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Tiffany Aliche, The Budgetnista is back! America's favorite personal finance educator rejoins the Journey to Launch podcast to discuss her new workbook, "Made Whole: The Practical Guide to Reaching Your Financial Goals."
We also chat about how success can be deceiving, why you need to listen to your body, getting the courage to ask for help, the breaking point of Tiffany pivoting her business to a more sustainable model, and more!
Tiffany is author of New York Times best-selling book, Get Good With Money. Through her Live Richer Movement, she's helped over 2 million women save, manage and pay off hundreds of millions of dollars of debt. She was featured on Netflix's Get Smart With Money and was instrumental in passing The Budgetnista Law, which makes financial education a requirement for middle school students in New Jersey.
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Some of my most impactful conversations are with people who are in the thick of the journey, not just people who have reached Financial Independence. In today's episode of Journey to Launch, I'm bringing back Cassandra Henry, a Journeyer who doesn't have it "all figured out," but is on an inspiring path toward financial freedom.
Cassandra, an Expat living in Abu Dhabi, was one of my first 1:1 financial coaching clients. She has paid down debt, moved abroad, and found that financial independence is a worthwhile goal no matter what your circumstances.
We chat about gamifying your financial goals, paying zero taxes abroad, and having over $17k of student loan debt forgiven.
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In this episode, I share the Introduction of my new book: Your Journey to Financial Freedom: A Step-By-Step Guide To Achieving Wealth And Happiness.
I talk about how plans are meant to be flexible, why joy and happiness are just as important on this journey as numbers and formulas, the importance of sustainable financial planning, and more.
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JL Collins is known as "The Godfather of FI," and for a good reason: He continues to be a pioneer in the FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early) Movement and a thought-leader in the Financial Independence (FI) space.
Today, he joins us to discuss the origin story of his groundbreaking blog, the concept behind his new book, Pathfinders, shiny investing object syndrome, and more.
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In Part 2 of my "The Basics of Financial Independence Series," I take you through the tangible, numbers-based side of the Financial Independence movement.
I talk about how the journey to Financial Independence changes your life as a whole, why it's okay and normal for your goals and dreams to be flexible, validating that it's okay for you to want something different for your life, and more.
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In Part 1 of my "The Basics of Financial Independence Series," I take you through my background and how I discovered the Financial Independence, Retire Early Movement (FIRE Movement).
I also talk about how my mom came to America from Jamaica, my early introduction to real estate, when I had my FIRE Movement "Ah ha" moment, and more!
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Eliana Goldstein, certified professional coach, joins the podcast to discuss how to create the necessary mindset, learn the key strategies and set the goals needed to move to the next level in your career. Elaina's goal is to teach people how to build careers so they don't completely dread Monday morning.
We also chat about when you should advocate for a raise at your current company, how to nail job hopping, pay transparency, why you should hold off until the last minute for the salary conversation with your potential employer and more!
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Giovanna "Gigi" Gonzaléz, financial educator, influencer, founder of The First Gen Mentor, and author of the upcoming book, Cultura & Cash, joins the Journey to Launch podcast to discuss how she quit her 10 year corporate career in financial services to pursue her true passion: teaching financial literacy to young adults.
Giovanna teaches personal finance and career navigation at universities, companies, and on her TikTok account, @thefirstgenmentor. She was named Top 25 Creator by Fast Company, 40 under 40 by the Hispanic Alliance for Career Enhancement, and "Latinx to Watch" by Hispanic Executive Magazine.
We also talk about Gigi's hysterectomy, why money played a big role in her recovery, her immigrant upbringing, setting financial boundaries with loved ones, and more.
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Farnoosh Torabi, author and host of the award-winning podcast So Money, joins the Journey to Launch podcast to talk about her new book, "A Healthy State Of Panic: Follow Your Fears To Build Wealth, Crush Your Career And Win At Life."
Farnoosh is America's leading personal finance expert, hooked on helping you live your richest, most fulfilling life. She has been featured in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Time Magazine, Good Morning America, and more. So Money, her podcast of 9 years, has over 30 million downloads.
We chat about how Farnoosh's parents raised her to have a healthy state of panic and how it informs her perception of personal finance today, how fear can be a signal to move forward with your big goals, FOMO, and more.
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Ellyce Fulmore, Canadian Queer and neurodivergent financial educator, joins the Journey to Launch podcast to talk about how she paid off high interest debt, ADHD and money, and her new book, "Keeping Finance Personal."
Ellyce is a full-time content creator and founder of Queerd Co., a financial literacy company. Her approach to finance goes beyond the conventional, focusing on the intersectionality of identities and lived experiences.
We also discuss the importance of understanding how dopamine operates in your neurodivergent brain, ADHD hacks to get better with money, what "Momentum Surfing" is, and how to figure out (and stick to) a budget process that works best for you.
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