September 15, 2025 • 29 mins
What can Woody and Buzz teach us about money, mindset, and even marriage?
In this episode of Movie Money Mashup, David and Laura dive into the timeless classic Toy Story (1995) to uncover financial and life lessons hidden in Andy’s toy box. From jealousy and comparison to teamwork and contentment, this family favorite is packed with wisdom that applies to your money, career, and relationships.
In this episode you’ll learn:
- Why comparison (like Woody vs. Buzz) breeds discontent—and how gratitude can fix it
- How teamwork multiplies impact, in both money and marriage
- Why fear can paralyze your progress, and how creativity leads to better results than “throwing money” at problems
- The danger of putting your hope in stuff—and where to root your identity instead
Whether you grew up quoting Buzz Lightyear or are watching Toy Story with your kids for the first time, you’ll walk away with practical ways to apply these lessons in your financial journey today.
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Laura (00:01):
Welcome to the Money and Movie Mashup.
Where your favorite nostalgicfilms meet real life money
lessons.
I'm Laura Sexton here with myfriend, coach David Gibbs, and
we're diving into the.
Iconic movies of the ninetiesand two thousands to unpack what
Hollywood accidentally taught usabout money, mindset, and
meaning.
It's fun.
It's a little nerdy, and we wantyou in on the conversation, so
(00:22):
grab your popcorn and let'sroll.
Hello everyone.
Welcome to another movie, moneyMashup.
I am so pumped today because weare talking about one of my most
favorite movies ever.
Last time we did Twilight.
(00:43):
It was interesting.
Not one of my most favoritemovies ever.
I.
May have been caught, notwatching it completely, but
today we're talking about ToyStory came out in 1995.
What were you doing in 1995?
Well, while I'm waiting forLaura, I'm gonna share just a
quick synopsis if there'sanybody in the world who hasn't
seen this movie, and if youhaven't, go watch it and then
(01:04):
come and see this again once ithits YouTube because.
You just gotta watch it.
Alright.
So when young Andy isn't around,his toys come to life.
Woody a cowboy doll and Andy'sfavorite feels threatened.
When Buzz Lightyear a flashy newspace ranger action figure
arrives, the rivalry leads themon an unexpected adventure where
(01:26):
they must learn to work togetherto find their way back home
before Andy moves to a new home.
It's fantastic.
I love it.
Let's see.
Who do we have watching?
Who do we have watching?
I can see everybody say hi.
Who's watching?
'cause I can see two people arewatching, but I can't see'em.
(01:46):
Oh, there we go.
Mom's watching.
But yeah, this is one of my mostfavorite movies ever.
It is a blast.
Oh, here comes Laura.
And it is.
Tons of fun.
I have so many memories growingup, watching this during summer,
(02:07):
watching this with my cousins,getting outta the pool when I
was a kid.
It is just awesome.
Oh my gosh.
Is that Laura?
I'm trying to see if it'll letme do it this way.
Am I sideways for you?
Yeah, you look sideways.
Yeah, but it's cool.
Oh, that's not gonna work.
I was, I was thinking if we wentsideways.
That it would not make our facesso big.
(02:29):
You know, it's funny.
That's exactly what I was tryingbefore I got on, but I tested it
before.
But I mean, we look okay rightnow.
I tried.
It's fine.
We're good right now.
Yeah.
Here you back up.
This's as far back as I can go.
That's as far back as you cango.
Okay.
I'd have to move the chair.
(02:50):
It's a whole thing anyway.
Nobody cares.
We, I try to think, I try tothink, well, I did the synopsis
for those, I don't know, maybeone person who hasn't already
seen the movie and now you, Imean, I can't imagine anybody
hasn't seen this movie.
I can't imagine it.
Lauren, my five month old hasseen this movie, so I don't.
You haven't seen that's on you.
(03:12):
You know, even though I just sawyou two weeks ago, it feels like
I haven't seen you in a while,and I dunno why that is.
Something about the in personand then the not in person, I
think.
Yeah, could be.
Could be.
And then it was just a differentrhythm last time, so, yeah.
Alright, well, are you ready totalk about this?
I, yes.
I just want, I wanna point outthat I had planned on Thursday
(03:35):
night is movie night in ourhouse now, where Thursday night,
either I watch, well I alwayswatch something with the kids,
but if it's something I can'twatch with the kids, we let them
go to bed and then my husbandand I stay up and watch
something.
Yeah.
Such a tombstone.
Such a tombstone.
Although my kids did watch.
Part of Tombstone and they'relike, are people gonna die in
this?
And I was like, yes.
And they're like, we're gonna goto bed.
And I was like, okay.
They spontaneously decided theywere gonna watch Toy Story this
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week.
They didn't even know this isour plan.
This is a spontaneous watch inour house where the kids are
like, you know what?
We should watch Toy Story.
I haven't seen that in a while.
I'm gonna watch.
This is the, one of thecinematic masterpieces of our
time.
Yeah.
And yes, it happens to beanimated, but like.
The story is perfect.
(04:18):
Yeah, it's perfect and it'sperfect for a ton of money.
Lessons too.
Can I start with the first one?
'cause I'm gonna steal it fromyou'cause I know you probably
have it written.
Okay.
Woody's jealousy of Buzz.
Lightyear is totally keeping upwith the Joneses.
Yeah, that was, that was tooeasy.
That was like the sprinkle ontop of easiness right there.
Well, my, yeah, my first one wasthat comparison breeds
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discontent.
So same sea?
Yeah, same sea, same.
But you know, Woody goesthrough, he was Andy's toy, he
was his best friend, and thenall of a sudden this crazy guy
comes, who's all super cool withhis box.
Do you remember I, I, I wrote itdown, but then I lost my paper.
What exactly does Buzz calltape?
(05:00):
What's his like science.
That's his space Ranger name fortape.
Because I just always thoughtthat was super funny and when I
was, when I was little, I wouldask my parents, can I have that
something bonding strip?
Right.
It was something Bonding strip.
Yes.
The unidirectional bondingstrip.
Yes.
There we go.
Can I have a unidirectionalbonding strip please?
But, you know, and thatcomparison, discontent and all
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that, we all have that, we alldeal with it from time to time.
I know that when you saw me inperson, you were like, man, I
want that shirt that David is,is wearing because it's so cool.
Yeah.
I, I mean, not for me, but forpeople in my life, yes, I do.
They have girl versions, youknow?
Oh, yeah.
Oh yeah.
It's really quick.
(05:43):
We'll check out.
We'll because I want it.
