EP #8: Jiu-Jitsu: A Path to Confidence and Discipline With Tanner Rice

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In this episode of the Redding Financial Advisors podcast, Chris Hall interviews Tanner Rice, a local Jiu-Jitsu instructor with a rich background in martial arts. Tanner shares his journey from childhood training in Jiu-Jitsu to competing at high levels, including his experiences in Brazil. He discusses the transition from being a competitor to a teacher, emphasizing the importance of Jiu-Jitsu for individuals of all ages. Tanner also highlights an upcoming event focused on autism awareness and inclusivity in martial arts, as well as the new location of his academy, which aims to foster a supportive community for all practitioners.

EP #6 | Why Plants Are Toxic: Dr. Anthony Chaffee Exposes Hidden Dangers in “Healthy” Foods

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In this eye-opening episode of The Healthy Wealth Experience, host Chris Hall sits down with Dr. Anthony Chaffee, MD, to challenge everything you’ve been told about nutrition.

Dr. Chaffee, a medical doctor and former professional rugby player, reveals shocking research about plant toxins and explains why he ate only meat and eggs for 5 years while competing at elite athletic levels.

Weekly Market Update 4.25.25

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In this video, Chris Hall of Redding Financial Advisors in Redding, CA shares timely financial advice in response to recent market volatility. He outlines key strategies for navigating uncertain markets, including staying calm, maintaining a long-term investment focus, and considering opportunities to invest while prices are low. Chris also explains the concept of rebalancing a portfolio—shifting funds from bonds or better-performing areas into equities—as a practical way to buy low without needing extra cash. Using visual analogies like a falling knife and airplane turbulence, he emphasizes that while the current market dip may feel unsettling, it is part of a larger journey that requires patience, perspective, and strategic action. The central themes of the video are long-term thinking, disciplined investing, and using market downturns as opportunities rather than setbacks.