Let's face it, no one wants to compromise when it comes to their marriage or their money.
That's why this week's episode is all about creating synergy.
We know that when two individuals come together as one, they have an opportunity to become greater than the sum of their equal parts.
Despite this knowledge, couples still struggle to find actionable tools to tap into the magic of synergy.
If you know an educator, it’s likely you also are very aware of their ongoing internal tug-of-war between work-life balance and pay.
E Danyall, a former adjunct professor and the primary breadwinner in her family, found a way out by creating online courses and sharing her knowledge online, instead of only in the classroom.
Now, it’s E’s mission to help other teachers leverage their knowledge toward a successful exit from the classroom. Or at least the freedom to choose.
When and how do you bring up the topic of money in a relationship?
What if it’s a new relationship - you don’t want to scare them away, right?
Today’s guest, Kim Nicol, is a life coach with expertise in mindfulness and leadership. She is here to share tips about how, when, and why to bring up finances, especially when dating or in a new relationship.
What’s your wisest investment?
Most people think of their emergency fund, retirement account, or real estate.
But Robin Taub is here to teach us about the importance of raising money-smart kids!
Starting as young as age five, you can discuss simple math, delayed gratification, and the concept of trading money for things you want and need.
Listen in as Robin tells us how!
We’re experiencing a shift in the traditional role of men as financial breadwinners and decision makers.
More women are breadwinners than ever before. And at an even faster rate, women are making their voices heard when it comes to family finances.
How can you transcend those traditional gender norms as smoothly as possible and create more equity in your relationship?
Today’s guest, Teresa Lodato, has done the work in her personal life and now shares it with you!
You’ve likely heard the term “money mindset” thrown around.
But what does it really mean, and how does it affect our relationships?
Luckily, our guest is Certified Divorce Specialist & Financial Therapy Association member Christine Luken! She has coached hundreds of high-earning professionals toward paying off staggering amounts of debt and massively increasing their wealth through the Financial Dignity® Movement.
Christine is known as the Financial Lifeguard and is an expert on money, mindset, and emotions. This season is about communication, and you might be surprised about how much your money mindset affects this!
It’s long been taboo to discuss money and salary among family and friends, but even more so at work. Luckily, stagnant generational patterns are fading and workplace policies are changing.
Nicole Babel started her coaching business after a successful career coaching sales people and leading teams. She loves to work with 20 and 30 somethings to help them negotiate all the life that happens in those years.
Mental health and access to counseling has risen to the forefront of our attention over the past few years, a trend that was accelerated by the Covid_19 Pandemic.
Carrie Bock, LPC-MHSP of By The Well Counseling, is a Christian Licensed Professional Counselor who specializes in helping clients with anxiety and OCD overcome wounding childhood experiences via online counseling across Tennessee.
We dive into all things mental health, insurance coverage for counseling, and low-cost or free opportunities for counseling you probably didn’t even know existed. As a couple, seeking help and remaining inside the budget is always a concern, but after you listen to this episode, you’ll know all the tricks.
Would you like more lightness, joy, and clarity in your life around your finances and your life? Who wouldn’t!
Today, Jenna Carlson, a Certified KonMari Consultant, helps us explore the important relationship between physical clutter and financial chaos!
The KonMari method is a systematic yet intuitive process of weeding through our physical belongings. For example, for things that no longer serve us or bring us joy, we thank them and get rid of them. This all helps us move to a more abundant mindset through decluttering our personal space.
