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In this episode of Everyone’s Talkin’ Money, we’re diving into the untold story of stay-at-home moms and financial independence with Karen Johnson, also known as The 21st Century SAHM. Karen opens up about her powerful new book, What Do I Want to Be When They Grow Up?, and the identity crisis many mothers face when they step away from a paycheck to raise their kids.
You’ll hear:
How to reclaim your financial worth as a stay-at-home mom — even if you’re not bringing in income
The emotional and financial cost of sacrificing your career for your family and how to rebuild your sense of self
Why investing in yourself isn’t selfish — and how to do it without the mom guilt
How to have honest money conversations with your partner when you’re not earning a paycheck
Karen’s top advice for women in their 40s navigating big life pivots and financial decisions
Whether you’re a stay-at-home mom, a working mom, or somewhere in between, this conversation will remind you that your worth isn’t defined by a paycheck — and that it’s never too late to invest in you.
You’ll walk away learning:
Many women feel guilt about pursuing interests outside of motherhood.
Motherhood can feel like a death of previous identity.
Social media often portrays an unrealistic view of motherhood.
Women are conditioned to feel guilty about not enjoying every moment.
Perfectionism can negatively impact mental health in motherhood.
It's important to focus on accomplishments rather than shortcomings.
Unpaid labor in the household is valuable and should be recognized. Women should feel empowered to ask for what they deserve.
Many women handle day-to-day finances but lack knowledge of larger financial matters.
It's crucial for both partners to be educated about household finances.
Financial literacy can prevent future hardships in case of unexpected events.
Women often feel guilty about spending money on themselves.
Selfishness in financial decisions can be redefined as self-care.
Finding personal hobbies is essential for mental well-being.
Aging can bring a sense of freedom and acceptance.
Conversations about money should be open and honest, without guilt.
Follow Karen on social media @21stcenturysahm and visit the21stcenturysahm.com to pre-order her book, What Do I Want to Be When They Grow Up?
And don’t forget to follow us on Instagram @everyonestalkinmoney for more real talk about money, motherhood, and finding your power.
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Are budgets making you feel trapped instead of empowered? In this episode of Everyone’s Talkin’ Money, Shari sits down with Rachel Duncan, a financial therapist and founder of the Money Healing Club, to discuss why traditional budgeting often backfires — and how to break free from the binge-and-restrict cycle for good. Rachel reveals how emotional spending can spiral into spending addiction, why self-compassion is the missing link in most financial plans, and how to create a spending plan that actually aligns with your life.
You’ll hear:
Why Rachel believes traditional budgeting is a recipe for financial burnout
How to spot the emotional triggers behind spending addiction and take control
The real reason emotional spending can feel impossible to stop — and how to heal it
Rachel’s practical tips for building a spending plan that’s flexible, sustainable, and guilt-free
Ready to take the first step toward financial healing? Rachel is offering 50% off the Money Healing Club for all listeners for their first month. Just use the code TALKIN at MoneyHealingClub.com and start transforming your money mindset today.
You’ll walk away learning:
Rethinking budgeting can lead to financial peace.
Emotional triggers play a significant role in spending habits.
Flexibility in financial planning is crucial for success.
Understanding needs versus wants is essential for budgeting.
Spending addiction often stems from emotional triggers.
Self-compassion is a key skill in financial management.
Traditional budgeting methods can lead to burnout.
Planning for annual expenses can prevent financial stress.
Open conversations about money can reduce shame.
Creative solutions can help maintain social connections while spending less.
And don’t forget to connect with us on Instagram @everyonestalkinmoney for daily money mindset tips, behind-the-scenes content, and episode updates.
Tune in, take notes, and get ready to rethink your relationship with money. Because financial healing isn’t about restriction — it’s about building a plan that actually works for you.
