WealthWaveNOW™

In this powerful episode, Kim Scouller breaks down the historic $124 trillion wealth transfer already underway and explains why women will inherit the majority of it. She explores the progress women have made in education and the workplace while exposing the financial challenges that still persist. Kim walks through the Seven Money Milestones, the stories behind the nine How Money Works for Women characters, and the practical steps women can take to close gaps, build confidence, and shape their financial futures. She also shares her own journey through education, law, leadership, and entrepreneurship, offering a relatable picture of what’s possible. This is an inspiring message for every woman preparing to take control of her financial life.

In this inspiring keynote episode, WealthWave leader Nick Mitchell challenges the status quo of the financial industry and makes the case for a radically different approach. Instead of competing in oversaturated markets, Nick explains how true success lies in bringing financial education into communities that have never had access to it. Through data, strategy, and mission-driven insight, he casts a vision for using tools like HowMoneyWorks to build trust, empower families, and reshape lives. It’s a call to stop doing what’s always been done—and start making a difference where it matters most.

In this episode of WealthWaveNOW, Carlin Wong shares a deeply personal story of generational lessons, financial shifts, and the power of education. By comparing his father's path to homeownership with the hurdles facing today's young adults, Carlin reveals why the old systems no longer work—and how financial educators can help write a new playbook. With $124 trillion set to change hands over the next 20 years, the time to step in and guide others is now. Learn how to turn financial education into a life-changing mission and help families bridge the gap between dreams and reality.

In this inspiring episode of WealthWaveNOW, UCLA economics student Josiah Campbell shares how a movement on campus is helping students learn what school never taught them—how money really works. Through his story of founding the Bruin Financial Literacy organization, Josiah explains why young people must measure their financial knowledge before earning their first paycheck. He introduces the Financial Literacy Quiz as a tool to track progress and reveal gaps, much like a GPS for financial success. His message is clear: education builds confidence, literacy builds freedom, and the time to act is now—before it’s too late.

In this powerful episode of WealthWaveNOW, Marico Walker takes us from a world of financial darkness to one illuminated by education and purpose. With heartfelt storytelling and deep conviction, he draws a parallel between being lost in a dark room and lacking financial awareness—and shows how the WealthWave system provides the “flashlight” that changes everything. Marico shares his own journey from an underpaid automotive technician to a confident entrepreneur and leader, emphasizing that success starts not with past history, but with imagination and action. This episode is a rallying cry for anyone feeling stuck to embrace financial education, entrepreneurship, and leadership in order to finally live the life they’ve dreamed of.

In this inspiring episode of WealthWaveNOW, Bronwyn Linder shares her journey from a ninth-grade math dropout in South Africa to leading a thriving financial brokerage in the U.S. As an immigrant, mother, and entrepreneur, she reveals how the next generation is rewriting the rules of wealth and purpose. Bronwyn exposes the massive opportunity ahead—an $84 trillion wealth transfer—and challenges listeners to step forward as the new face of finance. Her message is a call to action for anyone who’s ever been told they don’t belong: it’s time to prove them wrong and change the financial world for good.

In this passionate episode of WealthWaveNOW, Rose Macias delivers a powerful message about the unstoppable rise of women in finance and leadership. From her family’s personal trials to the historic milestones of women’s progress, Rose shows how today’s financial shift presents the biggest opportunity for women in generations. With two-thirds of America’s wealth soon to be in women’s hands, she challenges listeners to step up, find solutions, and build a culture of empowerment and integrity. This isn’t just about breaking ceilings—it’s about creating blue skies for everyone who dares to rise.

In this episode of WealthWaveNOW, Daniel Viruet breaks down what it means to be both in the right opportunity—and the right mindset—to win in the financial industry. Using the metaphor of a Ferrari vs. a minivan, Daniel reveals how WealthWave equips you with the fastest financial vehicle, but it’s up to you to learn how to drive it. He explains why the worst-case scenario of getting started is still a win, thanks to world-class education and mentorship. Whether you're searching for a side hustle or a total life overhaul, this episode shows how anyone can shift gears and rewrite their financial future.

In this special Hawaii edition of WealthWaveNOW, Tom Mathews sits down with industry legend and lifelong friend Xuan Nguyen to reflect on 40 years of business, leadership, and transformation. Together, they discuss the pivotal shift from traditional sales to a mission-driven movement centered on financial literacy. Xuan shares the challenges of changing an established model, the impact of an education-first approach, and the legacy he's building with the next generation, including his own family. Tune in for an inspiring discussion on vision, perseverance, and the future of financial education.

In this episode of WealthWaveNOW, host Kim Scouller speaks with Sharon Lechter, Lauren Mathews Fairey, and Christa Mathews about their books, HowMoneyWorks for Women and HowMoneyWorks for the Next Generation. They tackle financial challenges women and young adults face, from student debt to wealth-building, emphasizing the importance of financial literacy, mindset shifts, and taking action now.