Achieving financial stability doesn’t have to feel like an uphill climb all the time. In fact, it’s possible to build a strong financial foundation without feeling overwhelmed by your own numbers (spoiler alert: the whole journey can even be fun!). In today’s episode, Dr. Darla Bishop will share why being “good” with money doesn’t require an advanced degree in economics or superior mathematical knowledge. Shall we dig in?

If you are a regular listener of personal finances podcasts, chances are you know someone who is really “good” with money. Meaning: for as long as you’ve known them, this person has never shown visible signs of financial struggle. From ongoing conversations, you know they’ve been working the same job for quite some time, paid their bills consistently, took regular vacations with their families, and even managed to offer support for their college-aged kids. 

The most surprising thing? You know, for a fact, that generational wealth is not at play here. Your acquaintance didn’t inherit a massive state or is supported by a hefty trust fund. They are a regular, everyday person, with a regular job and half a dozen bills to pay,  just like you. And yet, their lives couldn’t feel more different, and deep down inside, you can’t stop wondering why.

What exactly gave them their advantage? What’s at play here? 

In this week’s episode, we are going to dig deep into this in an open convo with Dr. Darla Bishop, the author of How to Afford Everything, a practical guide for those who are starting to figure out their money. Darla will share her insights on the steps you need to take now to finally become “good” with money. 

In this episode you will learn: 

• Why small financial wins are so important.
• How everyday people can attain financial stability (plot twist: it all starts with a mind shift).
• The real impact of changing your mindset. 

For a quick recap of this episode go to https://www.jenhemphill.com/419

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