But so give me an example then,in your own life, have you, have
you been jealous of somebody or,or discontent at one point?
Let's get real.
So this whole week, wonder howmuch of this I can say about
getting in trouble.
Well, my husband's not gonna,well, he will listen to the
podcast right now.
That would be vague.
(06:04):
A person I know and I know verywell, has been very discontent
with our current domicile.
Oh.
Things have been piling up.
I've got a big mess behind mewhere I've been trying to move
over from move the kids overfrom one side so close to
another.
I've been trying to go back toregular people clothes, post to
maternity clothes, so there'sbeen clutter.
(06:26):
And so he started comparing ourhome to all of our friend's
house.
Well, at so and so's house, theyhave this at so and so's.
I was like.
I'm not quite content with wherewe're at right now.
And it makes me a little sadthat you're not, because like
nothing's gonna change foranother year, so we're gonna
have to fix it.
So, yes.
(06:46):
The answer to that questionwithout getting too in the weeds
on things that I'm still workingthrough is that.
Comparing the houses, everythingwas fine until we started
comparing to everybody else.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And, and, and it's hard, youknow, and, and it's funny, one
thing that my wife and I that wehave worked through, you know,
who, whoever you were talkingabout, but what we have worked
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through is when we're comparing,you know, like where our parents
were at our age, where somepeople, our friends are at our
age, it's like, oh my, my wifealways.
Has wanted more plants.
That's her big thing.
She wants more garden and that,that seems to be the one thing
she always brings up.
(07:28):
Like, oh, she and my mothershould be friends.
Yeah, she, she always, you know,when we're going by other
people's houses that the onething she points out, oh, I
could use that.
I would really like that.
And so, yeah, and it can be, itcan be challenging because it
gets folks, and I'm sure we bothhave had clients like this to
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purchase things that they can'tactually afford because someone
or something or in somewhere hasit.
Well, I'm hoping that we can usethis discontent as an excuse to
make more because what you werejust saying is, you know, I need
to purchase more because I don'thave, that's a scarcity mindset.
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Whereas I have an abundancemindset where I'm like, oh, we
can always go get more.
Right.
The only thing, you can't getmore of his time, they're not
making more of that.
Right?
Like, God's not making moredirt.
We don't get any more time thanwhat we get.
And so part of that is alsoshifting back to Buzz and Woody,
Woody gets very worried thatthere's not going to be enough
love to go around that he andBuzz won't get the same amount
(08:31):
of attention.
Yeah.
And for a while that's kind oftrue.
It's, it's, but it doesn't staythat way.
I'm, I'm curious, David, did youhave a special toy growing up
that was like your buddy?
Oh, darn.
We should have done that.
'cause I, if I thought about it,I know exactly where mine is and
(08:51):
I could get up and go get it,but I'm not going to, I know I
can get up and go get mine too.
I know exactly where mine is.
Okay.
Well mine is a bear.
Okay.
And his name is Bear.
Whoa.
And I actually have pictures ofme as a newborn with bear and he
now is hanging out with my6-year-old in his bed and he's
still with me.
I have, his butt has been sewnup a couple times and he is
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still rocking it.
Yeah, I have a lamb that doesn'thave any back feet, which is the
story for another day.
And it has a rattle in time andit is completely thread bear,
completely thread bear.
So my children are not allowedto play with it.
Because one of them will dosomething and it will rip apart
and I'll never be able to put itback together'cause it has been
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sewn up as many times as wepossibly can.
It is the only thing that hasgotten me through all of my
struggles and sometimes put himbeyond and I didn't play with
him.
I play with other things, but italways came back to him.
He was always, so let's say hewas always my woody.
Yeah.
So everyone who's watching, makesure you go and follow Laura and
I on our social media and willyou commit?
(09:54):
I'll go and put a picture.
The bear.
Oh yeah.
Oh, I'll tell.
I I love him.
Yeah.
He just put away where thechildren can't touch him.
My husband's happy that he's noton our bed.
I know, I actually, I I haveanother one on, on our bed.
I'll, but yeah, but you put apicture of yours.
I'll put a picture of mine soeverybody who's watching take a
look.
We'll put a picture up for you.
(10:15):
Alright, so I wanna getpractical'cause I do think this
is, even though it, it's easy,it is hard.
So how do you maintaincontentment?
And I'll answer too.
Probably a lot of prayer and alot of gratitude.
I do a lot of gratitude.
So one of the things with mychildren is every time, every
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time they go to pray, they haveto say thank you before they can
ask for anything.
Yeah.
And they wanna ask for anotherthing.
They have to say thank you forsomething else first.
So that's kind of it.
It's not so much a, this is howyou're supposed to pray, but
it's more of I'm trying to breedcontentment inside of them.
Yeah, I do the same thing.
And in trying to get them topray that way, that is helping
me.
So I try anytime I'm feelingdiscontent, to find things to be
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grateful for first.
Like I'm really upset about myto-do list not getting done, but
I'm like, here are the otherthings I did that weren't on my
to-do list.
Right.
And those are ways for me to,and I think for anybody, if you
can sit, you can't be, you can'tbe grateful and anxious at the
same time.
And if you're sitting here andyou're sitting in your gratitude
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and you're truly sitting in thegratitude, it's impossible for
you to be like, but I don'thave.
It doesn't matter.
'cause I'm grateful for what Ido have.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And, and depending on thesituation, you know, I'll be
grateful for something recent,but sometimes I literally do,
like, I look over like, like Iwanna hang out with the ghost of
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Christmas past and let's gocheck out and look at all the.
Times that my butt has beensaved from dumb things that I've
done.
And like, thank you God for thatbecause my life could be very
different in some of thosesituations than it is right now.
And I'm so thankful.
A hundred percent.
Yeah.
Alright, so what's next?
Teamwork.
We'll multiply your impact.
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Oh, I love it.
Okay, so bunny, bunny and woodbuddy.
And woodsy.
What and buzz, I don't evenknow.
I don't even know what bunny andwoodsy, I'm gonna remember this
and hold this against youforever.
When they work together, stuffhappens.
When, when they're strapped tothe rocket at the end of the
movie, yeah.
(12:26):
They're in a situation where oneof them could have walked away
and been fine.
Yeah.
Right.
Woody could have just been like,see you later, pal.
But he didn't.
And so all of the toys bandedtogether to work together.
But then buddy, I, I'm gonna doit again.
Woody and Buzz had to worktogether again, but now happier
right?
To make it onto the truck.
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And thankfully our team came tosave the day a little bit.
