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What Andrew speaks on
Leadership
Leading people well, growing as a leader, and building teams that don't need you for every decision.
Money and personal finance
Getting out of debt, building wealth on purpose, and deciding what the money is actually for.
Goal setting
Setting goals for your whole life, not only your career, with the Six Fs and SMARTER goals.
Faith and Bible teaching
What Scripture says about work, money, generosity and leadership, for church services and faith groups.
Marriage
Building a life as a team, from paying off debt together to setting goals as a couple.
Fatherhood
Being present at home when work takes a lot out of you, and the traditions that help.
Real estate
Lessons from building a rental portfolio and doing flips and wholesale deals, while working full time.
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Bio
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Andrew Rocha is the host of The Currency of Happiness, a podcast for people who want to win with money without losing themselves in the process. He has spent more than eight years in banking, invests in real estate, and lives in central Alberta with his wife Emily and their four kids.
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Andrew Rocha is the host of The Currency of Happiness, a podcast for people who want to win with money without losing themselves in the process. Andrew and his wife Emily paid off $60,000 of debt in seven months, then used rental cash flow to retire Emily before either of them turned 30. He has spent more than eight years in banking and has been recognized as a top 1% banker. He is a Top 40 Under 40 honouree (2025), a 2026 Business Leader of the Year finalist and a two-time #1 Amazon bestselling author, and he co-hosts the Central Alberta Real Estate Investor Network. The Currency of Happiness launched in January 2026, finished its first month in the top 10% of podcast launches worldwide, and airs on Rogers TV across Alberta. Andrew lives in central Alberta with Emily and their four kids.
