In this episode of Financial Feels, we're diving into the life and career Daniel Kopp, CFP and founder of Wise Stewardship Financial Planning.

Tune in to hear how he turned a challenging moment into a catalyst for his career and discover his approach to caring for clients.

Enjoy this story of navigating life's unpredictabilities, embracing change and working more deeply as a financial professional.

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Edited episodes are streamlined for a unique listening experience. This version of the podcast features only the guest, and offers a polished and storytelling narrative.

In this episode of Financial Feels, we explore the journey of Haley Brown-Woods from the Price of Avocado Toast podcast. 

Growing up, Haley had her own challenges holding onto money. However, when she and her husband inherited $600,000 in their early 20s only to find themselves drowning in debt just a few years later, she knew something had to change.

Tune in as she shares her story of growth, sacrifice and recovery.

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Edited episodes are streamlined for a unique listening experience. This version of the podcast features only the guest, and offers a polished and storytelling narrative.

Do you remember experiencing financial highs and lows as a child?

How do you think those experiences influenced your decisions?

In this episode, Philip Taylor shares his financial story, and his inspiration and journey to starting his blog, PT Money, and the conference, FinCon, where all "Money Nerds Unite."

Enjoy!

Our experiences with money evoke many emotions.

They also illustrate how we connect and relate to others. Similarities exist, more than we realize.

I created this podcast, as a way to highlight the shared experiences within our individual financial journey's.

What we go through may be embarrassing or stressful, or even hopeful or fulfilling - but know you are not alone.

Hopefully you can learn from your story, and others', to begin making financial decisions that will foster the life of your dreams.

This is not your average financial podcast.

We're talking financial journeys, and we’re making it relatable.