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In this episode of Everyoneâs Talkinâ Money, Iâm joined by Kara Stevensâfounder of The Frugal Feminista, personal finance coach, and unapologetic advocate for women healing their relationship with money.Kara opens up about her journey from earning six figures while buried in $65K of debt to building a life centered around emotional well-being, financial clarity, and aligned values. We talk about how money avoidance shows up in sneaky ways, why emotional spending isnât just about impulse, and how to demolish debt without feeling like youâre in financial lockdown.Youâll hear:Why income doesnât equal financial confidenceHow generational money trauma impacts Black women in particularWhat âvalues-based budgetingâ actually looks like in real lifeThe difference between being rich and feeling richWhy healingânot hustlingâis the real secret to long-term wealthWe also dive into Karaâs approach to parenting around money, navigating side hustles while holding a 9-to-5, and the mindset shifts that turn shame into strategy.Whether youâre staring down your own debt, trying to break a financial cycle, or just ready to feel more in control of your moneyâthis conversation is a must-listen.You'll walk away knowing:Many women face hidden struggles with money and debt.Shame and confusion often accompany financial challenges.Teaching children about money can create a positive relationship with finances.Debt repayment should be approached with compassion and understanding.Balancing work and side hustles requires strategic planning.Income does not equate to wealth; understanding assets is crucial.Finding fulfillment beyond spending is essential for financial well-being.Aligning spending with personal values can lead to better financial decisions.Creating sustainable financial goals involves understanding one's pace and needs.Healing one's relationship with money is key to achieving financial success.Resources & Links: Heal Your Relationship With Money by Kara StevensVisit Kara at The Frugal FeministaFollow @frugalfeminista on InstagramDon't miss out on any of the money talkin' fun! Follow us on Instagram @everyonestalkinmoneyLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Feeling like you’re running out of time to “get it together” financially? You’re not alone—and more importantly, you’re not behind.
In this episode of Everyone’s Talkin’ Money, host Shari Rash sits down with author, entrepreneur, and creator of The 30Phobia Project, Kate Berski, who went from broke at 29 to millionaire by 39. She’s proof that financial timelines are made up—and that it’s never too late to take charge of your money, your mindset, and your future.
Kate gets real about the financial anxiety so many of us feel in our 30s, the pressure to hit unrealistic milestones, and the myth that saving alone will get you to wealth. Instead, she shares how shifting her mindset, increasing her income, and letting go of comparison unlocked the life—and bank account—she always dreamed of.
What you’ll learn in this episode:
Why your 30s (and 40s!) are the perfect time to build real wealth
The most common money lies we believe—and how to replace them
How to earn more without burning out or starting over
The truth about social media, comparison, and financial shame
How short-term risks can lead to long-term financial wins
Whether you're stuck in a job that doesn’t pay you what you’re worth, struggling with financial insecurity, or just tired of feeling “behind,” this conversation will inspire you to rethink your path—and start building wealth on your timeline.
Download Kate’s free Mind Hacker Cards
Order Kate’s book: 30Phobia: Why Your 20s Suck and How to Get UnStuck→ link to buy
Connect with Kate on Instagram: @kateberski
Learn more: kateberski.com
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If you’ve ever said, “I’m just bad with money,” this episode is your wake-up call.
Money isn’t just math—it’s emotion, memory, survival, and shame. And chances are, you were never taught how to have a healthy, empowered relationship with it. In this solo episode, Shannah peels back the emotional layers of what it really means to be “bad with money” and guides you through a powerful reframe that can shift everything.
You’ll laugh, maybe cry (in a good way), and definitely leave with a new perspective—and actual tools—to stop spiraling and start rewriting your money story.
This is your financial reset, your pep talk, and your permission slip to stop carrying money shame and start stepping into money power.
Why you’re not actually bad with money (and who taught you that you were)
How to uncover your “Money Origin Story”
Three simple, powerful money exercises that go beyond budgeting
The truth about emotional spending—and how to stop sabotaging yourself
How to rewrite your internal money script and finally feel in control
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What if money isn't just about budgeting, saving, or grinding harder—but instead, a form of radical self-love? In this powerful episode of Everyone’s Talkin’ Money, Shari sits down with Elizabeth Ralph—wealth strategist, intuitive investor, and host of The Spiritual Investor podcast—to completely rewire how we think about money.
A former financial executive turned energetic wealth mentor, Elizabeth shares how money and love operate on the same frequency—and how learning to receive is just as important as learning to earn. They dig into why we confuse discipline with deprivation, how spiritual people accidentally block abundance, and why aligning your financial decisions with your values is one of the most loving things you can do for yourself.
