Health can be impacted by student loans? Even for healthcare providers? Yes. Let's discuss in today's episode.

In this episode, we discuss how success at the cost of debt has become the norm, and how we have crippled generations by creating a poor mental and physical financial model.

In this episode, we look again at the impact of debt and relationships, specifically debt and MARRIAGE. So many parents and students are expecting college and the college life to have a side-benefit (or even main benefit!) of producing a spouse for them, that they aren't realizing the impact of two borrowing students becoming two very-in-debt-spouses, putting marriage under instant strain. Let's Explore.

Let's talk about some mind-blowing numbers about this generation's relationship with career choices, college, debt, inflation, and how to make better choices with all of these things. Family-style.

Today we talk about how to fix the student loan debt problem by making smart choices, by being informed, and by giving more. What? There is a way to solve the problem other than government forgiveness and cancellation? Yep. Here are just a few ways to do it.

If education is supposed to be transformation, what type of transformation are we looking for? Is it more like a face-lift than a deep dive? Is what we do in education, especially career education, fitting the true meaning of education? Let's discuss.

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I bet you didn't know that student loans actually have a negative impact on relationships and life connections. Is it because of burnout? Is it because of stress? Is it something else? What is research saying? We'll discuss in this episode!

In this episode, we talk about the relationship of access and responsibility, and how it impacts career choices and the disaster that is the student loan crisis. We also talk about solutions.

In this episode, we look at what research is saying about the motivations and goals of the generation that is about to enter college and the workforce. Is it accurate? Should it be this way? How can the current goals impact the future of this generation, and what can we do to improve their lives by helping them reach their goals, but do it through truth and stewardship?

How much does it cost to be a "legacy"? The first to go to college? The first to be a doctor? The first with a graduate degree? Does it mean you are the first to go broke, too? In this episode, we discuss the potential cost of a legacy, and how to do it and NOT go broke.