Resumen:
Most investors start the year the same way. New goals. New numbers. New promises about returns, income, or net worth.
And most of them quietly abandon those goals by midyear.
The problem isn’t discipline. It isn’t motivation. It’s the belief that better outcomes come from setting better targets.
In this episode of the Cash Flow Academy podcast, Andy Tanner, Noah Davidson, and Corey Halliday challenge the idea that goals themselves create prosperity. They explain why focusing on outcomes—prices, performance, market direction—often leads investors into emotional decisions at exactly the wrong moments.
Instead, the conversation reframes investing as a process problem, not a goal problem. Ownership over income. Assets over price. Habits over predictions.
You’ll hear why experienced investors measure progress by what they own, not what the market says today. Why volatility isn’t the enemy most people think it is. And why becoming a better investor is less about hitting targets and more about developing judgment, discipline, and repeatable behavior.
This is not an episode about forecasts or resolutions. It’s about building a framework that works whether markets rise, fall, or move sideways—and why the investors who focus on process quietly outperform those chasing goals.
If you want 2026 to actually feel different, this conversation may challenge how you’ve been thinking about progress all along.

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