In this episode, I’m joined by Jesse Sitterud, a financial services professional who has spent years helping business owners and families make clearer, longer-term decisions about money and success.
We talk about why financial progress often stalls even when income grows, why consistency matters more than intensity in building wealth, and how relationships quietly compound in both business and life. Jesse shares how chasing the wrong metrics leads people to frustration, why trust and integrity are real competitive advantages, and how sustainable success is built through habits and decision-making over decades—not quick wins. We also explore how mindset shapes financial outcomes, the role of discipline in long-term planning, and why redefining success early can change the trajectory of both your career and personal life.
About Jesse Sitterud
Jesse Sitterud is a financial services professional who works with individuals, families, and business owners on long-term planning, risk management, and wealth strategy. His approach focuses on clarity, consistency, and helping people align their financial decisions with the life they want to build.
