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Side hustles are my jam. I think they are fun, rewarding, and build up your skills faster than anything. But they can feel heavy and overwhelming. This episode details out how to find/try a side hustle that is actually worth your time. I also share the secret to side hustle success. 🙂
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Budgeting isn’t just for your money. These tips will help you budget your time.
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Natalie Hodson is a mom of two who is best known for her ability to connect with women and their real-life situations. Natalie’s wildly popular blog, and social media presence gets more than 500,000 monthly unique visitors.
Natalie has been a speaker on many stages, ranging from Birth Without Fear conferences to Dave Ramsey’s Women’s Business Boutique to Grant Cardone’s 10x growth con.
Natalie has authored many ebooks, and last year put 70,000 women through her programs. She also has a podcast called “Pulling Back The Curtain with Natalie Hodson” that was just ranked in the top 200 business podcasts on iTunes.
Natalie employs and runs a growing team of 11 women here in the treasure valley. She currently resides in Idaho with her two children- but takes off to the mountains as frequently as possible. Natalie is an avid outdoorsman and currently holds the Idaho Fish & Game State Record for chinook salmon and white sturgeon.
In this episode we talk about how life for Natalie looks at the moment while managing being a mom and business owner, how money was discussed when she was a kid, when obsession is good and when it become too much, how she manages her goals within business, putting goals into perspective, and even how she talks about finances while dating.
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Megan- “My first ever #Moneywin to share. Credit card number 1 is paid off *before* the deferred interest hit!! One down, two to go. How did I do it? I hired Whitney as my money coach, learned how to use the budget spreadsheet, had money dates with myself, I was honest about where my money was going, I created my priority, set a deadline (before the deferred interest) and adjusted my spending. I feel SO liberated. This is great. If you’re on this journey don’t give up!” #moneywin
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Currently list of what I’m reading, eating, listening, watching and loving.
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Sometimes, we just have to be extra intentional with our wardrobe to keep us looking polished and stick to our budget. These tips will help you with that!
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Grant Aldrich founded OnlineDegree.com with a mission to make higher education more accessible and affordable for everyone. After graduating college with an overwhelming amount of debt, he was determined to change how students embark on their college education. Grant worked with startups and non-profits for 15 years prior to OnlineDegree.com. He graduated from University of California Irvine in Economics.
In this episode we talk about financial lessons learned from owning startups, how the business actually works in conjunction with traditional universities, how Grant makes money while not charging class fees, tips for getting a good education for a good price, and a conversation on what is causing the price increase for higher education.
Allie- “I just did a thing! A really big thing!! I just paid off my last credit card holding a balance from my grad school days! YAHOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!
Edited to add: Have been holding on to $12k in CC debt since 2012, ballooned to 17k in 2014, and only really got laser focused and started hacking away in 2016. Side hustles (dog walking, cat sitting, private clients) and joining my local Buy Nothing group really made a difference!” #moneywin
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Amanda Kintz is the founder and creator of Crunchy Hippie Life, an RN, and author of the book Dirt Cheap Adult: A Millennial’s Guide to Life on a Budget. In 2014, Amanda and her husband made just $16,000. During this time, they were able to pay down debt, live without credit cards, and sponsored two children overseas. She firmly believes that everyone can live an eco-friendly and healthy lifestyle, no matter what your budget is.
In this episode we talk about the emotional struggles of being out of work and how that can manifest in our financial lives, how we can all combine finance and sustainability, steps to take to become more environmentally minded while maintaining a budget, how Amanda’s mindset affected her life while living off of $16,000 for a year. She also shares some of her favorite DIY recipes for skincare and around the home products.
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Alicia- paid off $7,000 in debt, saved $2,000, and cash flowed a $2,500 vacay to Maui within the 3 months we worked together. #moneywin
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Weekly list of what I’m currently reading, listening, watching, eating and loving. Enjoy!
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Today, I’m breaking down the strategy I used to bring in an extra $400 by flipping furniture.
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Erin Papworth is the founder of Nav.it, an app that helps women become financial empowered, save money, and has a strong travel focus. She lives in Seattle, WA. Erin spent 13 years of her life working, traveling and living overseas, primarily in sub-Saharan Africa.
She worked in humanitarian aid in some conflict zones and also interned in Washington DC, and completed a Masters of Public Health too.
In this episode we talk about travel as a woman and some of our experiences, importance of women being educated on money, property ownership being a facilitator for individual economic growth, privilege, negotiating salaries, and why she created Nav.it.
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Alicia- “Nothing excites me like a great bargain. This week I got my favorite hiking boots for only $30 (normally $200) by purchasing on sale, using a promo code, and applying the balance of my REI dividend. Today, I got a my regular brand of $50 cat food for only $13 by walking down the clearance aisle in the pet food store. Dry cat food can’t really expire, right?
:)Happy for the deep discounts on my regular items!” #Moneywin
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