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Is Disney truly the happiest place on Earth? or the most Expensive? Maybe a bit of both. We called Orlando, Florida home for a week while we vacationed at Disney World… and I can confirm that the Cinderella Castle is as magical as it gets. Join me in this solo episode as I dive into the nitty-gritty of trip planning, where we decided to treat ourselves, save money and the total cost of our trip. In the end, I reflect on if I think the money spent was worth it or if I regret it.
I also give you important book updates and why pre-orders are vital to a debut author's success!
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Rich Jones, founder of Find More Balance joins the podcast to discuss his personal development journey. Rich's career, mental and physical health transformation is inspirational, relatable and can be a case-study in how learning to cope with mental illness and dissatisfaction in life in a healthy way can make your dreams a reality.
We also chat about Rich's journey to sobriety, EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) therapy, getting back into track, and more.
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Renee Bauer, international speaker, 20 year divorce attorney veteran, and author, joins the Journey to Launch podcast to discuss the logistics of divorce, why most marriage problems are worthiness problems, and how to protect yourself even in a loving relationship.
We also chat about prioritizing yourself, setting healthy boundaries, and how Renee became an entrepreneur.
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Mignon Francois, entrepreneur, best-selling author and renowned baker, joins the Journey To Launch podcast to discuss going from drowning in debt to building a multimillion dollar cupcake empire.
We chat about marketable capabilities that stay at home moms bring to entrepreneurship, how vulnerability and transparency builds profitable businesses, and the power of looking to the past to inform your future.
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Ada Vargas, founder of Queer Money Coach, joins the Journey to Launch podcast to discuss how they were able to reach Coast FI, what led them to full-time entrepreneurship, and why reframing your perception of investing is crucial to financial success.
Ada thought in order to retire you had to literally save millions of dollars. They didn't know what investing was or about the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) Movement.
We chat about their mission of helping Queer folks thrive in their financial life, the "Four Yous Framework," and how they went from spending 100% of their income to a savings rate of 60%.
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Delaynne Barros, award-winning Latina money expert and former employment attorney, joins the Journey to Launch podcast to discuss her path from undocumented immigrant to seven-figure business owner.
After learning about the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) movement, Delyanne decided to go "all in," by paying off $150,000 in student loan debt and throwing money into the stock market.
We chat about frugality out of necessity and intentionality, avoiding lifestyle creep, the "golden handcuffs" of high salary careers, escaping poverty, and more.
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In today's solo episode, I talk about "the secret sauce" that changed everything for me.
Not too long ago I was in a cubicle with *something* missing from my life. I decided to investigate what that something was and because I operate on a growth mindset, I made the necessary transition to full time entrepreneur. Now, I'm able to fill my time the way I want… even without reaching financial independence.
With privilege and perspective in mind, I share how you too can use mindset to radically change your life and perspective on success.
At the end of the day, it doesn't matter how much money you have in the bank, if you don't take the time to establish your reason for reaching that amount of money, you will never be fulfilled.
Remember: "Whether you think you can or think you can't, you're right." - Henry Ford
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Living personal finance legend Saundra Davis, joins the podcast to discuss how she took the ultimate risk in her 40s that led to her living the life she always dreamt of.
Saundra is the Founder and Executive Director of Sage Financial Solutions, a San Francisco Bay Area-based organization that develops comprehensive financial capability programs for low and moderate-income communities.
We chat about how to change your money behaviors, effectively setting financial boundaries, and more.
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Barbara Huson, veteran finance coach and best-selling author of 10+ personal finance books, joins the podcast to talk about reframing your negative money narratives, why neuroscience plays a fundamental role in how we process, navigate, and spend money, and the validity of wanting more money.
We also discuss why operating from fear may be the secret to success and how the fear of being perceived as greedy undervalues you.
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In this episode, Anita Dhake joins the podcast to discuss how she committed to her dream to retire early and live her best life. In one year she paid off $95,000 of student loan debt and started aggressively saving 85-95% of her income. By age 33, Anita was able to retire with over a half of million dollars in investments.
She now lives by her own design on less than $24,000 per year. This FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) is full of actionable tips no matter your income, mental health and money correlations, and why community matters.
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