’t surprise anyone that the media controls much of the narrative. That influence shapes how we think about nearly everything, including money.

If we want to change our individual financial situation, we have to be willing to challenge the status quo. That starts by questioning the stories we’ve been told and breaking free from old ways of thinking.