The Moms & Money Podcast

Spending money is not always about scrimping and saving. Where and How you spend your money is a very important thing to consider. 

In today's episode we're diving into how to choose stores that align with your beliefs and values. 

Let's continue this conversation in the Budgeting for Self Care facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/selfcareformama

This week we are talking about pivoting your budget to reflect your pandemic spending, rather than your normal spending. That used to happen.  Remember? When we used to leave the house to go places and spend money? 

Yeah, me neither. 

Ha! Anyway, whether you're spending more on groceries, less on vacations or can't remember what you did with your stimulus money, you are going to want to tune. in. 

Today's episode is coming in the form of an inspired riff I recorded last year. 

I swear, no child was harmed in the recording of this episode, although it might sound questionable during some parts. 

Do your best to ignore the background sounds and listen to the message, it's good. 

Stay motivated!! 

xo, Jackie

Come say "hi!" at https://www.instagram.com/motherhood.inspired/

This week's episode we are diving into self care, and why and how you should budget for it.

Jackie talks about her own journey with self care.

What it looks like / things to consider

Benefits of self care:

How to shift your environments to take better care of yourself.

Five Day Self Care Challenge: go to https://jackierockwell.com/selfcarechallenge for more info on the self care challenge, which is really more of a self-care basic training. You will receive a video every day for five days, walking you through the what, where, when, why & how of self care for moms.

We don't have to feel stuck. To continue the conversation, join us at https://www.facebook.com/groups/selfcareformama

The Way of the Happy Woman: https://amzn.to/2GeIEOI

This week's episode is a special release of one of the meditations I recorded in my Abundant Money Mindset meditation series. 

We've all made mistakes with money and often times we wind up holding on to those mistakes for WAY TO LONG. 

This meditation will help you to release the guilt and shame you feel around those mistakes. 

To find out more about the complete meditation series, go to https://jackierockwell.com/meditate

Our first guest on the Moms & Money Podcast, Diana Ballard! 

Diana joins us today to tells us all about her latest experiment, Dancing Through Motherhood! 

Learn all about how Dancing Through Motherhood has helped Diana build confidence, become healthier, lose weight and create community. 

The Free Dancing Through Motherhood Course includes - Dance lessons, Exercises in the kitchen and while doing housewife responsibilities, tips for being successful, playlist ideas and more!

Links mentioned in this episode:

Dancing Through Motherhood Facebook Group

Where to find the (free!)course:

Dancing Through Motherhood

You can find Diana on social media- @Dianaballardlive

This episode is all about my history surrounding money and how my mom taught and encouraged me to start good money habits as a teenager, just starting out on my own. 

Tune in to find out when I: 

• Got my first credit card
• opened up my first retirement account
• budgeted (for the first time)
• budgeted (for the 2nd time!)

I hope you love it! To further the conversation, find me on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/motherhood.inspired/

In today's episode we break down all the things you need to know about debt. 

- Different kids of debt

- Why people hate debt

- Benefits of debt

- What you can do about your debt

The Debt Free Action Plan is a mini-course that will put you on the fast track to debt free living. You can join the course at https://jackierockwell.com/debtfreeactionplan

Come say "hi" at https://www.instagram.com/motherhood.inspired/

WHAT IS FEAST OR FAMINE SPENDING? Getting paid, spending a bunch of money and then running out of money, scrimping and saving until you get paid again

It's not OK to wonder if you can spend money or not

It's OK to have misc. spending so you don't have to figure out if you can afford EVERY purchase. That's OK.

If you are running out of money before you get to the end of the month, that needs to change. You have a spending problem.

Upcoming Workshop: How to Increase Your Net Worth (so you don't feel broke) sign up here: https://jackierockwell.com/networth

If you don't get paid regularly, get paid more than once a month or your income fluctuates, tune in to this episode of the Moms & Money podcast because I've been there and today I am sharing everything I know about budgeting on an irregular income.