DecaMillionaire Decoded
No fluff. No theory. Just real conversations with real business owners doing real numbers.
Hosted by entrepreneur and exit strategist Justin Goodbread, DecaMillionaire Decoded helps service-based business owners scale past $10 million in enterprise value. Each episode delivers hard-earned strategies, honest insights, and tactical advice from those who have built, scaled, and exited companies at a high level — and from experts who coach them.
Through direct interviews and expert breakdowns, Justin walks listeners through the Relentless Framework: Foundation, Examination, Execution, Exit, and Freedom.
Whether you're already generating 6- to 7-figures or building toward your own 8-figure breakthrough, DecaMillionaire Decoded will help you turn chaos into clarity—and frustration into freedom.
New episodes drop every Monday and Thursday.
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While all the insights shared are for educational purposes, remember to seek advice from a professional regarding your unique circumstances. DecaMillionaire Decoded is a Financially Simple production.
- Update frequency
- every 6 days
- Average duration
- 23 minutes
- Episodes
- 584
- Years Active
- 2018 - 2025
Picking Mutual Funds
In episode 205 of Financially Simple, Justin provides a simple guide for picking Mutual Funds.
When deciding which Mutual Funds to invest in, a lot of new investors can make the mistake of only looki…
Understanding Mutual Funds
In episode 204 of Financially Simple, Justin gives a very simplified explanation of what Mutual Funds are.
If you’re considering investing, but are not wanting to go for individual stocks and shares,…
Should I DIY My Own Investing or Hire a Professional
In episode 203 of Financially Simple, Justin examines the perceived added value of having an Investment Advisor when investing.
When you decide to invest, you might hire the services of an Investment…
Why Should We Invest: Compound Interest
In episode 202 of Financially Simple, Justin looks at another reason to invest: Compound Interest.
There are many reasons to invest, and Compound Interest is one of them. Justin explains what Compoun…
What is Diversification?
In episode 201 of Financially Simple, Justin gives an outline of Diversification in Investing.
Just as you shouldn’t invest solely in your business, you should also avoid investing in only one or two…
Why Should a Business Owner Invest in Assets Outside of Their Business
In episode 200 of Financially Simple, Justin revisits the topic of investing outside of your Business.
As a Business Owner, most of your wealth is tied up in your business and you plan on unlocking t…
What is Timing the Market, and Does it Work?
In episode 199 of Financially Simple, Justin considers the investment strategy of Timing the Market.
When to buy, when to sell; when to invest, when not to invest - these are questions most investors…
Dollar-Cost Averaging
In episode 198 of Financially Simple, Justin continues with the Investing 101 Overview, looking at Dollar-Cost Averaging.
Dollar-Cost Averaging is a simple investment method that takes the complexity…
Introducing Portfolio Rebalancing and Target-Band Rebalancing
In episode 197 of Financially Simple, Justin continues with the Investing 101 Overview and explains Rebalancing and Target-Band Rebalancing.
Buy Low Sell High: this is the core principle of Rebalanci…
Investing 101: Overview Part 2 - Risk Tolerance
In episode 196 of Financially Simple, Justin continues with the Investing 101 Overview and looks at Risk Tolerance.
Investing has its ups and downs, the risks and the rewards - so knowing your Risk T…
Investing 101 Part 1 - The Overview of Asset Types
In episode 195 of Financially Simple, Justin begins a series on Investing 101.
Creating an investment portfolio can be confusing and intimidating, with many different types of investment options, str…
Non-Qualifying Investments
In episode 194 of Financially Simple, Justin continues his overview of Investing 101 and takes a look at Non-Qualified Investments.
From a personal finance perspective, Non-Qualified investment accou…
Adding a Cash Balance Plan to a 401k Plan
In episode 193 of Financially Simple, Justin and Jennifer McConnell take a look at adding a Cash Balance to a 401k plan.
As a successful business owner, the provisions of the 401k might be too limiti…
Exploring the Safe Harbor and Profit Sharing Provisions of a 401k
In episode 192 of Financially Simple, Justin continues his discussion with Jennifer McConnell of July Business Services about 401(k) funds.
There are two specific provisions of the 401(k) that are wo…
The Basics of the 401(k)
In episode 191 of Financially Simple, Justin talks to Jennifer McConnell of July Business Services about the basics of a 401(k) fund.
401(k) funds are the most common type of retirement fund used by …
Solo 401k - The Small Business Owner’s Guide
In episode 190 of Financially Simple, Justin goes over Solo 401k Funds.
If you are a Solopreneur, independent contractor, or individual business owner, then a Solo 401k might well be the investment f…
Which to Choose: a SIMPLE 401k or SIMPLE IRA or Regular 401k Plan?
In episode 189 of Financially Simple, Justin takes a looks at SIMPLE 401ks.
401ks, SIMPLE IRAs, and now SIMPLE 401ks - the options for a Small Business owner to choose from for their employees’ retir…
SEP IRAs in All Their Coolness!
In episode 188 of Financially Simple, Justin looks at Simplified Employee Pension IRAs.
A SEP IRA allows Business Owners and the Self-Employed to contribute to their IRAs, using a few nifty tricks. J…
SIMPLE IRA - What is It and When Should You Use It?
In episode 187 of Financially Simple, Justin goes over SIMPLE IRAs.
A SIMPLE IRA is a Savings Incentive Match Plan for Employee IRA, which is a tax-deferred retirement plan allowing for investment. J…
IRAs and ROTHs - A Business Owner’s Guide
In episode 186 of Financially Simple, Justin compares IRAs and ROTHs from a Business Owner’s perspective.
IRAs and ROTHs may appear to be similar on the surface of things, but when it comes to invest…