Hey there, podcast family!

Today feels different. We're not just having another conversation - we're breaking down something most families whisper about but rarely discuss openly: money.

I'm Tammy, and in this episode part, I sat down with Clarissa - a mom who's basically rewriting the rulebook on how families talk about finances. And trust me, this isn't your typical financial lecture.

Imagine a world where kids understand money not as something mysterious or taboo, but as a tool for creating opportunities. That's Clarissa's mission. Whether it's through her delightful children's books featuring Saffi Squirrel or her no-nonsense approach to teaching financial literacy, she's creating a language around money that's relatable, fun, and completely demystified.

We dive into some real talk:

• How she's raising kids who think about saving, not just spending

• Her own journey towards early retirement

• Why most families get money conversations wrong

• The magic of storytelling in teaching financial skills

This isn't about making child financial geniuses. It's about raising kids who are confident, curious, and kind about resources.

Ready to rethink everything you know about money and parenting? Let's jump in.

Ever wondered how some children naturally grasp money concepts, express gratitude, and chase their dreams? Our latest "Man on a Mission" episode has the answers you've been looking for!

Meet Clarissa, author and mom extraordinaire, as she shares:

✓ Turn daily activities into money lessons

✓ Transform complaints into gratitude moments

✓ Help your kids set & achieve meaningful goals

Perfect for parents who want to:

• Handle "I want" requests better

• Teach financial responsibility naturally

• Raise confident, appreciative children

  
  

Host Tammy Ng dives deep into practical parenting strategies you can start using today. Featuring insights from Clarissa's books "Alessi Discovers Magic" and "Mattina Dreams Big."

Listen now to discover how small changes in your parenting can create big shifts in your children's mindset!

Can an 8-year-old understand compound interest? Our guest Clarissa proves it's not just possible—it's essential.

In this eye-opening episode, discover how one mom is revolutionizing financial education for kids. Clarissa shares her groundbreaking approach to making money talks natural, fun, and incredibly effective. (Spoiler: Her kids understand credit scores better than most adults!)

Host Tammy dives deep with Clarissa to uncover:

✦ Starting money conversations early (without the awkwardness)

✦ Breaking down complex credit systems for young minds

✦ Family-friendly investment strategies that work

✦ Natural teaching moments at home

✦ Building lasting financial literacy

Perfect for: Parents, guardians, educators, and anyone interested in raising financially confident kids.

Disclaimer: This episode includes general financial education concepts and is not financial advice. Always consult qualified professionals for specific financial guidance.

Have you ever wondered why some families seem to pass down financial success from one generation to the next? It’s no coincidence. The difference often lies in how parents talk about—and teach—money.

Man on a Mission Episode 7 guest Clarissa talks about:

• How to Teach Financial Literacy Early

• Making the Credit System Make Sense

• Long-Term Investment Strategies

• How to Open Conversations About Money with Kids

Instead of shielding children from financial discussions, Clarissa bring them into the fold, teaching them real-world money management skills.

Curious about how to start teaching these principles at home? Tune in this Wednesday, Nov 20, for the full episode and find out how you can set your children up for a better financial future.

In this episode of Man on a Mission, Jeff Yeo, Co-Founder of Big Tiny Group, shares how they turned the challenges of COVID-19 into a springboard for growth.

From navigating investor trust to scaling globally with eco-conscious tiny homes, discover Big Tiny's bold journey from a $2M to $30M valuation—and beyond. Perfect for investors and entrepreneurs looking to make a lasting impact.

Tune in now!

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Are You Protecting Your Child’s Heart and Mind Through Divorce? In this episode, we dive into the untold struggles children face during contested divorces with Nicholas and Joan, founders of Amicus Curiae—Friends of Court. They share expert insights on navigating family transitions while safeguarding your child’s well-being.

Here’s what we cover:
🔹 How contested divorces emotionally impact kids
🔹 The Four Dimensions of Divorce: legal, emotional, financial, and social
🔹 Co-parenting strategies to create a stable environment
🔹 Using coaching to rebuild self-worth and foster healthy relationships
🔹 Managing parental disputes and their effect on mental health
🔹 Understanding the Cycle of Violence and the importance of safety planning

If you’re a parent going through separation, this episode offers essential guidance for supporting your child through challenging times. Put your child’s well-being at the center—listen now.

In this episode of Man on a Mission Podcast, we uncover what kids truly experience during family conflicts with the founders of Amicus Curiae, advocates for protecting children through the roughest of family changes.

Divorce impacts kids in ways many parents never see.

This conversation shines a light on:

• How divorce affects a child’s mental health

• Why kids feel torn between parents

• The subtle ways arguments leave lasting scars

• How parents can create a safe space—even in tough times

For parents facing separation, understanding the real impact on kids can make all the difference.

Catch this episode dropping this Wednesday, 13th Nov at 5pm, to gain new insights and find ways to protect what matters most: your child’s well-being.

Ready to think big about tiny living? 🏡 On this episode, Jeff Yeo from Big Tiny Group spills the tea on how they’re turning tiny houses into a massive movement. From hauling cozy homes across oceans to transforming Lazarus Island into an eco-paradise, Jeff walks us through the wild logistics and bold innovations behind their success.

We’ll dig into their genius rebrand using the yellow door, the secrets of dynamic pricing (spoiler: it’s not as boring as it sounds), and how they’re making sustainability the heart of every stay. Whether it’s about luring Singaporean tourists Down Under or going global, this is a story of passion, perseverance, and just the right amount of tiny-house magic.

If reconnecting with nature in style sounds like your thing, this episode is your jam. Hit play and let’s dive in!

Ever thought how learning English could feel like training for the Olympics—just for your mind? In episode 5 part 2, we're diving deep with guests from Writers at Work to explore the power of language, storytelling, and the habits that turn good students into unstoppable communicators.

Ever wonder why teachers push persistence and regular practice? Or how storytelling can be your secret weapon in exams and everyday life? We’re talking story banking, shorthand hacks, and how spotting fact from fiction is more crucial than ever. Plus, a peek at AI tools like ChatGPT—yes, the double-edged sword of creativity vs. efficiency.

And that’s not all. We’ve got stories of students turning their skills into opportunities: scholarships, jobs, you name it. Whether you're leveling up for school, work, or just want to communicate better, this episode has all the tips, tricks, and insights you need.

So, grab a coffee and get ready for a chat that might just shift how you see English learning and storytelling. Let’s dive in!

Welcome back to Man on a Mission! Today, we're diving into the "Aha!" moments and eyebrow-raising truths of school assessments and marking. If you've ever felt like report card comments were written in code—this one's for you.

Our guests from Writers at Work spill the tea on the school marking system, challenging the cryptic feedback most of us know too well. They’re pioneering something refreshingly simple: diagnostic marking. Imagine feedback that actually makes sense and guides students toward real improvement!

We talk about why language arts should be taught with the same discipline as dance or music—master the basics, then get creative. And let’s not forget, writing takes practice (just like sports training). From making learning fun with relatable themes to turning assignments into confidence-boosters, this episode is all about building skills that stick.

Whether you're a parent, teacher, or just on a quest for smarter learning solutions, tune in for a podcast packed with insights you won’t want to miss.