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Keisha Blair, award-winning international best-selling author, trained economist, and founder of the Institute of Holistic Wealth, joins the podcast to discuss why it is so important to view wealth in a holistic perspective and how we can use this knowledge to redefine our relationship and definition of wealth in our own lives.
She also goes over why she is passionate about helping women invest and how becoming financially independent at age 31 changed her life.
Keisha is a graduate of Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government and has been featured in The Harvard Business Review, The New York Times, The New York Observer, and many more.
If you're ready for an awe-inspiring story and actionable investing advice, this episode is for you!
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Angela E. Matthews, investment coach, strategist, and founder of the Happy Investor Method™, joins the podcast to discuss her mission of making investing accessible and fun for all.
In this episode, Angela explains the power of having your money make money, and how that compound interest allows you to have greater affluence and influence so you can change your world and the ones around you.
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Ashley's work and mission of using a racial and feminist justice lens to tackle topics in money has been featured on Business Insider, Forbes, Entrepreneur, and more.
If you're ready to level up your finances and grow into a financial adult today, this episode is for you!
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This week we welcome two guests: finance writer and author, Emily Guy Birken and host of the award-winning personal finance podcast, Stacking Benjamins, Joe Saul-Sehy. Emily and Joe join the podcast to discuss how to approach your money in a fun but effective way.
We discuss the first steps you can take to begin your financial independence journey, being proactive instead of reactive when it comes to your overall money goals and how letting your inner kid out can actually improve your financial life.
Emily Guy Birken is an award-winning freelance writer in the financial sphere. Emily is the author of five books and her work has appeared in HuffPo, Business Insider, Kiplinger, MSN Money, and The Washington Post.
Joe Saul-Sehy learned about money the hard way and much of it as he was telling other people how to manage their money, as a financial advisor. After 16 years in the industry he created the award-winning podcast, Stacking Benjamins, one of the most listened to podcasts in the personal finance sphere.
If you're ready to get super-serious about your money management (just kidding), this episode is for you!
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🚀 Why playfulness and humor are important for improving your finances
🚀 The revolutionary act of drawing your dreams on a timeline
🚀 What to look for when it's time to hire a financial advisor in your Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) journey
🚀 Mitigating risk management by asking, "What's my biggest risk and how do I handle it?" + more
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Anthony O'Neal, number one national best-selling author, host of popular YouTube show and podcast, "The Table," joins the podcast to discuss how he has helps people level up their finances, businesses, relationships and maximize their season of singleness.
Anthony's mission is deeply personal, as he teaches the principles he's used to change his own life, from homelessness and deep in debt at the age of 19, to the CEO of a company and industry expert.
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🚀The events that led Anthony from being homeless in college to CEO
🚀Why he takes the concept of "The borrower is slave to the lender" so seriously
🚀How to maximize your single season + what to focus on as you prepare for your next chapter now
🚀What it means to maximize your single season
🚀The power of discipline guiding your vision + more
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🚀Understanding that what looks like a "quick win," was typically years in the making
🚀Why imperfection should not stop you from taking action
🚀How consistency and persistency should work together, not separately
🚀The power of reinforcing why you can accomplish your goals, instead of why you can't + more
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Kumiko Love, The Budget Mom, joins the podcast a second time to discuss all things debt payoff, money mindset and her new book, My Money My Way: Taking Back Control of Your Financial Life.
Kumiko began her debt free journey as a single mom making $24k a year. After trying every budgeting system on the market and facing a mountain of debt, she decided to create her own. The Budget By Paycheck Method was born, allowing her to pay off $77,000 in just 8 months.
Kumiko has amassed an impressive following of over 2M devoted fans by being transparent about her financial experiences and has been featured in GMA, CNBC,The New York Times and more.
If you're ready to tackle your financial mindset and get inspired, this episode is for you.
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If you're wanting to dive deeper into learning more about debt and how it can affect your financial independence journey, this episode is for you!
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Steven M. Hughes, a Financial Therapist who blends financial psychology, behavioral finance, and Reiki healing to help people build better relationships with their money, joins the podcast to discuss how the psychology of financial therapy and the power of money reiki can lead to a healthy financial mindset.
Steven goes beyond financial literacy basics to help people address the root causes of their money problems, offering simple frameworks that have lasting changes.
If you're ready to go beyond the basics of financial literacy and create lasting change for yourself, this episode is for you.
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