In this second conversation with Stephen Paul Edwards, Chris and Stephen shift the focus toward financial freedom, investing, and the mindset required to build long term wealth. They break down why most people are never taught how money actually works and why relying on income alone will rarely create true financial security.

Stephen shares practical insights on leveraging time and money, paying yourself first, and building assets that grow over time. The conversation explores why saving alone is not enough, how wealthy people make money work for them, and why understanding investments is one of the most important skills men can develop.

They also discuss the importance of creating a financial statement, understanding your net worth, and learning to think differently about money, time, and opportunity.

About Stephen

Stephen Paul Edwards is a coach, author, and speaker focused on personal development, wealth thinking, and human potential. Through his work he encourages people to challenge limiting beliefs, take responsibility for their financial future, and build lives based on purpose, ownership, and long term thinking.

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What You’ll Learn

• Why saving money alone will not create financial freedom

• The importance of paying yourself first and investing at least 10% of your income

• How wealthy people make money work for them through assets

• Why financial education is rarely taught in schools

• The difference between earning money and building wealth

• Why understanding your financial statement is critical

• How time can be more valuable than money when building wealth

• Why investing in appreciating assets is key to long term success

Financial freedom does not happen overnight. It happens through discipline, knowledge, and consistent action over time. If you want to take control of your financial future and start making your money work for you, this conversation will challenge how you think about wealth.