This isn’t your typical money advice. This is money through a soul-aligned, energetically expansive lens. Whether you’ve been stuck in scarcity, avoiding your bank account, or wondering why things still feel tight despite "doing everything right"—this episode is your reset.
You’ll learn:
Why money is an act of self-love—not sacrifice
How to shift from lack-based goals to aligned wealth creation
The trap of spiritual bypassing in money work
What “money normalization” is and why it keeps you stuck
How to create abundance without hustle or shame
Plus, Elizabeth shares what intentional investing really looks like—beyond portfolios and into your purpose.
Ready to shift your relationship with money for good? This is the conversation you didn’t know you needed.
Elizabeth is gifting the ETM audience a free month of SI Club (normally $17/month). This includes investing tools, energetic money teachings, and a supportive community space. Sign up here: Free Month of SI Club
Learn more about Elizabeth Ralph: Website: thespiritualinvestor.com
Podcast: The Spiritual Investor Podcast
Instagram: @elizabethralph
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Let’s face it—most of us would rather do anything than talk about death. But avoiding the conversation doesn’t make it go away—it just leaves your loved ones drowning in decisions, grief, and sometimes financial chaos.
In this episode of Everyone’s Talkin’ Money, I sit down with Dr. Kimberly Harms, a grief counselor, death doula, mediator, author, and former national spokesperson for the American Dental Association, who has lived through more loss and reinvention than most of us can imagine. From losing her son to suicide, her husband to a broken heart, and her career to injury, Kim rebuilt her life by embracing the hardest conversations—and now she teaches others how to prepare emotionally and financially for the inevitable.
We talk about:
Why open conversations about death and money reduce family conflict and emotional trauma
The importance of legacy planning, estate organization, and writing a “love letter” binder
Common financial regrets people share at the end of life—and how to avoid them
What every member of the sandwich generation needs to know about long-term care and expectations
How to talk to your kids (and grandkids! and parents!) about death without fear or shame
Why grief + money = explosive—and how to avoid drama by planning ahead
The surprising role of hospice, and why dying on your terms can be the greatest gift you give
Kim’s wisdom will leave you inspired to tackle your own plans, have those long-overdue conversations, and rethink what a “wealthy” life really means.
You’re going to walk away knowing:
Financial planning is crucial for emotional preparedness in end-of-life scenarios.
Hospice care focuses on comfort rather than prolonging life.
Many families experience conflict after a death due to lack of communication.
Leaving a legacy of love is the most important aspect of life.
Planning for retirement and end-of-life care can alleviate burdens on family members.
Kim encourages writing love letters to family members as a lasting legacy.
Conversations about death should be normalized to reduce fear and discomfort.
Joy and resilience are essential themes in navigating life's challenges.
If you just want to make life easier for your loved one, or yourself - this is your must-listen episode.
Connect with Dr. Kimberly Harms: https://drkimberlyharms.com
Learn more about her book Are you Ready? How to Build a Legacy to Die For
Rethinking Death.Life podcast
Connect with me (Shari!) on Instagram: @everyonestalkinmoney
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What happens when you hand a mic to a room full of 8th graders and start talking about money? You get insights that are smarter, bolder, and more financially sound than you’d expect — and in some cases, more than most adults can offer.
In this episode of Everyone’s Talkin’ Money, I’m taking you behind the scenes of my daughter’s middle school Career Day, where I spoke about being a money expert and podcaster. But instead of just lecturing, I flipped the script and asked them the big money questions. What I heard blew me away.
We’ll explore:
How a one-quarter financial literacy class (just 45 days!) is shaping the way kids think about saving, spending, and investing
Why kids associate money with freedom — and adults with stress
Actionable ways parents, guardians, and educators can start real money conversations with kids (without eye rolls or lectures)
The simple frameworks I use to teach kids how to spend, save, and give with purpose
What my first job as a “toast girl” taught me about assigning value to every dollar
Whether you’re a parent, educator, or just someone who wants to raise a generation of money-smart kids, this episode will leave you inspired — and ready to start the conversation.
Tune in to hear how just a little bit of financial education can go a very long way.
What you'll walk away with:
Money is about feelings, mindset, and not just spreadsheets.
