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EP. 427

Matt Kepnes

Nomadic Matt Travel Blogger

"You budget in your life so that you can make your money last. It’s really the same thing on the road. But we don’t think of that because we don’t live in a travel culture, we live in a vacation culture. You go elsewhere around the world and the whole idea of taking a year off or a gap year is pervasive."

EP. 426

Nely Galán

Author of "Self Made"

"I realized that there is a peril out there for women and multicultural women. We have to be more unafraid. We have to speak up. I have to speak up even more because it isn’t quite right. There are things that are still fixed that keep us from getting in and I have to speak out about it."

EP. 424

Kimberly Palmer

"Smart Mom, Rich Mom" Author

"When I became a mom six years ago, it felt like everything changed, including my finances. All of a sudden, I was so much more concerned with making sure we had financial security. I felt this intense pressure to make sure I was making the right choices."

EP. 423

Daniel Shapiro

"Negotiating The Non-Negotiable" Author

"Everybody is dealing with conflict. Everybody is dealing with negotiation. What keeps me alive is both being able to develop new ideas that can help people and then working with a whole variety of different people to try and spread those ideas."

EP. 422

Ask Farnoosh

Farnoosh Torabi

"I've recently taken on an independent contractor job as a side hustle to earn some extra cash. What percentage of this should be set aside for taxes? I don't want to be under-prepared and slammed with a huge tax bill for 2017."

EP. 421

Jennifer Gefsky

Co-Founder of Après

"We always say, “Don’t run from the gap.” Look, women do amazing things when they’re out of the workforce. They’re not just sitting at home. They’re doing volunteer work, they’re on a board, they’re on community activities. That all has translatable value to workplaces."

EP. 420

Christine Hassler

Life Coach

"Self-criticism is motivating. It gets us to do things and it creates results, so then it becomes kind of addictive. People think that they have to keep being hard on themselves to push themselves forward. But, a lot of times people don’t realize how negative their relationship with themself is."