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We’re exploring fear and failure on the show today. It’s not my intention to end the year on a sour note. Instead, we’re going to review all the badass, wonderful insights our guests have shared on how they fought their fears and how failure allowed them to become the strong, successful people that they are today.
This is our third show dedicated to reviewing the best of the year. Today, we are focusing on the intersection of women, work and money. As you can imagine, this topic came up a lot in 2017. It was a historical year for women. Call me an optimist, but I sort of feel like the New Year has got to see an uptick in female hires and promotions.
I've met my financial goals... can I spend some of my money on something "fun?" My parents think I shouldn't. My boyfriend and I just moved in together and are wondering... should we save for a wedding then a house or a house then the wedding? Should I increase my auto insurance deductible?
Who wants a raise? Who wants to make more money? That’s all of us, right? Today’s theme is how to make more money. I'm talking the MOST money you ever thought possible. The fact is a lot of us grapple with how to value ourselves, both as employees, as contractors and entrepreneurs. Remember: You don’t get what you deserve, you get what you negotiate.
We’re kicking off our year end wraps with some of the best interviews on the topic of retirement, specifically early retirement. Many of you want to know how to get out of the grind sooner than later. We've been fortunate to have some early retirees stop by the podcast to share their insights.
I swore 2017 would be my year to conquer my personal finances but I didn't even come close... help! My family lives on the east coast and wants us to all fly home for the holidays. It's expensive for us so what should we do?
As we approach the end of the year, I thought we’d like to hear from one of the country’s top health and nutrition coaches. Lauren Slayton is the founder of Foodtrainers, a private nutritional counseling office in New York City. She’s also the author of the popular book, The Little Book of Thin.
You know, it's never a perfect time to talk about things like life insurance, estate planning and wills. It's kind of a downer. But, your financial life would not be so solid if you didn't take care of these issues. I think it's important that we talk about them on this podcast. To help us, I brought on Estate Planning Attorney, Laura Cowan.
My boyfriend and I are recent grads, and we don't have too much experience with personal finances. Should we get a financial planner? What do we need to know? When do I disclose I'm pregnant if I'm interviewing for a new job?