Kids can have a strong financial foundation if taught early.
Engaging kids in money conversations empowers them.
Every dollar should have a purpose to instill confidence.
Teaching kids about money can prevent future mistakes.
Financial literacy classes in schools make a difference.
Kids understand concepts like delayed gratification and impulse spending.
Adults should share their money mistakes to teach wisdom.
Saving and budgeting are essential skills for kids.
Money management is about balance between spending and saving.
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Money is the great equalizer—even for U.S. presidents. In this episode, bestselling author and financial expert Megan Gorman joins me to reveal the surprising, messy, and totally relatable financial stories of America’s commanders-in-chief.
Shannah and Morgan dig into how student debt, budgeting failures, and quiet financial panic have shaped the men who shaped the country. And trust me—these aren’t the stories you learned in history class. From Thomas Jefferson’s spending addiction to why Herbert Hoover might be your new financial role model, we uncover the real money lessons hiding behind the White House curtains.
Whether you’re in debt, rebuilding, or just trying to get a grip on your finances, this episode will leave you feeling a little less alone—and a lot more empowered.
What We Cover:
Why money worries don’t stop at the Oval Office
Which presidents were surprisingly bad with money (and who got it right)
The role women played in financial decision-making behind the scenes
What presidential money mess-ups can teach us about resilience and leadership
Why financial literacy should be considered a leadership skill
How student loans haunt even the most powerful
And the budgeting habits worth stealing from history
About Megan Gorman:
Megan Gorman is the author of All the Presidents’ Money, a fascinating dive into how U.S. presidents handled their personal finances—and what it reveals about power, failure, and money myths. She’s also a financial strategist, speaker, and contributor to major outlets like Forbes and The Wall Street Journal.
Grab the Book:
You can find All the Presidents’ Money by Megan Gorman everywhere books are sold.
Links & Resources:
Megan’s Website: megangorman.com
Get the Book:
All the Presidents' Money
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In a world of layoffs, AI disruptions, and career burnout, it's never been more critical to take control of your professional life. In this episode, Erika Ayers Badan—author of Nobody Cares About Your Career—breaks down the five simple (but powerful) actions you need to succeed at work: do the work, always be learning, build your network, make time to think, and have a clear vision for your career.
We dive deep into what it really means to own your career path, how to stay grounded when things feel uncertain, and why a strong money mindset is a must if you want to be paid what you’re worth. This is your real-world, no-fluff blueprint for building a meaningful career—even when everything around you feels chaotic.
What You’ll Learn:
The five essential actions that lead to career success
How to create a clear career vision and direction
The right way to network for real growth
What to do when layoffs or job changes hit
How to set boundaries and create true work-life balance
Why your mindset about money affects your professional future
Get Erika’s book Nobody Cares About Your Career - https://www.erikaayersbadan.com/book
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By 2030, women will control over $30 trillion in wealth—but the financial industry still hasn’t caught up. Despite this massive shift, many female investors feel underserved, unheard, or outright ignored by traditional financial advice. So what gives?
In this episode of Everyone’s Talkin’ Money, Shannah and Shari are joined by Cary Carbonaro—award-winning Certified Financial Planner™, Women & Wealth Ambassador at Ashton Thomas, and author of the soon-to-be-released Women and Wealth—to uncover exactly where the industry is falling short and how to fix it.
We cover:
Why 67% of female investors feel misunderstood by their advisors
How to attract and retain female clients through better communication
Behavioral finance tools every advisor should be using with women
Breaking outdated gender assumptions in financial planning
Why Women and Wealth is the playbook the industry needs right now
If you're a woman navigating wealth—or a financial pro ready to serve women better—this episode is your wake-up call.
Grab Cary’s new book Women and Wealth: A Playbook to Empower Clients and Unlock Their Fortune (Wiley)
Learn more about Cary and her work:
https://www.carycarbonaro.com
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Getting a big tax refund might feel like winning the financial lottery—but spoiler alert: it’s not free money, it’s a sign you’ve been giving the IRS an interest-free loan all year. In this episode, I’m breaking down the financial reality behind your tax refund and showing you how to flip the script for long-term money power.
