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What happens when your life changes in the blink of an eye? In this powerful finale of our 12 Days of Giving series, successful business owner Shana Sissel shares her raw, unfiltered journey through an unimaginable year. After suddenly losing her partner, Shana faced a devastating stage 4 cancer diagnosis while running her company and raising her young son as a single mother. But what started as a story of loss transformed into an inspiring testament to human resilience, the power of community, and finding unexpected joy in life's darkest moments.
This episode goes beyond the typical cancer survival story - it's a masterclass in vulnerability, leadership, and the profound impact of letting others in when everything feels like it's falling apart. Shana's candid account of maintaining her business through personal crisis while learning to accept help offers valuable insights for entrepreneurs, leaders, and anyone facing life's overwhelming challenges.
From learning to walk again to achieving cancer-free status within months, Shana's story reminds us that even in our lowest moments, we're never truly alone. Her message of hope, resilience, and the unexpected gifts that can emerge from life's greatest challenges will leave you inspired and ready to face whatever comes your way.
Visit https://www.banrioncapital.com/ to learn more about Shana's work and connect with her team.
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Ever feel like everyone's talking, but no one's really listening? In Day 11 of our "12 Days of Giving" series, we sit down with Matt Halloran, a former therapist turned financial services marketing expert who conducted over 3,000 interviews and discovered a game-changing truth: the power of authentic listening.
From his early days as a 13-year-old radio host to becoming a therapist and eventually revolutionizing how financial advisors connect with clients, Matt shares the surprising secret that transformed his practice – and it's not what you think. His journey led to writing "Shut the F Up and Listen" (available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DPJ88545), a brutally honest guide that's changing how professionals build lasting relationships.
In this episode, you'll discover:
Whether you're a financial advisor looking to deepen client relationships or someone seeking to forge stronger personal connections, this episode offers practical tools you can use immediately. Visit https://proudmouth.com/ to learn more about Matt's work in transforming financial service professionals into influential voices in their communities.
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Have you ever lent money to family and watched it destroy your relationship? Or felt the sting of shame when borrowing from loved ones? You're not alone. In Day 10 of our 12 Days of Giving series, Dr. Preston Cherry shares raw, personal stories from his childhood that shaped his relationship with money - including a rainy night collecting debt with his father and a college experience that taught him powerful lessons about financial boundaries.
Dr. Cherry, author of the new book 'Wealth in the Key of Life' (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1394268661/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1), opens up about breaking generational patterns and healing financial trauma. Learn how to transform painful money memories into powerful tools for growth, set healthy financial boundaries, and maintain relationships when money gets involved.
Whether you're dealing with family loans, financial shame, or trying to break free from money trauma, this episode provides a roadmap for healing and growth. Visit https://www.drprestoncherry.com/ to learn more about Dr. Cherry's work in financial therapy and planning.
Join us for this vulnerable conversation about money, family, and the courage to change generational patterns. Because sometimes the greatest gift we can give ourselves is understanding our money story.
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What happens when your child struggles to eat, speak, or engage with the world around them? Meet Rachel Hemer, owner of Rise Pediatric Therapy, who transforms lives through innovative pediatric therapy approaches. In this powerful Day 9 of our 12 Days of Giving series, Rachel shares heart-touching success stories - from helping a child move beyond feeding tubes to empowering a young performer to shine in their Christmas program.
For parents feeling overwhelmed or defeated by their child's developmental challenges, this episode offers a beacon of hope. Rachel breaks down how occupational, speech, and feeding therapy work together to create positive changes in children's lives. She emphasizes that seeking help isn't a sign of failure - it's a step toward empowering your child's future.
Discover why early intervention matters, what to expect during evaluations, and how Rise Pediatric Therapy creates a welcoming 'home away from home' environment for both children and parents. Whether you're concerned about your child's development or simply want to understand the signs to watch for, this episode provides valuable insights and reminds you that you're never alone on this journey.
Ready to take the first step? Visit www.risepediatricspeechtherapy.com to learn more about their comprehensive pediatric therapy services in Urbandale, Iowa.
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What if your greatest professional crisis could become your most meaningful contribution? In Day 8 of our 12 Days of Giving series, former attorney Griffin Bridgers reveals how the isolation of the pandemic led him to a shocking realization: his one-on-one client work wasn't creating the impact he desperately wanted to make.
