Shane is back! Go back and listen to Episode 21 to hear our first conversation. Today he joins me again to have a short conversation on everyday chequing accounts and the bank fees that go along with those accounts. How many of us actually review our accounts to make sure we aren't paying enormous and unnecessary bank fees? I actually called my bank to look into reducing my fees after this conversation, and you can hear what happened at the end of the episode. Go find Shane on Linkedin and on Facebook @Advise Owl. Send me any feedback on my facebook, Instagram, or email at [email protected]

It's easy to tell that Madison has a passion for real estate. Today I talk with her about how COVID has changed the way people buy and sell their homes, and what she predicts for the future of real estate. We discuss what happens when dealing with foreclosure properties, and how she handles the egos of other agents. You can find her at www.madisonjager.ca and on FB @Madison Jager and Instagram @jagermadison. 

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Today I talk to Sarah about living with debilitating migraines for her entire life. She goes through what her life was like, and the way she attempted to handle the symptoms. After trying almost every solution presented by doctors, she eventually stumbled upon a miracle cure. Listen to the episode for details on dosage, but the secret recipe is made up of supplements that you can easily find at the grocery store. Since discovering it, she went from having a migraine a few times a week to none at all.  If you or anyone you know suffers from migraines, please check out this episode. You never know if this simple solution will work for you too. Check out the Tell Me More Podcast Facebook group and follow me on Instagram @tellmemorepodcast_

This episode tackles the uncomfortable topic of money. How we spend it, how we save it, what we do when we don't have enough? Shane has worked in the banking industry for most of his adult life and has some advice on how to start the conversations that will help you reach your goals financially. He explains that not everyone has the same idea of how they should be saving and spending and that some people just don't understand or know how to ask for help when they need it. Take a listen to the episode to hear some tips on creating a realistic and automated system that takes care of your money so you don't have to spend too much time on it. 

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Listen to Julie walk us through her story of Breast Implant Illness. After having implants for 22 years, she finally had them explanted and 90% of her unexplained illnesses disappeared. Breast Implant Illness can present itself in so many symptoms, and it's hard to believe these little bags in our bodies aren't the cause. I have implants, and I only got them a year and half ago, so I went into this conversation with an argumentative stance, and I wanted to prove her wrong. Listen to our conversation, and you'll hear that it didn't exactly go that way. Check out www.healingbreastimplantillness.com for more information. 

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Jess stops by the virtual podcast studio to tell us about her health journey and life transformation. She reminds us that a healthy lifestyle is made up of a lot of small changes, and lifestyle changes don't all have to be made at once. Jess is a certified health coach and she wants to remind us all that health is about more than diet and exercise, it involves many other aspects of your life. Stop putting chemicals in your body! Take a listen, follow her on Instagram @coach_jess_84 and check out her website www.jessthecoach.com

Timm from the Ten Items or Less Podcast joins me to share his failures and success stories. He defaulted on a million-dollar loan in his early twenties, divorced his wife, and moved across the country with the babysitter (well, sort of... tune in to hear the whole story). He also satisfied all of my reality TV needs by telling me a hilarious story involving two separate shows, and gives us some insider info that we all kind of knew, but didn't want to believe. HINT - when they show us that they fix up a car or a house in 24 hours, it's likely been a lot longer... sometimes MONTHS! This episode is sure to make you laugh, and sometimes cringe. It's a good one! 

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Listen to Sarah explain how she took a good idea and turned it into a business. She encourages parents to teach kids how to save, spend, give, and invest their money. We talk about how we can teach our kids the value of money and perhaps get them to quit asking us to buy them everything they see. She discusses her opinion on attaching allowance to chores and tells me a great analogy involving monopoly. Let's empower children, help them build good habits, and let them make mistakes at an early age! I loved this conversation and I know you will too! Even if you don't have kids, the topics that we cover can apply to all money management. Check her out at www.4pocketallowance.com and on Facebook and Instagram.

Today I talk to Kendra Warren. In 2013, the entire town of High River flooded, and Kendra's house was completely destroyed. Weeks after losing everything, she found out she was pregnant - with twins! Listen to us go through the day of the flood, and finding out she was pregnant. Kendra is an artist, a maker, and a creator. We talk about how she balances having two young children and her own identity, and how important it is to fill your own cup before the cups of your family. 

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Listen to my chat with Ernest on a variety of topics. He tells me all about how he went from an overweight smoker with a bad back to a two time Iron Man Canada finisher. We talk about the addiction to training, and how certain people are always searching for the next extreme activity. He did a triathlon called "Escape from Alcatraz", where he jumped in frigid cold water with 1400 other people and he spent the whole swim scared of being attacked by a shark.

Ernest is a Certified Financial Planner, and he gives some insight on how to build a great team. We spend some time talking about passion for working hard, and the ability to endure hardships in order to succeed. He talks about the need for suffering and how instant gratification isn't beneficial to success. 

Listen to me try to explain a study about marshmallows and delayed gratification, and see if you can understand what I'm trying to explain. Let me know what you think!

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