In today’s episode we are talking with my guest, Kendall Jones in Part 1 of our “Get Your Money Right” Series.  She not only provides our guests with tips on how to develop personalized financial plans and strategies but talks from her personal experience of being $71,000 in debt and how she recovered.  She provides strategies and perspective on managing finances in your 40s, 50s, and beyond.

For more information on Kendall Jones Coaching Group visit: www.jonescoachinggroup.com

If you are going through big life changes and want to find clarity during your difficult time, contact Shannon Beasley Taitt at Deep Roots Coaching Group at: https://www.deeprootscoachinggroup.com/.

In today’s episode we are talking “all about the Benjamins!” MONEY!  This series will focus on how to handle your finances in your 40s and 50s, money and relationships and investing basics.  These episodes will speak directly to the many women who do well financially but are struggling with what to do with the money they make or other women who may be living “paycheck to paycheck” and want to learn how to make more money, restructure what they have and live their dreams as well.

If you are going through big life changes and want to find clarity and purpose, contact Shannon Beasley Taitt at Deep Roots Coaching Group at: https://www.deeprootscoachinggroup.com/.

In today’s bonus episode we are talking about the pitfalls of pretending to be a superhero when it’s okay to just be human! This topic applies to everyone who is struggling with giving themselves the grace to make mistakes, to fall down, and to not get it “right” 100% of the time.  I share with you my recent “mommy meltdown” and anxiety-filled spinout that could have landed me in the hospital.

If you are going through big life changes and want to find clarity and purpose, contact Shannon Beasley Taitt at Deep Roots Coaching Group at: https://www.deeprootscoachinggroup.com/.

In today’s episode we are talking about why goals are stupid and how you can create more sustainable change with new habits and systems in your life.

If you are going through big life changes or want to create habits that stick to have greater confidence, clarity and purpose, contact Shannon Beasley Taitt at Deep Roots Coaching Group at: https://www.deeprootscoachinggroup.com/.

In today’s episode we are talking about weight loss and healthy living with my guest, Shawn Emory from the Shawn E Fit.  Her goal is to inspire, motivate and teach others to live longer, fulfilled, healthier and more active lives!

For more information on Sustainable Wellness with ShawnEFit, go to her Facebook page at: http://bit.ly/2OqvzWO.

For her free ebook to help jumpstart your fitness go to: https://bit.ly/3kS7HYb

If you are going through big life changes and want to find clarity and purpose, contact Shannon Beasley Taitt at Deep Roots Coaching Group at: https://www.deeprootscoachinggroup.com/.

In today’s episode we are talking about career transitions and the importance of insurance with my guest, Jodi Williams from the Jodi Williams Insurance Agency.  She not only provides our guests with tips on navigating career transitions with big life changes but gives our listeners a chance to understand the importance of having the proper insurance coverage because we “love our families.”  She provides education and awareness to dispel myths about insurance while taking us on a journey from her early days in sales to the ownership of her own agency.  She helps us understand why it’s important to believe in yourself, use what you know and put in the work to follow our dreams of business ownership.

For more information on the Jodi Williams Insurance Agency, contact her at [email protected] or 410-804-8798.

If you are going through big life changes and want to find clarity and purpose, contact Shannon Beasley Taitt at Deep Roots Coaching Group at: https://www.deeprootscoachinggroup.com/.

In today’s episode we are talking about healing from grief and loss with my guest, master's certified counselor, Mary Baer from Monarch Counseling.  She not only provides our guests with tips on managing grief and loss but talks from her personal experience as she is grieving the loss of her husband in October 2020 from Glioblastoma Multiforme.  She provides strategies and perspective on getting rid of mental weight that keeps us stuck and shares the importance of having a tribe including "fuzz therapy" to get us through difficult times. 

For more information on Mary and Monarch Counseling visit: https://monarchcounseling.us/ or on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/monarchcounselingllc. 

If you are going through big life changes and want to find clarity during your difficult time, contact Shannon Beasley Taitt at Deep Roots Coaching Group at: https://www.deeprootscoachinggroup.com/.

In today's episode, Shannon continues the conversation around the importance of teen mental health with her special guest, board certified psychiatrist, Dr. Thomas Hughes from The C.U.B.E. Psychiatric Services.  There is so much pressure on teens and young adults in society today so it's important to recognize the signs and symptoms of distress and learn ways to help our young people navigate these challenging times.  

To learn more about Dr. Hughes and his practice, visit: http://psychadjacent.com/ or follow him on Instagram @psychadjacent.  

To learn more about Deep Roots Coaching Group go to www.deeprootscoachinggroup.com an to learn more get Shannon's book, "Get Your Head in the Game," go to www.shannonbtaitt.com.  You can follow Shannon on Instagram @shannonbeasleytaitt

2020 was challenging to many of us as we battled through the pandemic. We had to re-examine our health, work, finances, and most importantly, how we "do" education in this country. Anytime there is loss or change, there is a greater opportunity to learn, expand, and grow. In this episode, Shannon talks with her two favorite experts, her children, Asha and Zuri, about tips and advice they have for other students and parents to survive and thrive during virtual school.  

February 19th is a special day for me as I celebrate the life of my mother, Mable Beasley, on what would have been her 78th birthday.  It was an honor to be a caregiver for her during her battle with stage 4 cancer.  Caregiving is challenging for many of us during the best of times.  Today we will talk with Tosha Barnes, who is currently the primary caregiver for her mother during the COVID-19 pandemic. This episode will not only give you a short break to relax and have a quiet moment to yourself, but to also understand that you are not alone. Those of you who are not caregivers currently can get a deeper understanding of the sacrifice that is made to keep loved ones safe.   I want to dedicate this episode all the caregivers out there who are just do their best.