That means to me how I'm goingto apply this lesson to
everybody else listening.
If you have a partner, you haveto work together.
Otherwise, the two of you areworking next to each other,
you're doing double the work forless traction.
Yeah.
And then work together.
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As we saw in the movie when theyweren't working together,
they're falling out of trucks,they're getting lost in pizza
planet.
All these terrible things arehappening to them.
Well, when you're working, whenyou're working against each
other, and they were, becausethey had different end goals,
which I didn't write this down,but y'all, if you're married,
you need, you need a, a commonend goal, right?
We need a common vision of whatour life's gonna look like and
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is there room for more than oneperson's dream in a partnership?
Absolutely.
But Bud wanted to go to outerspace and Woody's like, Hey bud,
we live here in the real world.
We don't go to space.
You're not actually a spaceranger.
I wish, wish that you were, butyou're not.
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So you have to stay here.
But because the two of them haddiffering goals, they weren't
able to make the progress theyneeded.
If they needed to just go backto Andy, they fell out of the
window.
They could have just gone to thefront door.
Yep.
But we weren't thinking that.
Or did Woody, did Woody try tokill Buzz?
I think he did.
I think he wanted him to fallinto the crack and get lost
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behind the desk.
I think he wanted him to beforgotten.
Not not die.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's true.
And actually, that comes to mymom's favorite part of the movie
that I'm gonna torture her withright now since she's watching,
is when Woody says, okay, Mr.
Light Beer.
You do it.
She was so mad that there was amention of light beer in a
(14:34):
Disney movie when I was a littlekid.
She, she almost didn't want meto watch it because Woody says
that line.
Well, don't, don't have herwatch Turning Red.
Okay.
Does your mom go by Judy orJudith?
Ah, Judy with an I, not a Y.
My mom is Bobby with an E, not aY.
So look at you.
Look our moms and their fancyspellings.
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I love it.
Yeah, I'm amazing.
She hasn't written something yetbecause I knew I had to.
Oh, I saw, I saw her pop up atone point, but I, I didn't see
anything.
If she said anything recentlyabout the light beer.
So Wizzy and Bud they had no, soI have another one.
I have another one.
Okay.
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Don't let fear rule you Oh,because it can make you freeze
and then not make a decision.
And so when Woody and Buzz arein Sid's house, the Room of Doom
they get stuck there for aminute of course, because Buzz
is having his identity crisis,right?
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And he is not, he is not surewhat to do.
But you know.
What I was thinking was, yourmom was okay with the cross
dressing.
He was dressed up like a, like alady at one point, it was the
beer that got her upset.
Okay, hey, hey, don't remind herof these things, Laura.
Whatcha doing.
But, but when, when I was seeingthat part and I was thinking,
(16:00):
you know, kind of an add-on tothat teamwork piece is that.
There's scary stuff out there.
We have, I mean, there is anequivalent to us in our daily
lives, and of course everybodyhas their own different fears
that I think can be battled witha gratitude and, and a good
mindset and abundance mindset.
But we all have our dolls withtheir heads on mechanical things
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coming towards us.
And so I'll tell you one fear ofmine that, that I brought into
my marriage is that I.
Was just scared of being poor atall.
I was scared of, of goingbackwards at all.
I was scared and so I did crazythings.
Oh, my mom says I forgot Laura.
(16:44):
But, but I did crazy things inmy first year of marriage,
trying to budget for the firsttime of my wife where we would
make a budget and then I wouldtreat it as if it's a sculpture.
And like one minute later Kellywould be like, oh, I forgot to
add this to the budget.
And I would say, Nope, thebudget's done.
It's over.
I totally did that.
I did that because I was soafraid of things going wrong, of
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us being poor, of things goingright.
And so we all have our thing,you know?
What would you say is a big fearfor you?
We're getting deep here.
I am.
I'm always worried that we'regonna run out of money.
Yeah.
That, that is, it just kind ofis where I'm at.
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It is not, that is not arational fear.
Another irrational fear I haveis birds, but that's not what
we're talking about today.
Oh, birds.
Okay.
Thank you.
Thank you for sharing that.
You freaked me out.
But one thing I have learned inmy'cause I grew, I grew up in
scarcity.
That is my natural Ben istowards scarcity.
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So I have to actively worktowards abundance.
Yeah, me too.
Another thing that I havelearned about myself though is
if I don't have the money, Ihave to get creative.
And that brings me back to themovie.
These toys, they do a lot.
They go a lot of places.
They do a lot of things and theydon't spend any money'cause they
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don't have any, they getcreative, they make stuff
happen.
And sometimes I think that weneed a little bit more of that
type of ingenuity in our lives.
And so I wanted to call thatout.
Mm-hmm.
Because I wanna not talk aboutbirds anymore.
That No, but that tweet, tweet.
I actually side note reallyquick for just for fun.
(18:30):
We bought my in-laws, a birdfeeder that has a video camera
on it, and they've been sendingus camera footage of birds
eating.
I'll send one to you.
They're fine if they're on theother side of the camera.
They can't hurt me.
But yeah, that is.
That is amazing.
And, and when, oh, we got alittle baby.
We're, yeah, we're gonna move.
Sorry guys.
(18:50):
Sorry.
Okay, no worries.
Thought we were good, but yeah,absolutely.
And some of the best things.
Have come out in life, and I'mjust, first of all, I'm thinking
movie wise some of the bestthings I've ever made is because
they didn't have all the moneyin the world or all the
technology in the world.
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And, and it's kind ofinteresting when folks have to
get creative, and I'm justthinking art, but I think this
is true in real life, that itcomes out better somehow.
You know, I still think theoriginal T-Rex from Jurassic
Park looked better.
Some of the newer ones becauseback then they had to do it part
practical and part cgi, theycouldn't rely on, oh, we just
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have a ton of money and stuff.
They had to figure it out.
And that's true in our own livestoo.
Or Jaws.
There was a mechanical sharknamed Bruce.
Yep.
Which is why the shark is namedBruce and finding Nemo in case
anybody didn't know.
And oh, you have to save thatfor when we do Nemo.
We'll get there.
And.
(19:54):
The, the shark didn't work.
Yeah.
The practical shark didn't work.
So they said, okay, I know whatwe'll do.
We'll just use the fin.
Well not seeing the shark in thewater, but just seeing the fin
was terrifying.
Yeah.
That was more scary than if youwould ever seen the shark.
That's why a lot of paranormalmovies work so well, which I'm
not doing this.
Yeah.
