The Overcoming Overspending Podcast

Divorce is one of the most (if not the most) stressful life events that someone can experience in their lifetime. In addition to it being an incredibly daunting process, it's also a confusing and frustrating journey that can be difficult to navigate with confidence. Becuase of this, too many women go through the divorce process not knowing what to expect, what questions to ask, and how to advocate for themselves and as a bi-product end up accepting a financial settlement that is far less than what they deserve. That is where this week's guest, Tracy Coenen, founder of Divorce Money Guide comes in.

This week on the podcast Paige is joined by Tracy in a value-packed discussion all about money and divorce. In this conversation Tracy is sharing the most important financial steps to take before initiating your divorce, the steps you need to be prepared to take to naivgate your divorce with confidence, how to choose the right divorce attorney, questions that you should be asking throughout the divorce process to ensure a fair settlement, and how to gain the confidence to fight for what you're rightfully owed. If you're going through a divorce (or think you might be in the future), this is an episode that you simply cannot miss. Make sure to check out all of Tracy's resources below.

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Have you ever wondered if you're burnt out? If you find yourself losing patience easily, struggling to sleep, losing drive and motivation towards goals and feel like you're generally going through the motions of life... burnout might be on the horizon (or have already arrived). It's no secret that many of us have reached points of burnout, but this is especially true for those of us raised with a "work hard, never rest" mentality that programs us to believe that rest is lazy and our stress and booked out calendars are badges of honor. But how do we move past this burnout and reach a state of balance?

In this week's episode of The Money Love Podcast Paige is talking with Peter Guse, the founder of The Millennial Reset, an online community that gives Millennials the tools to heal from burnout, break free of generational cycles, and get unstuck. In this value-packed episode we are talking about what burnout is, what causes it, the signs that you're approaching burnout (or already there), and Peter's 4 R framework to move from burnt out to balanced. You can find and work with Peter using the links below. Enjoy!

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Your identity, which is made up of the thoughts and beliefs you have about yourself, wiill always be working for you, or against you. One of the fastest ways to create new and exciting results in your life is to form a new and empowering identity that will get you to where you want to be. However, sometimes it can be challenging to form new identities that are too far away from the current identities that you hold about yourself. When this is the case, using tools that create pyschological distance between your current self and future self can be helpful. This is where your alter ego and your villian come in.

In this week's episode of The Money Love Podcast Paige is sharing two of her favorite tools to shed your limiting beliefs, doubts, and insecurities. These two tools are your alter ego and your villian. Paige explains what each of these tools are, they they work so well, the benefits of having them, and the steps to putting these tools to work in your life. Whether you want to implement these tools with your money or elsewhere. they are two tools that will undoubtedbly leave you feeling more confident and empowered. Enjoy!

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It's vitually impossible nowadays to buy something online with being offered to split up your payment over multiple installments over a 2-3 month period. These companies like Afterpay, Affirm, and Klarna seem to be taking the online shopping world by storm and offer an enticing no fee and no interest option to get what you want the moment you want it without having to wait. But even though these services can be enticing to many and useful in some situations, that doesn't mean they come with their fair share of pitfalls and dangers.

In this week's episode of The Money Love Podcast we're diving deep into the topic of buy-now-pay-later services. I'm sharing scenarios where I think it makes sense to use them, when you shouldn't use them, factors to consider that may make you rethink using them moving forward, and three questions to ask yourself the next time you're tempted to split a purchase over time. Enjoy!

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Have you ever told yourself that you can't pay off your debt becuase you don't make enough? Have you ever counted yourself out of building wealth because you work in a lower-income industry? If you've ever fallen into either of these traps, then this week's episode of the podcast with my guest Allison Baggerly, Founder of Inspired Budget, is one you cannot miss.

Allison alongside her husband paid off over $111,000 of debt on two teachers salaries over a span of four and a half years. In this fun conversation between two friends talking finance Allison shares the ups and downs of their journey, where they started, the biggest keys to their success and their biggest mistakes along the way. Allison also walks you through how to create your first mini budget so that you can start budgeting today (and don't have to wait until you're paid again or the first of the month). You can find and work with Allison using the links below. Enjoy!

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Your brain (and mine) is lazy. Very lazy. Your brain was designed to seek pleasure, avoid challenges, and expend the least amount of energy possible. Becuase of that, doing hard and challenging things like getting out of debt, finding a new and higher paying job, hitting a million dollar net worth are... hard. But just becuase something is hard and challenge doesn't mean you shouldn't do it. In fact, I believe that harder that something is, the more you should pursue it. For most things, the harder something is the more meaningful it is becuase the more it changes and evolves you into a better version of yourself.

In this episode of The Money Love Podcast we're breaking down how to do hard and challenging things. Paige walks you through her best 5 tips that you can deploy so that you'll seek out and pursue challenging things. Enjoy!

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From now until May 1st I'm offering an enrollment special inside the Overcoming Overspending Membership. 

You can now join us inside the membership for the remaining 8 months of 2024 and get 2 months for free (a savings of $158). When you commit to the membership for the rest of the year you get 2 months for free, free access to all future 2024 workshops, and a free private 1:1 coaching session that can be redeemed at any point between now and the end of 2024 (a $300 value). 

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Are you someone who welcomes hard things into your life or are you someone who avoids challenges in your life (and as a result ends up making things harder on yourself)? When we choose to do hard and challenging things we become stronger, we show ourselves what we're capable of, and we make our contribution to the world. Unfortunately, with everything in our world getting faster, easier, and friction-free many of us have become entitled to comfort and avoidant of discomfort. But in order to live an extrordinary life of immense contribution, we have to actively choose to do and go through hard things. In this week's episode of The Money Love Podcast we're talking about hard things and why you should intentionally seek them out. Paige walks through the topic of comfort entitlement, explains why we are so adverse to challenge, and gives you her best three arguements of why hard things and challenges are something that you should actually run towards, rather than running away from. Enjoy!

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If you have ADHD and have ever thought "I'm just bad with money" then this week's episode will show you that you're not lazy, you don't lack will power, and you're not bad with money... you just have ADHD. When you can realize that you're trying to manage your money with tools and in a system that wasn't designed for your success, you can start to make adjustments to your finanical approach so that you can start to make meaningful progress with your finances. Joining me on the podcast this week is Ellyse Fulmore who is a queer and neurodivergent financial educator, content creator, best-selling author, and the founder of Queerd Co., a financial literacy company. Ellyce has also been diagnosed with ADHD so she is passionate about helping her online community of over half a million find the right tools, strategies, and perspectives to create a life where financial stability and joy coexist. We break down common lies that people with ADHD believe about themselves ("I'm lazy." "I lack willpower." "I'm bad with money.") along with sharing Ellyce's best tips and tricks for neurodivergent brains to better manage their money. Enjoy!

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You don't REALLY want more stuff. In fact, our desire for most things that we buy goes much deeper than just wanting that cute new sweater for our next date night or the organizational bins to have your produce neatly displayed in your fridge. There's always more hidden and deeper meaning behind our desires and this is exactly what I'm breaking down with my guest Renee Benes in this week's episode of the podcast. Renee is a self-proclaimed shopaholic turned minimalist who took her family's journey of downsizing by 2,000 square feet and turned it into a global brand. She has been sharing her life stories and lessons of living with less in hopes of inspiring other people to design lives that feel bigger than stuff. In this conversation with Renee we talk about the deeper meaning behind why we want the things we do and whats really motivating your purchases at a core level. Enjoy!

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