On this episode of 'Do More With Your Money,' T.J. van Gerven chats with Certified Financial Planner and money expert Shannah Game. Shannah, who hosts the successful podcast 'Everyone's Talking Money' and authored 'Unraveling Your Relationship With Money,' shares insights from her career on financial planning and education. The discussion delves into Shannah's personal journey in the financial industry, the concept of money trauma, and common financial behaviors, including scarcity and spendthrift mindsets. They also cover the importance of financial literacy, managing joint finances in relationships, and teaching children about money. Shannah emphasizes that understanding one's emotional relationship with money is crucial for making positive financial decisions and offers actionable advice for both individuals and families.

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00:00 Introduction to Today's Episode

00:47 Shannah Game's Journey to Financial Expertise

02:36 Understanding Money Trauma

04:01 Common Financial Behaviors and Mindsets

06:39 Millennials and Money Challenges

08:52 Building Healthy Money Habits

13:01 Teaching Kids About Money

15:56 Maintaining a Healthy Relationship with Money

21:27 Combining Finances in Relationships

25:45 The Pursuit of Financial Independence

30:10 Shannah's Book and Final Thoughts

In this episode of "Do More With Your Money," T.J. van Gerven is joined by John Briggs, CEO of Incite Tax. John shares his entrepreneurial journey and insights into tax planning, client relationships, and the importance of understanding actual profits. Key topics include the benefits of electing S Corporation status for tax savings, the Qualified Business Income deduction, and the importance of proactive tax planning. John also discusses the value of boredom for creativity, effective breaks for productivity, and practical financial tips like setting up a tax savings account and prioritizing high-interest debt repayment. The episode offers a holistic approach to financial and mental well-being.

Learn more about John's firm, Incite Tax here: https://incitetax.com/

Yohance Harrison, the founder of Money Script Wealth Management, joins T.J. van Gerven in this episode of "Do More With Your Money." Yohance shares his journey from financial hardship to becoming a chartered retirement planning counselor and behavioral financial advisor. The discussion delves into the importance of financial literacy, the concept of "money scripts," and how personal beliefs shape financial behaviors. Yohance emphasizes the distinction between self-worth and net worth, the role of political climates in financial planning, and the necessity of focusing on controllable factors. Practical advice on debt management, budgeting, and creating a financial plan is also provided.

In this episode of the "Do More With Your Money" podcast, host T.J. van Gerven speaks with Brent Boden, a seasoned financial advisor specializing in medical professionals. Brent, also the host of the "Physicians Financial Checkup" podcast, shares his journey into financial literacy and his passion for assisting others. The discussion focuses on financial planning for new physicians, emphasizing the importance of financial literacy, managing student loan debt, and strategic investment choices. Key takeaways include the significance of building emergency savings, understanding income changes, and avoiding lifestyle inflation. Brent encourages seeking reliable financial guidance and highlights the role of personalized financial planning.

Learn more and connect with Brent: https://www.brentboden.com/

In this podcast episode, T.J. van Gerven talks with Jeff Le Sage, the founding partner of Liquid Stock. They discuss how Liquid Stock helps employees and shareholders of late-stage private companies access liquidity without selling their shares. Jeff explains the benefits of exercising stock options early to manage tax obligations and maximize gains. He highlights Liquid Stock's unique structure, which uses shares as collateral for advances, providing a tax-efficient solution. They also cover the importance of timing and planning for equity compensation, and Jeff shares his vision for Liquid Stock's role in changing how companies handle equity.

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In this episode of "Do More With Your Money," host TJ van Gerven welcomes Steve Coughran, a renowned business strategist and founder of Coltivar and Boosting Your Financial IQ. Steve shares his journey from growing up in a financially challenged household to building a multi-million dollar business. He emphasizes the importance of financial literacy and understanding key investment principles like return on invested capital and the rule of 72. Steve discusses the dangers of speculative investments and the value of long-term strategies. He also highlights the rise of solopreneurs and the significance of investing in oneself for long-term financial success.

Learn more about Steve and his businesses, Coltivar and Boosting Your Financial IQ (BYFIQ)

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In this podcast episode, Bobbi Rebell, a Certified Financial Planner and CEO of Financial Wellness Strategies, shares her journey and insights on financial independence. She discusses her book "Launching Financial Grown-Ups," inspired by her challenges in engaging her stepchildren in financial conversations. Bobbi emphasizes the importance of understanding the emotional side of money and setting financial boundaries. She also highlights the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on parent-child relationships and the trend of younger generations delaying major life milestones. Bobbi advocates for open financial discussions, multigenerational conversations, and intentional financial decision-making.

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https://www.bobbirebell.com/

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In this podcast episode, T.J. hosts financial expert Adam Carroll, who shares his journey from college debt to financial responsibility. Adam introduces the "shred method," a technique using home equity lines of credit to reduce interest expenses on debts like mortgages and student loans. He explains how this method can save money and increase financial security, even with low-interest rates. The discussion covers the benefits of 30-year fixed mortgages, conscious spending, and the potential of cash value life insurance policies. Adam also touches on infinite banking and the FIRE movement, offering practical tips for managing money and achieving financial independence.

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In this podcast episode, financial coach Mandyy Thomas joins us to speak about helping people with their money worries. She shares her own story and gives tips on how to manage finances better. Mandyy teaches how to plan for big and small costs and how to save money wisely. She also talks about the importance of understanding your actual income and living within it. Mandyy explains how to deal with the emotional side of money, like fear and anxiety, and how to grow your main income instead of just having side jobs. She also talks about the importance of feeling safe with your money and how to make smart choices when buying things. Mandyy invites listeners to connect with her on Instagram to continue the conversation.

Learn more about Mandyy and her financial coaching practice at https://mandyythomas.com/

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In this episode of "Do More With Your Money," host T.J. van Gerven chats with Rocky Lalvani, a chief profitability advisor and certified profit first professional. Rocky shares his journey from a money-savvy kid to helping business owners prioritize profit and pay themselves first. They discuss the importance of understanding money mindsets and the psychology behind financial struggles. Rocky emphasizes that profitability isn't about revenue alone; it's about what's left after expenses. He also highlights the need for business owners to track investments and manage cash flow effectively. The conversation covers the significance of aligning financial planning with personal values and goals. Rocky concludes by advocating for financial automation as a key to building wealth. Throughout the episode, they explore the behavioral aspects of financial decision-making and the importance of learning from losses.

Learn more about Rocky and his businesses at https://profitcomesfirst.com/ and https://richersoul.com/

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