Hard pass.
So for me, I'm looking at thesethings and I'm going.
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Yeah.
Sometimes being creative getsyou a better result Yeah.
Than if you just throw money atthings.
Yeah.
And so we'll get practical in,in money wise when.
You know, some of the best timesthat I see, you know, my clients
really getting stuff done and Imyself is when, okay, we wanna
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save up for this, we wanna dothat.
Okay, what are we gonna do toget there?
Because it it'cause so manyfolks they jump to, we just have
to, you know.
Cut everything and be depressedand stare at the wall.
You could be part of that.
You know?
Or we gotta kill ourselves andmake a bunch of money.
Yeah.
That's part of it.
But also we can do both andRight.
(21:00):
You know, we, I, I am alwaystaught to do everything you can
to get moving.
You know, let's see, what can wedo on the side?
What can we throw an hour or twoon the weekend plus cut some,
plus make more.
Right.
And, but the thing, what's coolabout all that is.
Is when you do that, guess whatyou have to have?
You have to have teamworkbecause you have to have
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boundaries and schedules figuredout with your partner.
Absolutely.
And by the end of, I mean, mywife and I took us three and a
half years to get out of debtand to actually accomplish the
mission and keep it that way, wehad to get better together.
Yep.
And so the time I talk aboutdisplay, it slaying the dragon.
You have to slay the dragon.
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And in order to do that, youhave to work together.
'cause if you're working againsteach other, then you're fighting
each other.
And the dragon, the dragon'sgonna win.
That's just the nature of thebeast.
So if you can fight togetherinstead of fight each other,
that's when you're gonna win.
Yeah.
And it's, it's refining.
It's refining fire, you know,it's making sculptures out of
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us.
I love it.
Remind me how long you've beenmarried.
This is our 10 year, we'llcelebrate 10 years in October.
Okay, awesome.
We're gonna, we're gonna behitting 11 years this next
month.
So we've seen a couple thingsfolks now, now my mom, she's
like 30 something around withher and my dad.
Woo.
Yeah, they're crazy.
(22:25):
So that's amazing.
Congratulations, Judy.
That doesn't they, as I write itout in the comment, mom, because
theirs was in June.
I had one more.
Did you have any more?
It's over there.
Over, over there.
All my notes are over there.
So now we're good.
Well, we're doing great on time.
I have one more.
I'm sure it'll make you think ofsomething.
Don't put your hope in stuff.
(22:48):
Hey, that's a good one.
And Buzz, you know, this is kindof, you put his hope and his
identity and it blew up.
Yeah.
And, and so.
And that could be, and thiscould be hit on many things,
money, career, you know,anything that we're putting our,
(23:08):
too much of our identity and,and our hope in, don't do it
because things can shift.
Things can change.
Oh, it's 42, 40, 60 years.
Yeah.
That's amazing.
Are you?
Wow.
I didn't realize it was thathigh, but well, how old are you?
You're 37 Maybe.
Yeah.
So other than that, yeah.
(23:30):
And my sister's a few yearsolder than me, so there you go.
There you go.
Makes sense.
But but yeah, not putting ourhope and stuff.
And that goes with what we'retalking about with our mindset,
with our scarcity, with ourabundance.
Anything that we, you know, allwe can do is make the next best
decision and build that positivemomentum.
(23:51):
And then.
Have our partner where Woodycomes in and tells him, Hey,
you're not a space ranger.
I'm trying to do, but you are acool toy.
You are Andy's toy.
I always love how we emphasizedtoy when you, it was funny when
you were saying that.
The thing that I thought of was,we can't put our hope in stuff,
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but you know what Woody wasalways hopeful of and always had
his.
Always has his mind on, and thisis very interesting, and you can
say, I'm, I'm pushing a littlebit here.
But Andy was Woody's higherpower, okay.
Andy was the thing that Woodyalways had hope in.
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Always knew that no matter whatwas his person, was his thing.
And to not extra.
I was, I was told at a veryyoung age to not extrapolate,
look for God in every movie thatI watched, which is probably a
good thing.
But if you want to, you can lookat it that way.
Where if we put our hope in theright thing, what he puts his
hope in, Andy, if we put ourhope in God, we can get to the
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end result that we are, that weare meant to get to.
What Woody wanted in thebeginning was to be the only
toy.
And that wasn't what was bestfor him.
Yeah.
Sometimes what we, what we wantand what we look for is not
what's best for us but puttingour hope in someone who actually
has the ability to give us whatwe need, not just what we want.
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I think, I think that'ssomething to look forward to.
So if you're looking for, Iguess today we're doing money
messages and faith messages andI'm sorry, this baby is kicking
my arm.
She does not want me payingattention to anybody except for
her.
It's fine.
She's cute.
It's great.
But we're doing money lessonsand faith lessons today
apparently.
So it, it, you know, it'samazing how things intertwine.
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Can we get a, a shot of the weebabe at all?
Hello.
There we go.
We just got like 10 morefollowers just because I know
just that yelled asked, saysias.
Alright, so any last thoughts?
I think I'm gonna reiterate whatI said in the beginning.
This is the perfect movie.
It's the perfect movie.
It is a family friendly movie.
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Everybody should watch it.
If you haven't watched itrecently, go watch it again.
If you've never watched it thefirst time, we need to talk
'cause your choice of movies isobviously lacking.
We've done some of the bestmovies ever and we have a lot
more to go.
Oh, we've got all of them moreto go.
I'm very excited.
But we need people we wouldlike, we don't need, if you guys
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don't wanna give us suggestions,you don't have to.
We got this.
We have a never endingcompendium.
Absolutely.
But if you wanna give us a moviethat you think we could find a
money lesson from, or you thinkwe can't find a money lesson
from, we wanna talk about, tellus what your favorite movie is,
tell us what you wanna find someinformation about.
And that is what we are going tofocus on next time.
(26:44):
Beautiful.
I'm so excited.
I've got so many ideas by theway, it's never ending.
All right, everybody commentbelow and then if you want to
see older episodes, if this isyour first time catching us, I'm
so happy that you're here.
But you can check my YouTubechannel coach David Gibbs.
And then what's, you know what'sfunny?
I can never remember the name ofyour podcast.
(27:05):
I don't know why I don'tremember it.
It's not hard.
It's money and Career Mastery.
Money and Career Master.
Look how lovely that moneymaster your money and your
career.
So go ahead and take a look atthat on where podcasts are, and
you'll hear Laura, and then youcan see some of, you can hear
some of our past episodes onthere as well.
