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Tips For Remaining Resilient While Reaching Your Financial Goals With Guest Host Janet Lane
In this episode guest host Janet Lane goes over her how she’s navigated a the ups and downs of going through bankruptcy to being back in debt, becoming debt free and now paying off another season of debt. Life isn’t perfect and she talks about when debt was the only option and the types of things that have kept her in the game as curve balls have been thrown at her during this last bout of paying off her debt.
Listen carefully through the whole episode to pick up every nugget including Jake and Jayne getting down to “apple bottom jeans”!
In this episode we discuss
- Strategies to staying positive through hard things
- Helping your spouse through unexpected or difficult financial situations
- When debt may be unavoidable, and how to cope with it
Who we are
Janet Lane is a mother of 5 who is a stay at home mom turned entrepreneur helping to support her and her husbands goals to be debt free including their home in less than 5 years. Janet is a chef by trade but enjoys helping her husband rock their side hustle doing small (and sometimes large) remodeling projects for friends and family. She is one of the strongest people we know and goes through some of life's toughest trials with both tears streaming down and a smile on her face.
Jake and Jayne are the dynamic duo couple here to help you improve your marriage and relationships while achieving your financial goals. Money is one of the number one reasons for divorce in the US. and it doesn't have to be that way!
Jayne graduated from Utah State University in Family, Consumer, and Human Development with a minor in family finance and is an Accredited Financial Counselor through AFCPE. She has over 7 years of experience helping individuals, couples, and families overcome their challenges and achieve financial freedom.
Jake is pursuing a degree from Brigham Young University-Idaho in Marriage and Family Studies and hopes to help individuals and families overcome their struggles through fun and innovative activities.
Resources from this episode
www.powerpay.org
www.cashacademycoaching.com
Screenshot this episode and share it on social media! We love seeing your tags on Instagram, so be sure to tag us at @mrs.jaynelarson
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In this episode guest host Janet Lane goes over her how she’s navigated a the ups and downs of going through bankruptcy to being back in debt, becoming debt free and now paying off another season of debt. Life isn’t perfect and she talks about when debt was the only option and the types of things that have kept her in the game as curve balls have been thrown at her during this last bout of paying off her debt.
Listen carefully through the whole episode to pick up every nugget including Jake and Jayne getting down to “apple bottom jeans”!
In this episode we discuss
- Strategies to staying positive through hard things
- Helping your spouse through unexpected or difficult financial situations
- When debt may be unavoidable, and how to cope with it
Who we are
Janet Lane is a mother of 5 who is a stay at home mom turned entrepreneur helping to support her and her husbands goals to be debt free including their home in less than 5 years. Janet is a chef by trade but enjoys helping her husband rock their side hustle doing small (and sometimes large) remodeling projects for friends and family. She is one of the strongest people we know and goes through some of life's toughest trials with both tears streaming down and a smile on her face.
Jake and Jayne are the dynamic duo couple here to help you improve your marriage and relationships while achieving your financial goals. Money is one of the number one reasons for divorce in the US. and it doesn't have to be that way!
Jayne graduated from Utah State University in Family, Consumer, and Human Development with a minor in family finance and is an Accredited Financial Counselor through AFCPE. She has over 7 years of experience helping individuals, couples, and families overcome their challenges and achieve financial freedom.
Jake is pursuing a degree from Brigham Young University-Idaho in Marriage and Family Studies and hopes to help individuals and families overcome their struggles through fun and innovative activities.
Resources from this episode
www.powerpay.org
www.cashacademycoaching.com
Screenshot this episode and share it on social media! We love seeing your tags on Instagram, so be sure to tag us at @mrs.jaynelarson