Father-Son Series: The First Lesson, the First Question, and the First Dollar with Aaron Lindsey

A Quarter in the Couch

Welcome to the very first episode of A Quarter in the Couch, hosted by Jeremy Lindsey—elite tax strategist, founder of Clarity Tax Advisors, and a father with a vision. Jeremy’s goal for this podcast is simple but profound: to create a living legacy through honest, accessible conversations about money, business, and personal growth. This show isn’t about jargon or lectures—it’s about sharing wisdom through storytelling, authenticity, and connection.

In this special kickoff to the Father-Son Series, Jeremy sits down with his 11-year-old son, Aaron, for a candid and heartfelt conversation about saving, spending, and the lessons that stick with us. With Jeremy’s approachable tone and Aaron’s curiosity leading the way, this episode is as much about the value of a dollar as it is about the value of being present.

Whether you're a parent wanting to instill good money habits, an entrepreneur looking to connect deeper with your "why," or someone reflecting on your own financial path, this episode offers something real, useful, and lasting.

In this episode:

• Why Jeremy created this podcast as a living archive for his kids—and a resource for business owners
• Aaron's savings goal: upgrading his dirt bike through discipline and smart choices
• A unique family deal that teaches interest, patience, and self-control
• Jeremy's first money lessons mowing lawns and negotiating dishwasher duty
• Reflections on selling an Xbox, earning through chores, and learning what really matters
• Honest talk about what it means to be rich—and why relationships matter more than net worth

Takeaway: Earning is important. Saving is powerful. But legacy is built through conversations, character, and showing up for the people who matter most.

Subscribe, follow, and stay tuned—more family voices, visionary founders, and financial game-changers are on the way.

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