All right.
All right, everybody.
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And then be on the lookout.
I think I'm gonna go get apicture of my little toys right
now and I'll put Oh, I'm gonnaher too.
Yes, absolutely.
And and how do they, what's yourInstagram handle for folks to
see that Instagram at Accelerateyour legacy?
Boom.
And mine is Coach David 87.
So take a look at that.
We will see you next time andhave a wonderful day.
Alright.
Oh, she's saying.
Bye.
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Bye everybody.
Bye.
Welcome to the Money and Movie Mashup.
Where your favorite nostalgicfilms meet real life money
lessons.
I'm Laura Sexton here with myfriend, coach David Gibbs, and
we're diving into the.
Iconic movies of the ninetiesand two thousands to unpack what
Hollywood accidentally taught usabout money, mindset, and
meaning.
It's fun.
It's a little nerdy, and we wantyou in on the conversation, so
(00:22):
grab your popcorn and let'sroll.
Hello everyone.
Welcome to another movie, moneyMashup.
I am so pumped today because weare talking about one of my most
favorite movies ever.
Last time we did Twilight.
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It was interesting.
Not one of my most favoritemovies ever.
I.
May have been caught, notwatching it completely, but
today we're talking about ToyStory came out in 1995.
What were you doing in 1995?
Well, while I'm waiting forLaura, I'm gonna share just a
quick synopsis if there'sanybody in the world who hasn't
seen this movie, and if youhaven't, go watch it and then
(01:04):
come and see this again once ithits YouTube because.
You just gotta watch it.
Alright.
So when young Andy isn't around,his toys come to life.
Woody a cowboy doll and Andy'sfavorite feels threatened.
When Buzz Lightyear a flashy newspace ranger action figure
arrives, the rivalry leads themon an unexpected adventure where
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they must learn to work togetherto find their way back home
before Andy moves to a new home.
It's fantastic.
I love it.
Let's see.
Who do we have watching?
Who do we have watching?
I can see everybody say hi.
Who's watching?
'cause I can see two people arewatching, but I can't see'em.
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Oh, there we go.
Mom's watching.
But yeah, this is one of my mostfavorite movies ever.
It is a blast.
Oh, here comes Laura.
And it is.
Tons of fun.
I have so many memories growingup, watching this during summer,
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watching this with my cousins,getting outta the pool when I
was a kid.
It is just awesome.
Oh my gosh.
Is that Laura?
I'm trying to see if it'll letme do it this way.
Am I sideways for you?
Yeah, you look sideways.
Yeah, but it's cool.
Oh, that's not gonna work.
I was, I was thinking if we wentsideways.
That it would not make our facesso big.
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You know, it's funny.
That's exactly what I was tryingbefore I got on, but I tested it
before.
But I mean, we look okay rightnow.
I tried.
It's fine.
We're good right now.
Yeah.
Here you back up.
This's as far back as I can go.
That's as far back as you cango.
Okay.
I'd have to move the chair.
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It's a whole thing anyway.
Nobody cares.
We, I try to think, I try tothink, well, I did the synopsis
for those, I don't know, maybeone person who hasn't already
seen the movie and now you, Imean, I can't imagine anybody
hasn't seen this movie.
I can't imagine it.
Lauren, my five month old hasseen this movie, so I don't.
You haven't seen that's on you.
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You know, even though I just sawyou two weeks ago, it feels like
I haven't seen you in a while,and I dunno why that is.
Something about the in personand then the not in person, I
think.
Yeah, could be.
Could be.
And then it was just a differentrhythm last time, so, yeah.
Alright, well, are you ready totalk about this?
I, yes.
I just want, I wanna point outthat I had planned on Thursday
(03:35):
night is movie night in ourhouse now, where Thursday night,
either I watch, well I alwayswatch something with the kids,
but if it's something I can'twatch with the kids, we let them
go to bed and then my husbandand I stay up and watch
something.
Yeah.
Such a tombstone.
Such a tombstone.
Although my kids did watch.
Part of Tombstone and they'relike, are people gonna die in
this?
And I was like, yes.
And they're like, we're gonna goto bed.
And I was like, okay.
They spontaneously decided theywere gonna watch Toy Story this
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week.
They didn't even know this isour plan.
This is a spontaneous watch inour house where the kids are
like, you know what?
We should watch Toy Story.
I haven't seen that in a while.
I'm gonna watch.
This is the, one of thecinematic masterpieces of our
time.
Yeah.
And yes, it happens to beanimated, but like.
The story is perfect.
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Yeah, it's perfect and it'sperfect for a ton of money.
Lessons too.
Can I start with the first one?
'cause I'm gonna steal it fromyou'cause I know you probably
have it written.
Okay.
Woody's jealousy of Buzz.
Lightyear is totally keeping upwith the Joneses.
Yeah, that was, that was tooeasy.
That was like the sprinkle ontop of easiness right there.
Well, my, yeah, my first one wasthat comparison breeds
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discontent.
So same sea?
Yeah, same sea, same.
But you know, Woody goesthrough, he was Andy's toy, he
was his best friend, and thenall of a sudden this crazy guy
comes, who's all super cool withhis box.
Do you remember I, I, I wrote itdown, but then I lost my paper.
What exactly does Buzz calltape?
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What's his like science.
That's his space Ranger name fortape.
Because I just always thoughtthat was super funny and when I
was, when I was little, I wouldask my parents, can I have that
something bonding strip?
Right.
It was something Bonding strip.
Yes.
The unidirectional bondingstrip.
Yes.
There we go.
Can I have a unidirectionalbonding strip please?
But, you know, and thatcomparison, discontent and all
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that, we all have that, we alldeal with it from time to time.
I know that when you saw me inperson, you were like, man, I
want that shirt that David is,is wearing because it's so cool.
Yeah.
I, I mean, not for me, but forpeople in my life, yes, I do.
They have girl versions, youknow?
Oh, yeah.
Oh yeah.
It's really quick.
(05:43):
We'll check out.
We'll because I want it.
But so give me an example then,in your own life, have you, have
you been jealous of somebody or,or discontent at one point?
Let's get real.
So this whole week, wonder howmuch of this I can say about
getting in trouble.
Well, my husband's not gonna,well, he will listen to the
podcast right now.
That would be vague.
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A person I know and I know verywell, has been very discontent
with our current domicile.
Oh.
Things have been piling up.
I've got a big mess behind mewhere I've been trying to move
over from move the kids overfrom one side so close to
another.
