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This episode originally launched a couple years ago, but the content is super relevant today.

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About Cat

Catherine Alford is a nationally recognized financial educator who started her business with a $10 domain name and grew it into a multifaceted, six-figure digital media company. She is the creator of www.CatherineAlford.com, the co-founder of www.MillennialHomeowner.com, and the author of the book Mom’s Got Money: A millennial mom’s guide to managing money like a boss.

Through her work, she offers a suite of digital products and services include financial writing, public speaking, and influencer marketing all with the goal of helping women become more financially confident. Over the years, her writing and expertise have been featured in dozens of media outlets including Good Morning America, Yahoo Finance, Forbes, U.S. News and World Report, Real Simple, The Huffington Post, Kiplinger, Investopedia, Business Insider, and many more.

She currently lives just outside of Detroit, Michigan with her husband, their boy/girl twins, and a rescue dog named Julep.

What You’ll Learn

• In this episode we talk about:
• Why mother’s get treated differently by society differently
• What finding out she was pregnant with twins was like for Cat
• What it’s like to run a business while being a mom with a husband in med school
• Cat’s process of getting a book deal (it’s super inspirational!)
• Neutral thoughts – realistic ways to work toward positivity
• Mindset challenges specific to mothers
• Why family meetings can be so helpful and the importance of having goals
• Having other people hold you accountable and holding others accountable
• The Childcare vs Career dilemma
• Advice for giving (even when you feel like you can’t)

Resources

Cat’s Website

Pick up a copy of Mom’s Got Money

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About Lisa Tselebidis

As a professional organizer and KonMari certified consultant, Lisa supports her clients in decluttering and organizing their homes, minds, and lives. She truly believes that having a home in which you are only surrounded by items you love can be life-changing in many ways.

What You’ll Learn

In this episode we talk about:

• Lisa’s background in fashion and why she decided to leave it
• How Lisa took an interest in decluttering as a profession
• The core principles of Lisa’s personal approach to decluttering and organization
• Why tidying isn’t just about what meets the eye
• Why splitting your belongings into categories is important
• Making organization decisions based on what ‘sparks joy’
• The importance of understanding the ‘why’s behind your desire to declutter
• How to go about actually getting rid of your stuff
• How long the decluttering process actually takes
• What maintenance of decluttering and organization should look like
• Joy Checking your items

Resources

Lisa’s website

Download Lisa’s Free Category Checklist

Check out Lisa’s Insta

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There’s lot of reasons why you might not be progressing with your finances, but these are 7 common ones I see.

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