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"We realized that we were living just like the vast majority of everybody else in America, and possibly the world...You always think that you're going to get that life that you want...but you really never think about how you’re going to get there."
"I have always done business news and there’s a reason for that. I really love the intelligence and I love the math and the science that goes into explaining why a company is doing well, what’s going into their products, why is it so expensive, what are they doing to divest assets."
"You never want to see how the sausage is being made. That’s exactly a great description of TV because on air, everything looks smooth and fantastic and it looks like everything is going as planned but really behind the scenes we’re like ducks, our feet are paddling like crazy. But we look totally smooth on air. It’s a great adrenaline rush."
"Chip cards are the real game changer for the industry when it comes to more secure spending this holiday season...Use the chip whenever possible, don’t swipe if you don’t have to."
"The “successful” women that magazines like to cover are Sheryl or Marissa and my goal is to really uncover women that are operating behind the scenes, killing it professionally and have very visible, influential jobs. But I think the media, we’re kind of a lazy bunch."
"I think what’s more important is making sure that whenever you feel you are incredibly talented that you find a way to capitalize on those talents in your profession. Why give up a revenue stream that I know I’m highly qualified to do and very good at?"
"Live within your means. That’s, to me, the most important thing. Money is freedom, money gives us the opportunity to do the things that matter that we want to do. So I really feel like living within your means gives you the opportunity to not worry about money."
"I'm willing to do whatever it takes to get the film across the finish line. I think a lot of the times your best motivation for bringing people on board to collaborate with you is your own love and dedication to what you're doing."
"My husband and I got married this July. He's self-employed and has variable income and expenses. I work a pretty reliable, salaried job. We've always filed taxes separately and now wondering how do we know which is the best way to move forward to file?"
