How I’d Build Wealth If I Had to Start Over (Step by Step) - Andy Tanner, Del Denney

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What would you do differently if you could start over? That’s the exact question Rich Dad expert Andy Tanner answers in this episode of the Rich Dad StockCast.

If you're 18… 28… or even 58… it’s never too late to hit reset on your financial education. Andy shares the hard-earned lessons he wishes he knew from day one—how to avoid the biggest money mistakes, the mindset shift that separates wealthy investors from the rest, and why time is your most valuable asset (hint: it's more important than money).

You’ll also learn why most people stay stuck chasing a paycheck, and how to break free from that trap by thinking differently and creating wealth through assets, not hours.

This isn’t theory. Andy walks you through real habits, real steps, and real strategies to help you build wealth smarter and faster—without taking foolish risks.

If you’ve ever said, “I wish I knew this sooner,” this video is your second chance.

00:00 Introduction
01:37 The Power of Checklists
03:08 Starting Over: Mindset and Lessons
06:10 Valuing Time and Avoiding Dogma
11:34 Mistakes and Learning from Them
15:15 Daily and Weekly Habits for Success
17:23 Understanding Internal Barriers to Success
17:51 The Importance of Coaches and Mentors
18:37 Life-Changing Weekly Habits
20:12 Daily Routines for Success
20:49 Family Time as a Priority
25:14 The Power of Leverage in Wealth Building
30:07 Final Thoughts and Actionable Steps-----

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