Through raw honesty, Griffin shares his powerful journey from unfulfilled attorney to passionate educator, discovering that his true calling wasn't in traditional practice – it was in empowering other professionals to serve their clients better. His story challenges the conventional wisdom about career success and reveals how embracing vulnerability and authenticity can lead to unprecedented professional fulfillment.
If you've ever felt trapped by golden handcuffs, questioned your professional impact, or dreamed of making a bigger difference in your field, Griffin's transformation will show you there's another way. His daily commitment to creating educational content (find his extensive library at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRaGK2J72zXDvLLcy2aPl-w) has not only changed his life but has helped countless other professionals enhance their practice.
This episode explores:
Join us for an intimate conversation about finding purpose, making impact at scale, and the courage to reinvent your professional identity. Whether you're considering a career pivot or seeking to amplify your impact, Griffin's journey offers both inspiration and practical guidance for your own path forward.
Part of the '12 Days of Giving' series, where successful professionals share their stories of transformation and contribution to help others find their way."
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Ever felt like your home renovation was cursed? Like every possible thing that could go wrong, did? You're not alone. In this eye-opening episode of our 12 Days of Giving series, interior designer Jodi Peterman shares a jaw-dropping story of a project where everything from tornado-destroyed cabinets to disappearing contractors threatened to derail her client's dreams.
But this isn't just another renovation horror story - it's a powerful reminder of why having the right support system changes everything. Through candid conversation, Jodi reveals how these challenges led her to revolutionize her approach to design, creating a concierge service that transforms the overwhelming renovation journey into a supported experience.
Whether you're planning a renovation, stuck in the middle of one, or just dreaming about future home projects, this episode delivers practical wisdom on:
Ready to transform your renovation journey? Visit elizabetherindesigns.com to learn more about how Jodi and her team create supported renovation experiences that help you navigate the inevitable challenges while bringing your vision to life.
Join host Stoy Hall, CFP® and special guest Jodi Peterman for Day 7 of our 12 Days of Giving series as they pull back the curtain on what it really takes to create your dream space while maintaining your sanity.
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When Sue and Dan faced losing their dream vacation home, their world felt like it was crumbling. Despite a beautiful property worth millions, credit challenges and financial struggles had them thinking there was no way out. Their story proves that financial hardship doesn't discriminate - even those who seem "successful" from the outside can feel trapped and hopeless.
In Day 6 of our '12 Days of Giving' series, Sara from TruFinCo (https://trufinco.com/) shares how this couple's 18-month journey went from near-disaster to an inspiring story of transformation. You'll learn why common beliefs about credit repair are often wrong, how to shift your mindset when facing financial challenges, and what concrete steps you can take today to start rebuilding - no matter how impossible your situation feels.
Most importantly, you'll discover why you're not alone in your financial struggles and how finding the right support can completely change your family's financial trajectory for generations to come.
Key takeaways:
Whether you're facing credit challenges, feeling overwhelmed by debt, or simply want to build a stronger financial future, this episode offers both hope and actionable guidance for your journey forward.
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What happens when a mother, fleeing domestic violence with her special needs son, has to rebuild her entire financial life from a shelter? In Day 5 of our '12 Days of Giving' series, financial advisor Jamie Lima shares a powerful story of transformation that proves you're never truly alone in your darkest moments.
This episode goes beyond the typical divorce narrative, diving deep into the critical financial strategies that turned crisis into opportunity. Learn how proper pension valuation and understanding QDROs (Qualified Domestic Relations Orders) can make the difference between struggle and stability. Whether you're facing divorce, supporting someone who is, or simply want to understand how financial advocacy works in crisis situations, this episode offers invaluable insights for navigating life's most challenging transitions.
Jamie reveals how building the right support team - from financial advisors to legal counsel - can help you move from survival mode to creating a sustainable future, especially when children with special needs are involved. Discover practical steps for organizing finances during emotional turmoil and learn why having a financial advocate in your corner can dramatically change your divorce outcome.
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What if the signs were there all along, but you weren't sure what they meant? In Day 4 of our "12 Days of Giving" series, we dive deep into a conversation that could change your family's journey forever. Join us as we sit down with Jessica, founder of New View Autism (www.newviewautism.com), who opens up about both her professional expertise and personal experience as a mother navigating the world of autism diagnosis.
