Stay ConnectedHost Sarah Li-Cain wants to make money more approachable by having frank and honest conversations. Each episode, her and her guests candidly discuss a topic at the intersection of money and life. It becomes a space where wins, failures, happiness, shame and everything in between gets its turn. Come learn about how topics like financial independence, frugality, budgeting and other major life transitions and events affect your money.
To learn more, go to http://www.beyondthedollar.co
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#38: Today's guest is Razwana Wahid, a trainer specializing in conflict management using strategies from the world of psychology and neuroscience. We chat about how to effectively use emotional intelligence in the workplace so that you can effectively be happier at work and maybe increase your income to boot. Razwana also goes deep into tools to start feeling good about your work situation now and how to keep going even when you may not like your job.
For resources mentioned in this episode, go to https://www.beyondthedollar.co/38
#37: In this episode, I brought on my close friends and money mastermind group, Jackie Lam – an advocate for freelancers, Kate Dore, who is studying for her certified financial planner designation, and Taylor Milam, and English teacher who freelances on the side. We chat about how we met, how we became so open to talking about money (both in our business and personal lives), and what we feel others can do when looking for a support system around their finances.
For resources mentioned in this episode, head to http://www.beyondthedollar.co/37
Sarah chats about knowing when it's time to move on, both in business and their personal lives. Her and former co-host Garrett Philbin explore what it means to let go of income streams and spending habits, and the challenges that can cause, in order to take advantage of life's opportunities. And they have some news about Beyond The Dollar - don't worry it's not going away - but stay tuned to learn what it is and how they're embracing the changes.
To find resources we shared in this episode, head over to https://beyondthedollar.co/312
Tara McMullin, founder of CoCommercial, talks about why she decided to walk away from a business that earned her over a million dollar in sales because of her values. Sarah and (former co-host) Garrett also get into the nitty gritty of what she did to build another business that both earns her money and helps her customers thrive without her. Tara also shares what business owners and consumers can do to be more informed about the choices they make so that they're purchasing or creating products in an ethical way.
To find resources shared in this episode, go to https://beyondthedollar.co/311.
Sarah and (former co-host) Garrett chat with Chris Browning - financial analyst by day, and host of the award winning podcast Popcorn Finance by night. We discuss why having a side hustle is not the answer to your career problems, and how it can simply be a fun hobby that makes some money. We also talk about why it's important to get support around your side hustle, how to maintain a healthy hustle/life balance, and why it's perfectly ok not to make the leap into entrepreneurship.
To find resources shared in this episode, head over to www.beyondthedollar.co/310.
Sarah and (former co-host) Garrett chat with Allison Kade, the Editorial Director of Fabric, where she's building a personal finance publication for young families. She's also written about money in places like Bloomberg, Forbes, Real Simple, and The Today Show. We talk about how her parents taught her how to be responsible with money, which are skills she still uses to this day. We also get into the nitty gritty of her upbringing and how she was prepared to adult with her finances. Allison also shares how those who weren't taught to be confident around money can become so, even if they don't know where to start.
To find resources shared in this episode, head over to https://www.beyondthedollar.co/309
For more information on Fabric, head to https://www.meetfabric.com
Sarah and (former co-host) Garrett chat with Chad Carson, the author of Retire Early With Real Estate, a book that teaches others to retire early just like he did using real estate investing. Chad and his family recently spent almost 1.5 years living abroad in Ecuador. We chat about what it means to do meaningful work, and how creating a money-life manifesto can help you life your best life. We also talk about how financial independence (and by extension, real estate investing) are merely tools to help you get what you want, but not the destination.
To check out resources shared in this episode, head over to http://beyondthedollar.co/308
Sarah and (former co-host) Garrett chat about self-care and how that translates to our finances. We cover the myths and misconceptions of what self-care is, and how it's not about just treating yo self. We also talk about the costs of not incorporating a self-care routine, and what we can do to take care of ourselves even on a limited time schedule.
To check out resources we share in this episode, head over to http://beyondthedollar.co/307.
Sarah and (former co-host) Garrett chat with Melanie Lockert, the founder of Dear Debt, a blog that aims to help people remove the stigma around mental health and debt. She is also the co-founder of the Lola Retreat, which helps bold women face their fears, own their dreams, and figure out a plan to be in control of their finances. We chat about her history with mental illness, how that's impacted her financial life, what sparked her desire to help those feeling suicidal over their debt, and how money can be the most important (and useless) thing in the world.
To find resources we shared in this episode, head over to www.beyondthedollar.co/306
Sarah and (former co-host) Garrett chat about how our fears around money prevent us from getting what we truly want. We discuss why we are scared of things that no longer threaten us physically but threaten our sense of self, like rejection or not meeting our own expectations. We also talk about the types of questions we can ask ourselves to move past financial and other fears.
To see resources we shared in this episode, head over to http://beyondthedollar.co/305.
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