For each of us, our "why" can be what gets us started, but writing it down and keeping it top of mind can help keep going when the road gets tough. Learn about podcast host Jamie's why and how she helps business owners find their why and set themselves apart.

Student loans can be overwhelming. In this episode, we discuss some common myths about student loans as well as tips and tricks to navigate them. 

In this episode, we catch up with Christy Cook, one of our original cohosts! We cover all sorts of financial topics, such as financial literacy month and home buying. 

In this episode, we speak with Sarah Moreau of ProsperU and Central Bank of Boone County to discuss financial literacy in celebration of Financial Literacy Month. 

You've likely seen the "Let Them" theory taking social media by storm. This episode discusses how implementing this strategy can be a powerful tool in your finances and life. 

In this episode, Kim Ponder from First State Community Bank joins us to discuss how to rebuild a relationship with banking, what to look for when finding a bank, and the importance of a personal connection when setting yourself up for financial success. 

You don't want to miss this episode!

The New Year is almost here, and as we set our sights on new goals, it's an important time to declutter your life and regain control over your goals! 

In the final part of our series from National Convening, we talk with Ashley Good, Director of the Financial Opportunity Center and Support Services from the NOVA Workforce Institute of NE Louisiana, as she tells us about her journey and her "why."

In Part 3 of our LISC National Convening series, we chat with Jamie Whippel, Engagement Administrator with the Arouet Foundation about her personal story, re-entry for women who have incarcerated and how a second chance can change a life.