I've been trying to go back toregular people clothes, post to
maternity clothes, so there'sbeen clutter.
(06:26):
And so he started comparing ourhome to all of our friend's
house.
Well, at so and so's house, theyhave this at so and so's.
I was like.
I'm not quite content with wherewe're at right now.
And it makes me a little sadthat you're not, because like
nothing's gonna change foranother year, so we're gonna
have to fix it.
So, yes.
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The answer to that questionwithout getting too in the weeds
on things that I'm still workingthrough is that.
Comparing the houses, everythingwas fine until we started
comparing to everybody else.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And, and, and it's hard, youknow, and, and it's funny, one
thing that my wife and I that wehave worked through, you know,
who, whoever you were talkingabout, but what we have worked
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through is when we're comparing,you know, like where our parents
were at our age, where somepeople, our friends are at our
age, it's like, oh my, my wifealways.
Has wanted more plants.
That's her big thing.
She wants more garden and that,that seems to be the one thing
she always brings up.
(07:28):
Like, oh, she and my mothershould be friends.
Yeah, she, she always, you know,when we're going by other
people's houses that the onething she points out, oh, I
could use that.
I would really like that.
And so, yeah, and it can be, itcan be challenging because it
gets folks, and I'm sure we bothhave had clients like this to
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purchase things that they can'tactually afford because someone
or something or in somewhere hasit.
Well, I'm hoping that we can usethis discontent as an excuse to
make more because what you werejust saying is, you know, I need
to purchase more because I don'thave, that's a scarcity mindset.
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Whereas I have an abundancemindset where I'm like, oh, we
can always go get more.
Right.
The only thing, you can't getmore of his time, they're not
making more of that.
Right?
Like, God's not making moredirt.
We don't get any more time thanwhat we get.
And so part of that is alsoshifting back to Buzz and Woody,
Woody gets very worried thatthere's not going to be enough
love to go around that he andBuzz won't get the same amount
(08:31):
of attention.
Yeah.
And for a while that's kind oftrue.
It's, it's, but it doesn't staythat way.
I'm, I'm curious, David, did youhave a special toy growing up
that was like your buddy?
Oh, darn.
We should have done that.
'cause I, if I thought about it,I know exactly where mine is and
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I could get up and go get it,but I'm not going to, I know I
can get up and go get mine too.
I know exactly where mine is.
Okay.
Well mine is a bear.
Okay.
And his name is Bear.
Whoa.
And I actually have pictures ofme as a newborn with bear and he
now is hanging out with my6-year-old in his bed and he's
still with me.
I have, his butt has been sewnup a couple times and he is
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still rocking it.
Yeah, I have a lamb that doesn'thave any back feet, which is the
story for another day.
And it has a rattle in time andit is completely thread bear,
completely thread bear.
So my children are not allowedto play with it.
Because one of them will dosomething and it will rip apart
and I'll never be able to put itback together'cause it has been
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sewn up as many times as wepossibly can.
It is the only thing that hasgotten me through all of my
struggles and sometimes put himbeyond and I didn't play with
him.
I play with other things, but italways came back to him.
He was always, so let's say hewas always my woody.
Yeah.
So everyone who's watching, makesure you go and follow Laura and
I on our social media and willyou commit?
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I'll go and put a picture.
The bear.
Oh yeah.
Oh, I'll tell.
I I love him.
Yeah.
He just put away where thechildren can't touch him.
My husband's happy that he's noton our bed.
I know, I actually, I I haveanother one on, on our bed.
I'll, but yeah, but you put apicture of yours.
I'll put a picture of mine soeverybody who's watching take a
look.
We'll put a picture up for you.
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Alright, so I wanna getpractical'cause I do think this
is, even though it, it's easy,it is hard.
So how do you maintaincontentment?
And I'll answer too.
Probably a lot of prayer and alot of gratitude.
I do a lot of gratitude.
So one of the things with mychildren is every time, every
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time they go to pray, they haveto say thank you before they can
ask for anything.
Yeah.
And they wanna ask for anotherthing.
They have to say thank you forsomething else first.
So that's kind of it.
It's not so much a, this is howyou're supposed to pray, but
it's more of I'm trying to breedcontentment inside of them.
Yeah, I do the same thing.
And in trying to get them topray that way, that is helping
me.
So I try anytime I'm feelingdiscontent, to find things to be
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grateful for first.
Like I'm really upset about myto-do list not getting done, but
I'm like, here are the otherthings I did that weren't on my
to-do list.
Right.
And those are ways for me to,and I think for anybody, if you
can sit, you can't be, you can'tbe grateful and anxious at the
same time.
And if you're sitting here andyou're sitting in your gratitude
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and you're truly sitting in thegratitude, it's impossible for
you to be like, but I don'thave.
It doesn't matter.
'cause I'm grateful for what Ido have.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And, and depending on thesituation, you know, I'll be
grateful for something recent,but sometimes I literally do,
like, I look over like, like Iwanna hang out with the ghost of
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Christmas past and let's gocheck out and look at all the.
Times that my butt has beensaved from dumb things that I've
done.
And like, thank you God for thatbecause my life could be very
different in some of thosesituations than it is right now.
And I'm so thankful.
A hundred percent.
Yeah.
Alright, so what's next?
Teamwork.
We'll multiply your impact.
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Oh, I love it.
Okay, so bunny, bunny and woodbuddy.
And woodsy.
What and buzz, I don't evenknow.
I don't even know what bunny andwoodsy, I'm gonna remember this
and hold this against youforever.
When they work together, stuffhappens.
When, when they're strapped tothe rocket at the end of the
movie, yeah.
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They're in a situation where oneof them could have walked away
and been fine.
Yeah.
Right.
Woody could have just been like,see you later, pal.
But he didn't.
And so all of the toys bandedtogether to work together.
But then buddy, I, I'm gonna doit again.
Woody and Buzz had to worktogether again, but now happier
right?
To make it onto the truck.
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And thankfully our team came tosave the day a little bit.
That means to me how I'm goingto apply this lesson to
everybody else listening.
If you have a partner, you haveto work together.
Otherwise, the two of you areworking next to each other,
you're doing double the work forless traction.
Yeah.
And then work together.
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As we saw in the movie when theyweren't working together,
they're falling out of trucks,they're getting lost in pizza
planet.
All these terrible things arehappening to them.
Well, when you're working, whenyou're working against each
other, and they were, becausethey had different end goals,
which I didn't write this down,but y'all, if you're married,
you need, you need a, a commonend goal, right?
