Posts Tagged ‘money lessons’
How She Stayed Clear Of The Debt Trap With Valerie Rind | HMM 43
What do you get when you put a corporate attorney and mix in a personal finance writer for good measure? A lot of financial goodness in one episode! Stop what you are doing, press play and learn about Valerie Rind! What You’ll Learn In Today’s Episode: How her parents’ way of paying kept her out of…
Read MoreNo One Is Going To Care About Your Money Like You Do With Lynnette Khalfani-Cox | HMM 39
There is no level of income that can’t be outspent. If you spend more than you earn you’ll always be broke and in debt. Those are some wise words right there from from the one and only Lynnette Khalfani-Cox. No one can control that but you because you are in charge of your money (since…
Read MoreAn $800 Confession & Its Beautiful Money Lesson With Danetha Doe | HMM 37
You know how I love coffee? You can say MIMOSAS and Danetha will be right over. She shares so much good stuff in this episode, but I think my favorite part was her $800 confession. I loved it so much so that I dug a little deeper into this at the end of the episode!…
Read More[Reflections Edition] 9 Money Lessons Learned | HMM 24
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Anyone can be rich it’s just a question of what rich means to you.–Ramit Sethi Over the years there have been some tough times along with some great times. Those tough times + great times have led to many lessons learned to include some money lessons. In today’s episode I share 9 of these lessons. They…
Read MoreAccepting And Loving Ourselves-Why It is A Money Lesson To Learn With Denise Duffield-Thomas | HMM 23
THREE words that describe Denise-Duffield Thomas… LUCKY, FIRST-CLASS, PRESENT LUCKY not because she has the luck of the Irish, but because she already has truly accepted the fact that in some shape or form she is lucky no matter how little or large that is. Luck is subjective. FIRST-CLASS because she is embraces valuing her worth.…
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