Why Anthony O’neal Left Dave Ramsey For Good

Anthony O'Neal Leaves Dave Ramsey: What is going on? | Nicky And Moose | Clip From Nicky And Moose The Podcast Episode 71

About @Anthony ONeal :
At age nineteen, Anthony ONeal was deep in debt and short on hope with no direction of where his life was headed. But after hitting rock bottom, he turned his life around and committed to helping students find and pursue their passions. Since 2003, Anthony has helped more than a million students make smart decisions with their money, relationships, and education to live a well-balanced life. He’s the national bestselling author of Graduate Survival Guide: 5 Mistakes You Can’t Afford to Make in College, and travels the country spreading his encouraging message to help teens and young adults start their lives off right. His latest book, Debt Free Degree, launches October 7, 2019. He's reached over 15 million people on 15 different countries through his podcast "The Table" where he always keeps it real, relevant, and relatable

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[JuneJacobs-gopl]

Good to have a boss that supports you.

[ScottCugno]

Shout out to Dave Ramsey…he seems like a solid dude

[Yihooni]

Lets be honest. Anthony’s brand grew to the point he didn’t need Dave Ramsey anymore. Plus, leaving is 10x more lucrative.

[realityhurts]

Thats called a freind and supportive partner, such a good thing to hear.

[mmp]

We miss you AO but glad you are doing your own! ❤

[MrTofu]

I'm happy for AO. Doing it on his own will not limit his opportunities.

[Sam-dcbg]

Props to just having a good attitude and not making up stuff for clicks.

Great to see!

[hootiehootheblowphish]

This is is true. I had a boss include me on the companywide bonus after I left because I had helped the company become successful. He was very supportive of my decision to change careers. I don't have anything negative to say about the company and still refer people to them.

[Tone.E]

He was so good for the show. Great to go on your own and create more! He knows his worth.

[jofo]

You need to go back and do a guest appearance!

[pziicek]

Loved you @Ramsey, may God continue to make ways for you to help others Anthony. And love your shirt. Keep helping all of us out here, sending love ❤️

[OB.x]

"There's no negative because if I say anything negative, I'll be sued to oblivion" NDA. lol

[chodge]

“that market”= black folks 😂😂 We love ya Anthony!!!

[margie]

I knew AO went too far on episode June 29, 2021 at the 8:20 min mark. I had never heard a cohost speak to Dave like that, kind of correct him. I never saw AO on The Ramsey Show again. I kept watching for him daily, but that was the last day AO appeared. A bit before that day in June, they had AO host all by himself. At one point, AO expressed to the producers how much he loved doing the show solo and he hoped Dave would take more time off. That may have been a strike against him too. AO seems like he has found his own platform just fine.

[TankAssTanner]

At some point you got to move up from employee to boss.

[rudylane]

Wish you still had show & I'm 64

[terrencejenkins]

Did he say just agreed or disagreed. I can’t tell.

[TeKnoVKNG]

Regardless of what you think of Chris Hogan as a person, when he and AO left Ramsey started going downhill fast. Now all the lawsuits and finding out how Dave treats people, and the current "personalities" not having a clue financially...what a train wreck.

[timhandjr]

I am not sold…seems like he is trying to convince himself thats what happened.

[LyndaLooVotesBlue]

I thought you were an honest man. I don't expect drama from financial advisors, I do expect transparency from people that claim to be trustworthy. Be honest