We need a common vision of whatour life's gonna look like and
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is there room for more than oneperson's dream in a partnership?
Absolutely.
But Bud wanted to go to outerspace and Woody's like, Hey bud,
we live here in the real world.
We don't go to space.
You're not actually a spaceranger.
I wish, wish that you were, butyou're not.
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So you have to stay here.
But because the two of them haddiffering goals, they weren't
able to make the progress theyneeded.
If they needed to just go backto Andy, they fell out of the
window.
They could have just gone to thefront door.
Yep.
But we weren't thinking that.
Or did Woody, did Woody try tokill Buzz?
I think he did.
I think he wanted him to fallinto the crack and get lost
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behind the desk.
I think he wanted him to beforgotten.
Not not die.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's true.
And actually, that comes to mymom's favorite part of the movie
that I'm gonna torture her withright now since she's watching,
is when Woody says, okay, Mr.
Light Beer.
You do it.
She was so mad that there was amention of light beer in a
(14:34):
Disney movie when I was a littlekid.
She, she almost didn't want meto watch it because Woody says
that line.
Well, don't, don't have herwatch Turning Red.
Okay.
Does your mom go by Judy orJudith?
Ah, Judy with an I, not a Y.
My mom is Bobby with an E, not aY.
So look at you.
Look our moms and their fancyspellings.
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I love it.
Yeah, I'm amazing.
She hasn't written something yetbecause I knew I had to.
Oh, I saw, I saw her pop up atone point, but I, I didn't see
anything.
If she said anything recentlyabout the light beer.
So Wizzy and Bud they had no, soI have another one.
I have another one.
Okay.
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Don't let fear rule you Oh,because it can make you freeze
and then not make a decision.
And so when Woody and Buzz arein Sid's house, the Room of Doom
they get stuck there for aminute of course, because Buzz
is having his identity crisis,right?
(15:39):
And he is not, he is not surewhat to do.
But you know.
What I was thinking was, yourmom was okay with the cross
dressing.
He was dressed up like a, like alady at one point, it was the
beer that got her upset.
Okay, hey, hey, don't remind herof these things, Laura.
Whatcha doing.
But, but when, when I was seeingthat part and I was thinking,
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you know, kind of an add-on tothat teamwork piece is that.
There's scary stuff out there.
We have, I mean, there is anequivalent to us in our daily
lives, and of course everybodyhas their own different fears
that I think can be battled witha gratitude and, and a good
mindset and abundance mindset.
But we all have our dolls withtheir heads on mechanical things
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coming towards us.
And so I'll tell you one fear ofmine that, that I brought into
my marriage is that I.
Was just scared of being poor atall.
I was scared of, of goingbackwards at all.
I was scared and so I did crazythings.
Oh, my mom says I forgot Laura.
(16:44):
But, but I did crazy things inmy first year of marriage,
trying to budget for the firsttime of my wife where we would
make a budget and then I wouldtreat it as if it's a sculpture.
And like one minute later Kellywould be like, oh, I forgot to
add this to the budget.
And I would say, Nope, thebudget's done.
It's over.
I totally did that.
I did that because I was soafraid of things going wrong, of
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us being poor, of things goingright.
And so we all have our thing,you know?
What would you say is a big fearfor you?
We're getting deep here.
I am.
I'm always worried that we'regonna run out of money.
Yeah.
That, that is, it just kind ofis where I'm at.
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It is not, that is not arational fear.
Another irrational fear I haveis birds, but that's not what
we're talking about today.
Oh, birds.
Okay.
Thank you.
Thank you for sharing that.
You freaked me out.
But one thing I have learned inmy'cause I grew, I grew up in
scarcity.
That is my natural Ben istowards scarcity.
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So I have to actively worktowards abundance.
Yeah, me too.
Another thing that I havelearned about myself though is
if I don't have the money, Ihave to get creative.
And that brings me back to themovie.
These toys, they do a lot.
They go a lot of places.
They do a lot of things and theydon't spend any money'cause they
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don't have any, they getcreative, they make stuff
happen.
And sometimes I think that weneed a little bit more of that
type of ingenuity in our lives.
And so I wanted to call thatout.
Mm-hmm.
Because I wanna not talk aboutbirds anymore.
That No, but that tweet, tweet.
I actually side note reallyquick for just for fun.
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We bought my in-laws, a birdfeeder that has a video camera
on it, and they've been sendingus camera footage of birds
eating.
I'll send one to you.
They're fine if they're on theother side of the camera.
They can't hurt me.
But yeah, that is.
That is amazing.
And, and when, oh, we got alittle baby.
We're, yeah, we're gonna move.
Sorry guys.
(18:50):
Sorry.
Okay, no worries.
Thought we were good, but yeah,absolutely.
And some of the best things.
Have come out in life, and I'mjust, first of all, I'm thinking
movie wise some of the bestthings I've ever made is because
they didn't have all the moneyin the world or all the
technology in the world.
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And, and it's kind ofinteresting when folks have to
get creative, and I'm justthinking art, but I think this
is true in real life, that itcomes out better somehow.
You know, I still think theoriginal T-Rex from Jurassic
Park looked better.
Some of the newer ones becauseback then they had to do it part
practical and part cgi, theycouldn't rely on, oh, we just
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have a ton of money and stuff.
They had to figure it out.
And that's true in our own livestoo.
Or Jaws.
There was a mechanical sharknamed Bruce.
Yep.
Which is why the shark is namedBruce and finding Nemo in case
anybody didn't know.
And oh, you have to save thatfor when we do Nemo.
We'll get there.
And.
(19:54):
The, the shark didn't work.
Yeah.
The practical shark didn't work.
So they said, okay, I know whatwe'll do.
We'll just use the fin.
Well not seeing the shark in thewater, but just seeing the fin
was terrifying.
Yeah.
That was more scary than if youwould ever seen the shark.
That's why a lot of paranormalmovies work so well, which I'm
not doing this.
Yeah.
Hard pass.
So for me, I'm looking at thesethings and I'm going.
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Yeah.
Sometimes being creative getsyou a better result Yeah.
Than if you just throw money atthings.
Yeah.
And so we'll get practical in,in money wise when.
You know, some of the best timesthat I see, you know, my clients
really getting stuff done and Imyself is when, okay, we wanna
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save up for this, we wanna dothat.
Okay, what are we gonna do toget there?
Because it it'cause so manyfolks they jump to, we just have
to, you know.
Cut everything and be depressedand stare at the wall.
You could be part of that.
You know?
Or we gotta kill ourselves andmake a bunch of money.
