Wealth Wisdom Podcast

This podcast segment discusses retirement planning, focusing on determining how much money is needed for retirement and introducing the '300 rule' as a formula for setting financial targets.

This episode segment discusses the importance of patience in achieving financial success and overcoming the desire for instant gratification in money matters.

This podcast segment discusses financial burnout, exploring the stress of managing debts, savings, and investments, and how it affects determined individuals striving for a better financial life.

This podcast segment discusses how poor financial behaviors, rather than just hard work, contribute to ongoing money issues like debt and lack of savings.

This podcast segment introduces financial lessons tailored to different age groups, emphasizing how mindset changes over time and promoting the Wellwisdom Podcast for investment and financial improvement.

The host introduces seven key money lessons for people under 30 to improve financial management and future prosperity.

This podcast segment introduces five skills to help ordinary people achieve financial freedom by addressing common burdens like debt and income challenges.

This podcast segment discusses how fear, particularly regarding money, influences emotional decision-making and life choices, introducing seven common money-related fears that can hold people back.

This podcast segment introduces the importance of adjusting from a fixed to a growth mindset to achieve financial goals and freedom.

This podcast segment discusses the concept of financial freedom, emphasizing that it doesn't require vast sums of money but starts with understanding its principles and managing payments.

This podcast segment discusses the subjective nature of wealth, exploring how definitions vary among individuals and highlighting that richness can include aspects like money, time, and other values beyond financial assets.

This episode segment discusses the importance of taking personal responsibility for financial matters, highlighting five key responsibilities, starting with accountability for one's own income.

This podcast segment introduces the concept of compound interest as a key tool for achieving financial goals and building wealth, even with modest incomes.

This episode discusses the concept of spending less than you earn as a key step towards achieving financial freedom, addressing money issues across all income levels.

This episode discusses how stress leads to increased spending, creating a financial cycle, and explores ways to break this pattern.

This episode segment discusses lifestyle inflation, explaining how increased income often leads to higher spending and debt, making it difficult to save money despite earning more.

This episode segment discusses 10 detrimental financial habits that lead to money loss and financial struggles, starting with the example of buying unnecessary low-cost items.

This podcast segment introduces the concept of compound interest as a powerful tool for long-term wealth building through early and consistent investing.

This podcast segment introduces the 80-20 rule (Pareto principle) and explains how focusing on the most impactful 20% of efforts can lead to greater success in finance, work, and life.

This podcast segment discusses how financial biases, such as confirmation bias, can negatively impact investment decisions and life outcomes despite having knowledge and plans.

This episode segment discusses the importance of good money habits for financial success, referencing Warren Buffett and introducing the topic of building financial habits.

The host shares 10 financial lessons learned in 2025, reflecting on a challenging year and discussing trends like AI impacting job security.

This podcast segment discusses why saving the first million baht is the most challenging financial goal for beginners, focusing on low initial incomes and budgeting constraints.

This podcast segment discusses common financial leaks that prevent savings and offers insights into managing money flow for better financial health.

The episode introduces the No Zero Day concept, which encourages people to avoid wasting time and instead take daily actions to improve their lives and find greater happiness.

This podcast segment discusses setting age-appropriate savings goals and planning finances to achieve them.

This episode discusses financial planning and money management strategies for individuals aged 30 and above, emphasizing the importance of this life stage for building prosperity.

This episode introduces a framework for setting financial goals for 2026 based on three themes: survive, be healthy, and grow up.

This episode segment explains the principle of 'pay yourself first' as a method of self-love and financial management, emphasizing saving money before spending on other expenses.

This episode discusses the importance of saving money, highlighting that many people struggle with it, and introduces 23 practical ways to start saving, beginning with setting clear financial goals.

This podcast segment introduces the concept of passive income as a foundational element for improving financial well-being, emphasizing that it's accessible to everyone with the right knowledge and involves using money to build income-generating assets.

This podcast segment discusses how greed and fear influence financial decisions, referencing Warren Buffett's advice and exploring the psychological basis of these emotions in investing.

Win Ittisak’s Wellwisdom Podcast medley argues that saving the first one million baht is harder than earning one to two million baht because expenses and lifestyle inflation consume income.

The host, Win Ittisak, presents a solo educational episode focused on the fundamental trade-off between time and money.

The host provides eight practical financial strategies for freelancers and those with irregular income to achieve stability, covering topics like separating business and personal finances, building a larger emergency fund, tax planning, and income diversification.

A car reviewer expert joins the Wealth Vision Podcast to analyze whether electric vehicles are truly worth buying in Thailand's market.

The host of Wealth Wisdom Podcast explains the concept of passive income versus active income, argues that not everyone necessarily needs it, and outlines eight accessible methods to start building passive income streams, from bank deposits and stocks to digital products and content creation.

The host conducts a mid-year financial check-in, guiding listeners through a three-part process to evaluate their progress on money goals set at the beginning of the year.

Financial planner Sakda Sapha Panyawong (Ae) joins the Wealth Vision Podcast to demystify financial freedom, arguing it's a personal goal achievable by anyone with the right mindset and a three-step plan to Build, Maintain, and Increase wealth.

Host Win Itisak explores how much money people need to save to feel financially secure, challenging the standard 3-6 month emergency fund rule and proposing a three-part savings framework covering emergency funds, medium-term goals, and long-term investments.

The host presents 10 practical methods to identify and reduce unnecessary expenses, focusing on distinguishing needs from wants, implementing the 50/30/20 budgeting rule, creating friction in online shopping, and addressing emotional spending habits to build savings.

Host Win Ittisak outlines ten common bad money habits that hinder financial well-being, such as impulse buying and living paycheck to paycheck, and provides practical strategies to overcome them.

Associate Professor Udom Sak Rakwongwan shares his painful personal loss from leveraged forex trading and debunks get-rich-quick myths, arguing that starting to invest early with discipline is far more important than trying to be a genius trader.

The host presents eight practical techniques for setting and achieving financial goals, moving from concrete methods like SMART goals and measurable targets to motivational strategies like finding your 'why' and building in flexibility.

This episode explores emotional spending behavior, explaining how stress-driven shopping activates dopamine reward pathways similar to other addictions.

The host shares age-specific financial lessons for people in their 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s, covering mindset shifts, debt avoidance, and income planning.

Host Win Ittisak presents 5 warning signs that indicate excessive financial stress, including obsessive bank app checking, debt-related insomnia, avoidance of debt collectors, guilt over spending, and social withdrawal.

A financial expert and government officer discusses whether a civil service career is still financially stable, exploring common debt problems, the importance of emergency savings, and the risks of co-signing loans.

The host provides a comprehensive guide to avoiding common credit card mistakes and managing personal debt, covering ten specific errors people make with credit cards and offering practical strategies for financial health.

The host discusses seven common behaviors people engage in to appear wealthy that can damage their financial health, including using credit cards for luxury items, overspending on travel and cars, following fashion trends without savings, and using social media to set unrealistic life standards.