2019 is upon us. Jon and I ring in the new year by talking about what we learned from 2018 and how to apply it to the new year. As always, we hope you enjoy!

Jon starts us off by sharing U2’s words of wisdom, “Get out of your own way.” This leads to a vibrant discussion about social media. You see, I deleted my Facebook, Instagram and Twitter accounts yesterday. In many ways,

It’s that time of the year where we get to say we’re Simply Having a Wonderful Christmas Time! Jon and I talk about a thought-provoking blog post from our friend J. Money over at Budgets Are Sexy called 40 Money Lessons Learned After 40 Years on This E...

Jon and I are hurting so good after accepting the Spartan challenge to do 6,000 burpees in December. It’s not too late for you to join us! 2018 is almost over. What are you taking away from this year? What are you hoping to carry into 2019?

Jon’s back from a quick trip to Indianapolis, and we discuss an article about things you should give up if you want to be successful. As always, we hope you enjoy!

  So much for which to be grateful. So little time to talk about it. Jon and I share a few things for which we are grateful on this Thanksgiving Day edition of the Accountability Call Podcast. We hope you have an amazing Thanksgiving,

Jon and I talk about our experiences riding around town on shared bikes and scooters. If you get the chance, do it! You won’t be able to keep a smile off your face! How much is a house cleaner worth to you? We discuss money’s ability to buy us time,

Jon and I kick off the weekend with a little Fleetwood Mac before jumping into the importance of teaching our kids how to get comfortable with being uncomfortable. What are you tolerating in your life? Dirty dishes? Too much stuff?

Jon and I pay homage to everyone’s favorite holiday: Halloween.  We talk about the art of storytelling, and how a good story can create a life-long connection. We share our thoughts on listening, and how it’s a language in and of itself.

Jon and I are back in the saddle with some Beatles and some 1980s television show memories. I pay respect to my dad who passed away five years ago and would have celebrated his 71st birthday this week. It’s the simple moments and the simple times that ...