It's a mess. On this episode we are talking about navigating the never ending web and mess of student loan debt in America.

Numbers don't lie. And neither does today's guest, Jennah Haase.

Your financials are your feedback for what's working in your life (and what's not working). Jennah is the owner of Noble Business Solutions.

Crown On for this show queen. This episode is for every woman who has a dream, wants more abundance in her life and is in need of some spiritual food for the soul.

So many people work just to make money to pay bills, buy things and maybe to occasionally enjoy life. We kind of think this is the way life is supposed to be and so we accept not being fulfilled and we put dreams aside.

What if you could stop judging yourself and shaming yourself about your money? What would your world look like if you felt less judged by others or spent less time judging others?

As a money coach, I work with people every day on the front lines of their financial lives.

I start every new client relationship with the conversation we are going to have on today's episode - what is your money personality?

Just like we all have unique skills sets and abilities, we are all have unique preferences for how we behave with our money. Some of us like to take risk - big risk! Some of us, would rather save save save save save! And, there is nothing wrong with either - but you wouldn't know that if you are listening to main stream financial conversations.

WHO you are with money impacts the decisions you make daily. WHY you make those choices can be traced back to your family history, your beliefs (and limiting beliefs) about money, and how you learned to behave with money.

Learning your money type is an enlightening opportunity to understand that you can be who you were born to be, manage your money in a way that makes sense for you - AND - have financial results that motivate and inspire you.

Let's break out of the box today. Join me as I talk about the 5 Money Personalities by Robyn Crane.

Want to know your own money type? Take the test here: robyncrane.com/moneytypequiz

What do you do in your 20's when you have big dreams, you weren't raised around money, your parents are making minimum wage, and you won't let your fears stop you?

This is Amanda Bolton's story. She'll be 30 years old this month.

We have a choice in life. We can let our circumstances control us. Or, we can choose to make meaning out of our lives and circumstances.

Meet Eileen. She's a mom of 5, with two grandchildren, a real estate broker, wife, and all around kick ass woman!

Eileen began her career in real estate twelve years ago after being a stay-at-home mom for sixteen years.

Making any move financial or otherwise takes courage. My guest today is Kri Edholm, and she is no stranger to taking risks.

Don't know how money works?

You're in the right place!! Most people don't really know how money works and they spend their entire lives paying bills, getting into debt and getting out of debt (or never really getting out of debt) and if they're lucky they'll have something to show for themselves by way of a 401K and maybe a savings account.

Money is so much more than paying bills. My call to action for women on this planet is to learn how money works so that we shift the context of money for women globally - forever.

Jamee's first career was as an engineer - making the leap into finance has been anything but simple and learning how money works can be just as complicated as calculus (or so it seems for so many women).

Hear Jamee's story about how she had to first herself learn how money works before she could help others.

Join us today on Real Money.