Posts Tagged ‘her money matters’
[Summer Cool Off Series] A Chat With Skye McLain | HMM 58
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The Summer Cool Off Series continues! Today we are chatting with Skye McLain. She’s very transparent about her and her family’s journey to debt freedom not only in this episode but in writing about it on her blog as well. What You’ll Learn In Today’s Episode: What the Money Management School of the Jett Family…
Read More[Summer Cool Off Series] Book & Blog Recommendations | HMM 57
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This episode kicks off the July Summer Cool Off Series for recommendations of money books, blogs and podcasts. Plus, we’ll be introducing you to some fabulous ladies who blog or podcast about money. Why am I doing this? Shouldn’t I be promoting just my podcast, my content? A big NO. Here is the deal you…
Read MorePlaying One’s Strengths With Talaat And Tai McNeely | HMM 56
Talaat and Tai McNeely are a couple that not only talk the talk, but walk the walk. They share their story as a couple and what they have overcome financially. You will also gain some insight on how they handle talking money as a couple! I have a feeling you’ll become as much of a…
Read MoreWhat Financial Health Means To Me
Typically financial health is not a term we use very often, but something most definitely we need to tune into. Of course with the topic of money still being a taboo conversation probably doesn’t help but we can always change that. According to Investopedia: Financial health is a term used to describe the state of…
Read More4 Messy Money Lessons That Supercharged Our Money
My family is blessed to have financial freedom, but it wasn’t always the case. Before learning these 4 messy money lessons I have to say life was different, BUT I do have to acknowledge that: I always have been a good saver. My upbringing taught me independence. This independent thinking also brought curiosity which led…
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