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Actor and financial creator Freddy Smith shares how he rebuilt his finances after a business manager stole his money and stopped filing his taxes. We explore housing, student loans, childcare and healthcare costs, the gap between wages and living expenses, and his argument for starting to invest early.
What if the reason your habits never seem to stick isn’t a lack of discipline? Monica Packer, founder of About Progress and author of Sticky Habits, explores how perfectionism and all-or-nothing thinking sabotage our routines. We discuss identity, flexibility and sustainable growth—and why progress can matter more than elaborate trackers or perfect streaks.
What happens when you have checked all the boxes—the career, the family, the financial success—and something still feels off? Author, speaker and former Wall Street professional Unni Turrettini discusses Soulware and reconnecting with ourselves in a world that rewards productivity, performance and external validation.
Starting a business in your forties, fifties or beyond? Consumer expert and entrepreneur Trae Bodge, co-founder of the Threadneedle Alley Foundation, discusses finding funding, grants and mentorship. We explore the support and confidence needed to turn a midlife business idea into something sustainable.