We’ll talk about why owing taxes isn’t always a bad thing, how to adjust your withholdings the smart way, and what to do with that extra cash in your paycheck (hint: it’s time to put your money to work). You’ll walk away with practical strategies to pay less in taxes, avoid those painful surprises in April, and finally take control of your tax season like a boss.
Whether you’ve been counting on that refund or dreading your tax bill, this episode will change the way you think about the IRS—and your own money habits—for good.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Why tax refunds aren’t “bonus” money
How to adjust your W-4 to keep more cash throughout the year
What to do if you owe taxes—and how to avoid panic
Strategies to maximize tax-advantaged accounts like 401(k)s and HSAs
How to use your tax return data to break even next year
Where to put your “found money” so it builds wealth instead of disappearing
Love what you're hearing? Be sure to rate and review the show. Also, don't keep us a secret, share this episode with a friend! Want to have even more fun?! Follow Shari on Instagram at @everyonestalkinmoney
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Life isn’t just expensive — it’s strategically expensive. From college debt to first apartments, weddings, babies, buying homes, midlife career chaos, and finally retirement, every life phase hits your wallet harder than the last.
In this episode of Everyone’s Talkin’ Money, Shari breaks down the five (plus!) biggest financial phases you'll face — and how to survive each one without spiraling into panic mode.
You’ll learn:
How to avoid student loan traps and budget through the broke college years
Why your first paycheck isn’t as big as it looks — and how to adult without going broke
The real cost of weddings, homes, and babies (hint: it’s more than your Pinterest board thinks)
How to financially prepare for midlife chaos — career pivots, aging parents, and rising healthcare costs
Why retirement isn’t a finish line — it’s a decades-long phase you need to plan for now
Whether you’re knee-deep in bills, spotting life changes on the horizon, or helping someone else navigate their journey, this episode is your practical guide to building financial confidence through every stage.
Tune in, take notes, and share with a friend who needs a financial BFF in their corner.
Because no one should go through these expensive phases alone.
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Feeling like you’re behind in life (and in your bank account)? You’re not alone — and you’re definitely not broken.
In this first solo episode, Shari Rash is calling out one of the biggest silent killers of your financial peace: comparison.
Spoiler alert: It’s not just draining your confidence — it’s draining your wallet, your energy, and your joy.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Why comparison quietly wrecks your money mindset
How to spot when comparison is driving your financial decisions
A real-life story of rushing into homeownership for all the wrong reasons
How jealousy can actually be used as a powerful tool (not a shame spiral)
The exact mindset shift to help you stay grounded in your timeline
Why staying in your own lane isn’t just good advice — it’s a real money strategy
Plus, Shari walks you through a quick Money Vision Exercise to help you reconnect to what you actually want — not what looks good on Instagram.
This week’s challenge:
Notice one moment when comparison tries to sneak in — and choose curiosity instead of shame.
DM Shari @everyonestalkinmoney on Instagram what you realized or tag her in your wins!
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Connect with Shari:
Instagram: @everyonestalkinmoney
Website: everyonestalkinmoneypodcast.com
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What happens when the only person who can help… is you, but you're already drowning? In this special crossover episode, I’m sharing my recent appearance on the incredible True Home Confessions podcast. A listener calls in with a heart-wrenching dilemma: her mom is aging, refusing help, and hinting at moving in. The problem? She’s not financially or emotionally ready—and she’s stuck in that “good daughter” guilt loop.
You’ll hear my advice on what to actually consider before combining finances or buying a home with a parent, and how to set healthy boundaries when emotions and obligations are all tangled up.
If you’ve ever felt like you're carrying the weight of your family’s expectations—especially when it comes to money—this episode will hit home.
In this episode:
The emotional cost of being the “responsible one”
Financial red flags when a parent wants to move in
How to create boundaries before resentment takes over
Why saying “no” can be the most loving thing you do
Resources & Links:
Listen to more episodes of True Home Confessions
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You’re in for something extra special today. Not only are we tackling a powerful listener question from Jen—who’s wondering if it’s too late to build wealth in her 40s as a single mom—but we’re also dropping some BIG news...
Meet your new official co-host of Everyone’s Talkin’ Money: Shari Rash!
Shari is a fellow money expert and all-around badass when it comes to building wealth that feels good. She’s joining the mic with me to bring even more insights, real talk, and money magic to the pod.
