Moore Than You Know

On our last episode of the financial series, Andi talks about the financial history our nation has gone through with women in mind. We explore where we’ve been, where we are now, and what we need to do to reach our goals going forward.

This week we talk with our first guest of the season, Sabra Kershaw, a trailblazer in her own rights in the banking world. We talk everything from credit scores and education to things to keep in mind as an entrepreneur. This feels like you just sat down and had a very real conversation with your auntie.

Below is the link to one of the resources she was speaking on!

https://fcbank.bank/landing/impressia-connect

This week’s episode is all about working from a place of abundance rather than scarcity. Please note that working for free is not the same as volunteering. They are too very different energies. Let’s dive in!

In this weeks episode, we do a deep dive into my backstory about money. My earliest experiences, things I observed growing up, etc.. this lays the groundwork for part two where we speak with a special guest, a business banker who has a deeper mission of wanting to educate on all things to do with finances.

This week’s episode is extra special! My 13 year-old son, Bane, tells us a little bit about himself and life as a middle schooler. After our chat, I breakdown some of the challenges that we’ve faced as he’s entered his 13th year on earth.

I can’t wait until I grow up is a common quote at my house. This week we talk about how it’s easy to think one thing without having all of the information and how important details are in our day-to-day lives.

As I wrap up my day, I share some of my thoughts around confrontation, work, stress, and the rule of thumb I have for myself after a stressful day.

On this week’s episode, we talk about how life is shifting and how I’m shifting with it. Everything from my schedule, our relationship, and parenting has shifted over the last few months. Find out how I’m navigating my new life.

We all know time is a social construct, but the longer I spend on this earth the more I realize how little of it we have. In today’s episode, we talk about how we measure time, the importance of how we spend it, and how this affects our everyday life.

Be sure to check out part 1!