If I say financial planning what do you think of? Are you curious about how planning could help you make the best use of your money or do you feel so overwhelmed by the idea you just want to stick your head in the sand?

Whatever your response our guest for today’s show, certified financial planner and money expert Mary Beth Storjohann, is here to help. On this episode of The Real World Woman: Sex, Money, & Food Podcast, Mary Beth joins us to talk practical financial recommendations for everyone from the curious to the overwhelmed!

What would it take to be the best in your profession? And to do it by 27? That’s who our guest is and exactly what he has done, and he’s here to share his experiences!

Ricky Carmichael, joins us to talk about his accomplishments in the motorsports world, his athletic spirit and what it’s like to be The Goat: The Greatest Of All Time. This episode has less to do with sports and athletics and more to do with mindset and what it takes to be a champion in any of life’s arenas.

On this episode of The Real World Woman: Sex, Money, and Food Podcast, Ricky and I talk about his time as a racing professional, what he did after retiring at the age of 27 and the mindset to win.

On this episode of The Real World Woman: Sex, Money, & Food Podcast, our guest is Stephanie Burns. Stephanie is the founder of Chic CEO, an online community designed to bring comprehensive, easy-to understand information, helpful tools, and support to female entrepreneurs.

Stephanie joins us to share how Chic CEO got its start, why running her own business is the perfect fit for her growing family, and the importance of being resourceful and creative on this episode of the Real World Woman Podcast!

On this episode of The Real World Woman: Sex, Money & Food podcast, I’m chatting with Brooke Berlin. Brooke is the founder of Karoo Collection, a line of authentic ostrich leather goods sourced from South Africa. Brooke joins us to share how she combined her love of fashion and traveling with her passion for helping others to build an international business that is making a difference in developing nations.

Karoo Collection brings South African style to the US, while implementing positive changes within the developing community of Karoo. Brooke explains her love of African culture, the importance of having a focused business, and how she is helping real women in South Africa on episode 004 of the Real World Woman Podcast.

As a master and student of yoga, Ashton Szabo lives a balanced lifestyle. As a young child, he practiced martial arts and discovered his passion for yoga, and found a connection with his practice that has lasted a lifetime. However, he thought of yoga as a method of stretching and preventing injury, and didn’t become immersed in the philosophical side until later in life.

Ashton felt compelled to change his life, so he sold most of belongings and moved to Asia. He felt, after moving to Asia, that his experiences were life-affirming and aided in his teaching abilities. In this episode of the Real World Woman: Sex, Money & Food Podcast, you’ll learn what keeps Ashton centered and focused on his practice, his diet advice, and what he deems to be the most important things in life.

Welcome to The Real World Woman: Food Sex, and Money Podcast! I’m so glad you’ve joined us! You might be wondering why sex, food and money is included in the title of this show. It’s simple really: Those are the 3 essentials needed for a good life. You need sex, food and money to sustain life and we want to talk about all three with you.

The other half of the name, The Real World Woman, because there aren’t nearly enough positive, real women spotlighted today. There aren’t a lot of everyday examples for us to follow in the media. Most of what we see isn’t true for us: we aren’t celebrities globe-trotting with limitless bank accounts, fabulous outfits, perfect make-up and the perfect relationship!

So who do we, the real women, look to? Who are we, the real women, supposed to talk to about real life and who do get real advice from? This podcast is one place. Alexandra Harbushka created it so we can talk about the real world for women and the importance of sex, money and food in that real world.

She is someone who lives in that real world every day with you, she is well-equipped to bring this show to you.On the show we talk with experts in a variety of industries about real world topics, and they’ll be sharing their knowledge to help you.

As they share their knowledge Alexandra will be sharing her personal stories, struggles and experiences with you too. “I’ve lived through many of the things you have: difficult relationships, food and body image issues, the burden of credit card debt or other debt”, says Alexandra.

The show is published three times a week: Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The episodes will typically be 30-45 minutes in length, perfect to listen while you exercise or drive to work! Sit back and enjoy the episodes.

On this episode of The Real World Woman: Sex, Money & Food Podcast, we have the one and only Alisa DiLorenzo. Alisa and her husband Tony are the dynamic duo hand hosts of, One Extraordinary Marriage.

They took a stagnant “roommate” type marriage and turned things around not once but twice, now they share their wisdom through their website, podcast and products. In fact they’ve become so popular they have the #1 podcast in the marriage category of iTunes and have an Amazon best-seller with their 7 Days of Sex Challenge book.

Today Alisa joins us to talk about the importance of making sex a priority in your relationship, how to talk about difficult topics and what they’ve learned through nearly two decades of marriage.

Sometimes we don’t see how all the pieces of the puzzle of our life fit together, not until we’ve gathered all of those pieces.

On this episode of The Real World Woman: Sex, Money & Food Podcast Sami Longo-Dissie shares how the various puzzle pieces of her life came together and helped her gain the wisdom and experience she utilizes today to be a successful educator, counselor and businesswoman.

Sami is the founder of Samadhi Research and has lived many lives in the last few decades! She’s been a funeral director, a healer, a minister and a graduate student.

Today she shares with us two of the most important things she learned early on in her life, why she wouldn’t be able to do what she does today without her kaleidoscope background and why she never stops learning.