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Sometimes it feels like personal finance advice isn’t relatable- especially if you have a limited income. These tips are for people who are truly paycheck to paycheck and looking for some tips to help.

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Have you ever found that you are in a bit of a funk? Like you can’t seem to follow through on things and stay disciplined on the daily tasks? I was in the same sitch. That’s why I was excited to try this program and build up my mental toughness.

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Building wealth is a process. This episode discusses 3 areas that will help you build wealth and stay on track with your financial journey.

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No doubt there has been a lot going on in the job market with the “Great Resignation”.

We are finding that sometimes quitting something is the best option for us. That’s why I wanted to revisit this episode with Lynne Marie Morski on 6 steps to strategic quitting.

I hope you enjoy this episode and find some value in it.

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About Kimberlee Davis

Kimberlee Davis has more than 25 years of finance, legal, and corporate experience and is a Managing Director/Partner at The Bahnsen Group, a bi-coastal wealth management firm, where she specializes in personal wealth advising. She is also a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst focusing on helping women transition to financial independence after life-altering events such as death or divorce. Kimberlee is the host of The Fiscal Feminist, a podcast and platform about women and their relationship with money and finance.

What You’ll Learn

In this episode we talk about:

• How Kimberlee’s experience as financial advisor led her to become passionate especially about finance for women
• Trying parts of Kimberlee’s life that served as financial lessons for her
• Unrealistic expectations around primary breadwinning and motherhood
• How women can shift the conversation around money by addressing finance on the micro and macro levels
• Why women need to be intentional with career choices and realize that good is good enough
• The importance of automation in your finances
• How Kimberlee advises people that feel like they are too far behind to start investing in their retirement
• Rethinking retirement norms
• Starting the financial conversation with your parents and figuring out the best financial plan for them
• The psychological toll navigating your parents’ finances can take

Resources

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DISCLAIMER: This episode discusses really tough subjects regarding mental health, loss of a child, eating disorders and other topics that may be triggering for some. Listener discretion is advised.

About Laura Parr

Laura Parr is a sales professional in aviation. She has an incredible story of healing childhood trauma and is an open book on all things divorce, love, and loss.

Laura is a mental health advocate and is passionate about discussing the (often undiscussed) connection between mental health and how that can affect your finances.

What You’ll Learn

In this episode we talk about:

• Cultural differences between Columbia and the U.S.
• Moving to the states
• Dealing with mental health issues
• Paying off debt with the “Emotional debt snowball”
• How Laura began to heal past trauma through personal finance
• Finding a deeper purpose with money through giving back

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Learning how to improve your self-talk and self-confidence is a powerful skill to use on your financial journey.

This episode is packed with some gems and is definitely worth the revisit as episodes sometimes get lost in the queue.

I hope you enjoy this one if it’s your first time listening in or a refresher for you. 🙂

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*Note: There were some audio cutouts towards the end of the episode. This shouldn’t affect the content too much. Just a heads up!

About Brian Feroldi

Brian Feroldi is a financial educator, YouTuber, and author of “Why Does The Stock Market Go Up?”. He has been intensely interested in money, personal finance, and investing ever since he graduated from college. Brian started investing in 2004.

In the beginning, he had no idea what he was doing and got his teeth kicked in. His returns improved dramatically over time as his experience and knowledge about the stock market grew. Brian’s career mission statement is “to spread financial wellness.”

What You’ll Learn

In this episode we discuss:

• What a stock actually is and what it represents
• A background of how stocks as we know them were invented
• What a stock exchange is
• Origin of the Dow Jones Industrial Average and how it works
• Stock market indexes and how they can help us make investment decisions
• What a market capitalization is
• How to actually purchase a stock
• Why the stock market goes up
• The two ways to make money from a stock
• Stock buybacks and why a company would do that
• Resources Brian recommends for people who want to get to know the stock market

Resources

Grab a copy of Brian’s book

Brian’s website

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Say hi to Brian on IG

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