E87: Toward Financial Independence and a Constitutional Federal Budget

What if history could predict our financial future? In this eye-opening episode of Authentically Elisa, Elisa Boogaerts sits down with economist and financial historian Murray Sabrin to explore repeating economic cycles and what they could mean for the years ahead. Murray shares how patterns from past crises reveal potential warning signs for 2029 and beyond—and offers practical advice for entrepreneurs and families to stay financially resilient. Together, they discuss integrity in business, the power of local economies, and what it truly means to be financially independent in uncertain times. About Murray: Murray Sabrin, PhD, is emeritus professor of finance, Ramapo College of New Jersey. He is an Associated Scholar at the Mises Institute. He is the author of six books on the taxes, the economy and healthcare, including a memoir, including From Immigrant to Public Intellectual: An American Story. Sabrin has been a frequent guest on talk radio, cable programs, and podcasts where his economic analysis provides listeners with actionable ideas to navigate the uncertainties in today's economy. You can find Murry at www.mafiusa.com, www.meetmurraysabrin.com, and murraysabrin.substack.com About the Host: Elisa is a Launch Strategist and Project Manager. She helps established coaches launch their online programs and events with ease so they can focus on scaling their business. She has 15 years of project management experience that she uses to get her clients ready to launch in a structured and organized way. She works with their team by keeping everyone focused and on task to her launch plan. This way the coach can be out speaking, selling and filling their events knowing that everything else is being taken care of. You can find Elisa at https://www.launchpartnerpro.com