
FINANCIALLY FIT
Train Your Money Like You Train Your BodyBy Jesse CollinsLength5h 30m
About this audiobook
Financially Fit: Train Your Money Like You Train Your Body
Financial freedom isn't built overnight. It's built through discipline, consistency, and smart decisions, one financial rep at a time.
In Financially Fit, author Jesse "No Excuses Jesse" Collins applies the principles of physical fitness to building financial strength and independence.
Through practical lessons, relatable stories, and actionable exercises, you'll learn how to manage money, eliminate debt, build emergency savings, understand investing, develop multiple income streams, and prepare for an economy shaped by artificial intelligence.
Drawing inspiration from The Richest Man in Babylon, Rich Dad Poor Dad, and The Art of War, this guide combines timeless financial principles with modern strategies.
Whether you're starting from zero or rebuilding your financial foundation, this book provides a roadmap to stronger financial habits and greater independence.
Load the Standard. Build the Life.
Audiobook details
GenreBusiness and Economics, Self-Help
Length5 hrs 30 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 9, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Financially Fit
26The Pattern Kiyosaki Saw
2Starting Point
27The column of eaters grows right alongside the paycheck.
3Opening: The Third Kind of Fit
28A Word on the Book Itself
4Three Kinds of Fit
29The Most Important Asset You Have
5The Three Voices
30How to Start Shifting the Columns
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6Part 1 · Mindset
31Marcus at the Whiteboard
7Basic Training for Money
32Chapter 3: Know Your Starting Point
8Chapter 1: Pay Yourself First
33church.
9"Last month."
34data.
10Why "First" Is the Whole Point
35Measurement 1: Net Worth
11negotiable.
36everything.
12Why Ten Percent?
37Needs: housing, utilities, groceries, basic transportation, insurance, minimum debt payments
13"But I Don't Have Ten Percent"
38Now, Know the Enemy
14lower the angle.
39Don't Panic, Diagnose
15What Marcus Needs to Hear
40The General's Rule
16How to Set It Up
41Part 2 · Foundation
17What If Something Breaks?
42Chapter 4: The Rainy Day Fund
18The Mindset Underneath
43The Teaching
19The General's Rule
44Why It Comes First
20Chapter 2: Assets vs. Liabilities
45What Counts as an Emergency
21The Scene: February, Kadar Air
46After the Storm: Rebuilding
22"Plus insurance?"
47The General's Rule
23The Teaching
48Chapter 5: The Debt Takedown
24The Accountant's Definition vs. the Pocket Definition
49The Scene: April, the Tailgate
25What Feeds You
50Know Your Enemy: Interest