A critical aspect of business growth is hiring your first bookkeeper or starting your finance team. If you're a business owner questioning how to handle your growing financial responsibilities, this episode will offer valuable perspectives on maintaining control over your company's financial pulse.

The conversation reveals that hiring a bookkeeper can often lead to a sense of relief for business owners, but caution is advised to avoid the trap of abdication—completely handing over responsibilities and thereby losing touch with the financial state of your business.

By sharing real-life testimonials, Alex outlines the

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Earning a decent amount of money but still feel

I explore the link between trusting your word and the flow of money, the importance of understanding where your money is going,

Learn how to cut out unnecessary expenses and invest in what truly matters to you. Don't let financial stress ruin your relationships and start building wealth today.

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Today I am trying something different...a Book Review!

First up is Rachel Rogers' transformative book "We Should All Be Millionaires."

This episode offers refreshing perspectives, actionable advice, and serves as an invitation to join the discourse on wealth and success.

Throughout the episode, I cheer on Rogers' core belief that everyone has the potential to achieve millionaire status and breakdowns why too often people short-circuit their path to financial success.

I unravels key concepts from the book and relate these back to my own personal experience, growth, and development. The episode is rich with discussions on self-worth, intentional communities, realistic vs. aspirational goal-setting, and the transformative power of moving beyond limiting beliefs.

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If you also don’t know how it is February already and are wanting a fresh approach to the rituals of welcoming in a new year then this episode is for you.

We’re already a month into 2024 so I share a mini recap of January and a few habits I do and have not done this year to ensure I am continuously growing and evolving.

This episode is for you if you're ready to close out 2023 in a reflective way and powerfully welcome in 2024.

So set aside an hour (or two), get a cacao, pen & paper and connect with the wealthiest version of yourself in working through this episode!

Alex and Katie discuss the power of language and its impact on our everyday lives, particularly in the context of money. Katie shares her personal journey of transforming her relationship with money and how it has influenced her parenting and business.

They explore how our language shapes our thoughts, beliefs, and actions, and how shifting our language can lead to a more positive and empowering relationship with money.

They also discuss the importance of being mindful of the language we use when talking about money with others, including our children. Overall, they emphasize the importance of

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- Language and communication have a profound impact on our mindset and experiences with money

- Shifting our language and mindset around money can lead to a more empowering and fulfilling relationship with it.

- Being mindful of the language we use when talking about money can positively influence out thoughts, emotions and actions.

- Parenting with a positive and empowering language around money can help children develop a healthy relationship with it.

We have a guest this week and he is a legend! (As you may have seen from the title) Tommy Casha shares his journey of becoming a full-time business owner at Wedding Chats & Party Chats, an adventure that has seen him work with various brands including LinkedIn, TikTok, and KFC. Tommy and Alex dive into

This episode is for you if you are unsure about pricing your services and have money beliefs stopping you from determining around how much is appropriate to charge for different industries even when the service is the same. He discusses the evolution of his business, Wedding Chats and Party Chats, and the importance of being his most authentic self. Tommy also talks about his plans

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In this episode, I discuss the immense pressure that is placed on us over the Christmas period to find the perfect gift, to have the perfect table setting, to create the perfect experience for your loved ones and how to become an expert in putting yourself last (jks)

This episode is for you if you constantly find yourself running around like a headless chook over the holiday season and you want to experience something different this year!

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- Society has conditioned us to believe that everything needs to be perfect on Christmas Day, leading to stress and anxiety. It doesn't need to be this way!

- Gift giving can create money trauma and feelings of rejection if expectations are not met. I share some tips on a fresh approach to this!

- Christmas is about presence and connection, not just material possessions and how many presents are under the Christmas tree on 25 December!

In this episode, Alex discusses three hidden wealth barriers that may be present in your business. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing and addressing these barriers in order to achieve increased awareness and success.

This episode is for you if you’ve found you have plateaued lately

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In this episode, Alex reflects on her journey to becoming a money coach and encourages listeners to reflect on their own career paths and business choices. She emphasizes the importance of taking time to assess whether you truly love what you're doing and how you got to where you are.

Alex also discusses the power of making small, consistent changes in order to achieve big goals, and the role of trust in personal and professional relationships. She shares her personal experiences with money and how they shaped her decision to become a money coach.

Alex highlights the benefits of working with a money coach who can provide both practical financial guidance and support in shifting money mindsets.

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