Yeah.
That's part of it.
But also we can do both andRight.
(21:00):
You know, we, I, I am alwaystaught to do everything you can
to get moving.
You know, let's see, what can wedo on the side?
What can we throw an hour or twoon the weekend plus cut some,
plus make more.
Right.
And, but the thing, what's coolabout all that is.
Is when you do that, guess whatyou have to have?
You have to have teamworkbecause you have to have
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boundaries and schedules figuredout with your partner.
Absolutely.
And by the end of, I mean, mywife and I took us three and a
half years to get out of debtand to actually accomplish the
mission and keep it that way, wehad to get better together.
Yep.
And so the time I talk aboutdisplay, it slaying the dragon.
You have to slay the dragon.
(21:41):
And in order to do that, youhave to work together.
'cause if you're working againsteach other, then you're fighting
each other.
And the dragon, the dragon'sgonna win.
That's just the nature of thebeast.
So if you can fight togetherinstead of fight each other,
that's when you're gonna win.
Yeah.
And it's, it's refining.
It's refining fire, you know,it's making sculptures out of
(22:04):
us.
I love it.
Remind me how long you've beenmarried.
This is our 10 year, we'llcelebrate 10 years in October.
Okay, awesome.
We're gonna, we're gonna behitting 11 years this next
month.
So we've seen a couple thingsfolks now, now my mom, she's
like 30 something around withher and my dad.
Woo.
Yeah, they're crazy.
(22:25):
So that's amazing.
Congratulations, Judy.
That doesn't they, as I write itout in the comment, mom, because
theirs was in June.
I had one more.
Did you have any more?
It's over there.
Over, over there.
All my notes are over there.
So now we're good.
Well, we're doing great on time.
I have one more.
I'm sure it'll make you think ofsomething.
Don't put your hope in stuff.
(22:48):
Hey, that's a good one.
And Buzz, you know, this is kindof, you put his hope and his
identity and it blew up.
Yeah.
And, and so.
And that could be, and thiscould be hit on many things,
money, career, you know,anything that we're putting our,
(23:08):
too much of our identity and,and our hope in, don't do it
because things can shift.
Things can change.
Oh, it's 42, 40, 60 years.
Yeah.
That's amazing.
Are you?
Wow.
I didn't realize it was thathigh, but well, how old are you?
You're 37 Maybe.
Yeah.
So other than that, yeah.
(23:30):
And my sister's a few yearsolder than me, so there you go.
There you go.
Makes sense.
But but yeah, not putting ourhope and stuff.
And that goes with what we'retalking about with our mindset,
with our scarcity, with ourabundance.
Anything that we, you know, allwe can do is make the next best
decision and build that positivemomentum.
(23:51):
And then.
Have our partner where Woodycomes in and tells him, Hey,
you're not a space ranger.
I'm trying to do, but you are acool toy.
You are Andy's toy.
I always love how we emphasizedtoy when you, it was funny when
you were saying that.
The thing that I thought of was,we can't put our hope in stuff,
(24:15):
but you know what Woody wasalways hopeful of and always had
his.
Always has his mind on, and thisis very interesting, and you can
say, I'm, I'm pushing a littlebit here.
But Andy was Woody's higherpower, okay.
Andy was the thing that Woodyalways had hope in.
(24:36):
Always knew that no matter whatwas his person, was his thing.
And to not extra.
I was, I was told at a veryyoung age to not extrapolate,
look for God in every movie thatI watched, which is probably a
good thing.
But if you want to, you can lookat it that way.
Where if we put our hope in theright thing, what he puts his
hope in, Andy, if we put ourhope in God, we can get to the
(24:58):
end result that we are, that weare meant to get to.
What Woody wanted in thebeginning was to be the only
toy.
And that wasn't what was bestfor him.
Yeah.
Sometimes what we, what we wantand what we look for is not
what's best for us but puttingour hope in someone who actually
has the ability to give us whatwe need, not just what we want.
(25:19):
I think, I think that'ssomething to look forward to.
So if you're looking for, Iguess today we're doing money
messages and faith messages andI'm sorry, this baby is kicking
my arm.
She does not want me payingattention to anybody except for
her.
It's fine.
She's cute.
It's great.
But we're doing money lessonsand faith lessons today
apparently.
So it, it, you know, it'samazing how things intertwine.
(25:40):
Can we get a, a shot of the weebabe at all?
Hello.
There we go.
We just got like 10 morefollowers just because I know
just that yelled asked, saysias.
Alright, so any last thoughts?
I think I'm gonna reiterate whatI said in the beginning.
This is the perfect movie.
It's the perfect movie.
It is a family friendly movie.
(26:00):
Everybody should watch it.
If you haven't watched itrecently, go watch it again.
If you've never watched it thefirst time, we need to talk
'cause your choice of movies isobviously lacking.
We've done some of the bestmovies ever and we have a lot
more to go.
Oh, we've got all of them moreto go.
I'm very excited.
But we need people we wouldlike, we don't need, if you guys
(26:21):
don't wanna give us suggestions,you don't have to.
We got this.
We have a never endingcompendium.
Absolutely.
But if you wanna give us a moviethat you think we could find a
money lesson from, or you thinkwe can't find a money lesson
from, we wanna talk about, tellus what your favorite movie is,
tell us what you wanna find someinformation about.
And that is what we are going tofocus on next time.
(26:44):
Beautiful.
I'm so excited.
I've got so many ideas by theway, it's never ending.
All right, everybody commentbelow and then if you want to
see older episodes, if this isyour first time catching us, I'm
so happy that you're here.
But you can check my YouTubechannel coach David Gibbs.
And then what's, you know what'sfunny?
I can never remember the name ofyour podcast.
(27:05):
I don't know why I don'tremember it.
It's not hard.
It's money and Career Mastery.
Money and Career Master.
Look how lovely that moneymaster your money and your
career.
So go ahead and take a look atthat on where podcasts are, and
you'll hear Laura, and then youcan see some of, you can hear
some of our past episodes onthere as well.
All right.
All right, everybody.
(27:25):
And then be on the lookout.
I think I'm gonna go get apicture of my little toys right
now and I'll put Oh, I'm gonnaher too.
Yes, absolutely.
And and how do they, what's yourInstagram handle for folks to
see that Instagram at Accelerateyour legacy?
Boom.
And mine is Coach David 87.
So take a look at that.
We will see you next time andhave a wonderful day.
Alright.
Oh, she's saying.
Bye.
(27:45):
Bye everybody.
Bye.
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