This powerful episode pulls back the curtain on the early signs of autism that many parents might miss, the emotional rollercoaster of diagnosis, and the critical steps toward getting the support your child needs. Jessica shares invaluable insights from her years of experience in ABA therapy, offering hope and practical guidance for families feeling overwhelmed or uncertain about their next steps.
From understanding behavior patterns to exploring comprehensive ABA services (www.newviewautism.com/services), this conversation provides a roadmap for parents seeking answers. Whether you're just starting to notice differences in your child's development or you're already on this journey, you'll find comfort in knowing you're not alone and there are proven pathways to help your child thrive.
This episode isn't just about awareness – it's about empowerment. Learn why early intervention matters, what questions to ask potential service providers, and how to build a support system that works for your family. Jessica's unique perspective as both a professional and parent offers a compassionate, informed view of what's possible when families have the right resources and support.
Don't miss this essential conversation that could be the first step toward understanding and supporting your child's unique journey. Whether you're a parent, educator, or care provider, this episode provides the knowledge and hope you need to move forward with confidence.
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Ever wondered if your partner is hiding financial secrets? You're not alone. In Day 3 of our "12 Days of Giving" series, renowned Marriage & Family Therapist Ashley Quamme shares a raw, eye-opening story of how a hidden $20,000 credit card nearly destroyed a seemingly perfect marriage. Through the lens of "Norm and Jean's" journey, discover why financial infidelity can feel just as devastating as an affair – and more importantly, how couples can heal and grow stronger together.
This powerful episode uncovers:
Whether you're struggling with financial secrets or want to prevent them, this conversation offers hope and practical guidance for building a wealthy marriage – in both money and trust.
Visit https://www.beyondthefp.com/ for more insights on navigating complex financial relationships, and explore comprehensive financial planning resources at https://www.planningandbeyond.com/.
Hosted by Stoy Hall, CFP®, this episode challenges the traditional financial planning conversation by diving deep into the emotional and behavioral aspects of money in relationships. Join us for an honest, judgment-free discussion about one of the most common – yet least talked about – challenges modern couples face.
Follow us to continue your journey through the "12 Days of Giving" series, where we're transforming lives one conversation at a time.
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From the publisher's feed
Welcome to the NoBS Wealth Podcast, where we cut through the noise and tell the truth about money. Not the cute truth. The real truth. The kind that makes you pause, get uncomfortable, then…
I’m Stoy Hall, Certified Financial Planner and founder of Black Mammoth. This show isn’t built for people who want motivation. It’s built for people who want outcomes. Especially women, minorities, LGBTQ folks, and business owners who are tired of being talked down to, sold to, or fed recycled advice that doesn’t fit real life.
Here’s what we do differently.
We don’t spend 10 minutes on bios. We get straight to the topic and we go deep. Every episode follows a simple structure so you leave with clarity, not content consumption.
What’s happening
What’s the real problem and why does it matter right now.
What the media and society are screaming about
The hot takes, myths, half-truths, and fear cycles that keep people stuck.
The expert lens
Not theory. Not generic tips. How real professionals actually work with clients when things get messy. The frameworks, the mistakes, the hard truths.
The plan
Real steps you can take in the next 7 days, 30 days, and 90 days.
This show is for you if you’ve ever thought:
"I’m making money but I still feel behind."
"I’m running a business but cash flow feels like a constant fight."
"I don’t come from money and I’m tired of learning the hard way."
"I’m exhausted from financial anxiety and I need a plan that holds."
We talk about investing and taxes, yes. But we also talk about the stuff most finance podcasts avoid: shame, pressure, identity, family expectations, survival mode, and why your nervous system can hijack every good intention you have.
You’ll hear conversations with the NoBS Collective, a vetted group of up to 31 professionals across money and real life. Tax pros, attorneys, therapists, lenders, advisors, and operators who actually give a damn about people. Not clout. Not hype. Results!
If you want to build real wealth, you don’t need more noise. You need truth and a plan.
Hit follow. Listen weekly. Come ready to feel seen, called out, and leveled up.
Visit nobswealth.com to catch the latest episodes and join the movement.
And yes, we can get explicit around here. If that bothers you, you’re probably in the wrong place.