In this episode, we dive into:
Jen’s story of paying off debt and feeling unsure if she’s “behind”
Why your 40s are not too late to build wealth
Real tips and mindset shifts that create momentum at any age
How to stop the shame spiral and take aligned money action now
If you’ve ever felt like you missed the boat on building wealth, this episode is your loving kick in the pants to stop doubting and start doing.
Be sure to share this episode if you enjoyed it!
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Let me ask you something: if a crisis hit tomorrow, would your finances be ready?
In this episode, I’m joined by financial preparedness expert Tony Steuer, and we’re talking about something most people avoid—getting your financial life organized. Whether it’s life insurance, estate planning, or simply knowing where your documents are, having a Financial First Aid Kit is one of the most important (and overlooked) ways to protect yourself and your family.
We get into the why behind the avoidance, how to break through the intimidation, and exactly what you need to have in place so you’re not left scrambling when life throws you a curveball. No shame. Just action steps you can actually follow.
If you’ve been putting this off, this episode is your sign to start.
Here’s what we talk about:
Why so many of us avoid financial planning (and how to stop)
What belongs in your Financial First Aid Kit
How to think about life insurance in a totally new way
Why digital and physical copies of documents are essential
Resources I Mention:
Tony Steuer’s Website & Tools
Create Your Financial First Aid Checklist
Let’s Connect:
Instagram: @shannahgame
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If you've been feeling stuck, scared, or straight-up pissed about money lately — this one's for you.
According to a new LinkedIn Workforce Confidence survey, Americans are less confident about their financial future than they were in 2020. Yep, lower than the panic-buying, banana-bread-baking era of the pandemic.
In this episode, I break down why your financial confidence is tanking (spoiler: it’s not just you), what’s actually going on behind the scenes, and the real, practical things you can do this week to take your power back — without budgeting yourself into oblivion.
We’re talking emotional burnout, job market instability, AI-induced panic, and the sneaky ways financial trauma is still messing with your decision-making. But more importantly, we’re talking solutions — bold, doable, no-BS strategies to rebuild confidence, reclaim control, and move forward.
What You’ll Learn:
Why financial confidence is at a record low (and why that matters)
How fear is silently shaping your money moves
5 practical steps to start rebuilding confidence today
The one tiny money goal you can hit this week to feel back in charge
Why your nervous system and your bank account need a plan
LINKS
LinkedIn Survey
Instagram: @shannahgame
True Home Confessions podcast
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Want to stop working for your money and start having your money work for you? This vault episode is packed with insights on how to build multiple streams of passive income—even if you’re starting from scratch.
I’m joined by Chris Miles, the Cash Flow Expert and Anti-Financial Advisor, who became financially independent not once, but twice, and paid off over $1 million in debt without declaring bankruptcy. Chris pulls back the curtain on why traditional financial advice keeps you stuck, and how shifting your mindset and money strategy can open the door to real wealth.
In this episode, we break down:
How to build passive income on almost any budget
Why traditional financial advice can do more harm than good
The truth about scarcity mindset and why saving alone won’t make you wealthy
How to rethink everything you’ve been told about retirement planning
If you're ready to challenge the old-school money rules and create lasting wealth your way, this episode is a must-listen.
Links
Money Ripples Website: https://moneyripples.com
Money Ripples Podcast: https://moneyripples.com/podcast
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Let’s get real: women are more likely to end up in poverty, have less money saved, and face bigger financial challenges than men. But why? And more importantly—what can we do about it?
In this powerful episode, I’m joined by the incredible Kim Curtis, bestselling author of Money Secrets and Retirement Secrets, nationally recognized wealth management advisor, and CEO of Wealth Legacy. Kim breaks down the systemic reasons behind the wealth gap and shares the exact steps women can take right now to take control of their financial futures and build the wealth they deserve.
We’re talking strategy, mindset, and money moves. If you’ve ever felt behind or unsure where to start with your money, this conversation is your wake-up call.
LINKS & RESOURCES
Kim’s Website – Wealth Legacy Institute
Money Secrets Book
Retirement Secrets Book
CONNECT WITH SHANNAH
Follow Shannah on Instagram
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