My mission is simple: to help you simplify the money game so you can create a financially secure, fulfilling life and retirement you love, without needing a PhD or spending hours managing your finances.
On this podcast, you’ll learn how to:
- Think like a confident, calm millionaire
- Stop worrying about money and second-guessing your decisions
- Understand whether your financial house is truly in order
- Free up your time and energy to focus on what matters most to you
With over three decades advising millionaires, I’m in a unique position to help you make informed, thoughtful financial choices based on clarity, confidence, and what’s right for you.
The Big Update
After years of conversations as Wealth Inside and Out®, we are officially rebranding the podcast to The Millionaire Insider® Podcast. It’s a name that better reflects the work we do, the clients we serve, and the life we help you create.
In this episode, I share why this change matters, what it means for you as a listener, and five core Millionaire Insider insights that guide every decision, strategy, and conversation moving forward.
This episode is both a reflection and a reset designed to help you move into the next season of your financial life with clarity, confidence, and intention.
Wealth Inside and Out® Podcast: “A Big Update & 5 Millionaire Insider Insights”
In this episode, you will learn:
>> (12:07) What I discovered about money mindsets
>> (12:29) What you must be willing to do
>> (13:15) 3 traits of confident investors
>> (14:45) What do you need before developing your strategies
>> (18:22) The Millionaire Insider formula
>> (19:02) The ultimate goal
1. “Millionaire” Is a Mindset — Not a Number
We chose the name The Millionaire Insider® intentionally.
Not because everyone needs to have a million dollars, but because thinking like a confident, secure person changes how you make decisions.
Here’s the truth: A millionaire mindset is about how you think about money — not how much you have. It’s about believing you deserve security and peace of mind. Stepping into this mindset is an important moment on your journey toward a confident, secure financial future.
2. How You Think About Money Matters More Than Your Bank Balance
There is a big difference between a broke bank account and a broke money mindset. A bank account can change, but a mindset change drives every decision you make.
That clarity creates confidence — even before the numbers change.
3. Clarity Always Comes Before Strategy
Strategy without clarity creates stress, not security. Before you can decide how to invest, save, or spend, you need to know:
- What truly matters to you
- How much those priorities cost
Clarity lets you say yes to what matters without guilt or fear.
4. There Is No One “Right” Path
True wealth is not about accumulation alone.
It’s about:
- Choices
- Flexibility
- Peace of mind
- Alignment with your values
Your plan should serve you — not the other way around.
5. Confidence and a Clear Plan Reduce Costly Mistakes
Most financial regret doesn’t come from lack of intelligence; Often, it comes from:
- Rushed decisions
- Fear-based advice
- acting under pressure
- Avoiding decisions altogether
Confidence changes that. When you understand your options and have a clear plan, you make better decisions & worry less. Fear has no place in a confident retirement plan.
Conclusion – “A Big Update & 5 Millionaire Mindset Insights”
Everything we share is designed to help you understand your options, gain clarity, and achieve your goals.
I look forward to the next chapter of this podcast and look forward to helping you create a financially secure retirement and a life you love.
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This information is for educational purposes only. It is not intended to replace the advice of any advisor or specialist, nor to provide investment, financial, tax, retirement, planning, or healthcare advice.
Always consult with a qualified professional before making any financial decisions or changes.
To your financially secure tomorrow,
Annette
