I’m chuffed to welcome Cathy Heller (teacher, author, and well-renowned podcast host) back to the show! I love chatting with Cathy because there’s so much overlap between her s
Well Money Lover, we’ve reached the final step of the 7 Steps to Wealth: Protect. This step may not be as much fun as earning or investing, but it’s every bit as important. If
I don’t record a bonus episode every time a major event takes place, but I do find cause for chiming in when I see something sparking questions, curiosity, and potential concerns
“Invest” is one of my favorite steps to wealth because this is where the money game gets fun, and it starts to feel like the rules of money are working in your favor. The previ
We’re officially at (almost) everyone’s favorite step: Earn! Most people think about earning when they imagine building wealth because more money seems like the obvious solutio
We’ve made it to Step 4 in our 7 Steps to Wealth framework, Ask. It’s time to explore what you really want–and what gets in the way of asking for what you want–so you can l
Talking about money might seem like a tiny, negligible part of your wealth building experience–but it’s not. It is transformative. That’s why the third step of my 7 Steps to
Alright Money Lover–are you ready to make some financial planning magic happen…without a budget? Because that’s what we’re talking about in this week’s podcast episode, a
The best wealth building strategies are timeless (IMO), which is why I love the 7 Steps to Wealth: A framework I created that identifies seven essential steps or actions you must t
It’s been about five years since I last spoke with today’s guest, George Kinder, about how good financial plans enable you to achieve life goals–but it feels like yesterday!
Today we’re doing something a little bit different on the podcast, inspired by a social media post I saw: Someone found a question from Reddit about marital + financial problems,
Money and feelings are so intertwined, which makes sense because our feelings are a part of absolutely everything we do–whether we want to acknowledge them or not. Today’s gues