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Reinvent Your Wardrobe (& Save $$) with Brooklyn Decker and Whitney Casey + Ask Shannah Jun 29, 2018

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You look in your closet and can't find a thing to wear. So, naturally, you jump online to start shopping. But, what if there was a better way? What if you could have your closet on your phone and shop your closet in a new way each day? Meet Finery.

Finery is the first digital wardrobe platform that organizes your wardrobe and uses predictive analytics to style you with the clothes you already own, founded by Brooklyn Decker (actress, model, currently on "'Gracie and Frankie") and Whitney Casey (former ABC and CNN anchor). Brooklyn and Whitney created Finery after realizing there was Spotify to manage our music, Tripit to manage our travel and Mint to manage our finances - why wasn't there an app to manage our wardrobes, which women spend more on than their education?

On This Podcast Episode:

I'm talking raw and honest with Brooklyn and Whitney about what it took as female entrepreneurs to launch their new business venture, Finery. There are so many great pearls of wisdom in this podcast episode whether you just want to find a way to save money and shop your wardrobe or you want to some female to female advice on getting your business up and running.

We're covering:

Why they decided to build an app that stops selling people more stuff and starts helping them use what they've got
How to find your "perfect" business partner
Why investors are finally excited about investing in female-owned startups
Debunking myths women have on how they spend, save and invest their money

Plus, thanks to Robin for your Ask Shannah contribution!

Check out the GoBankingRates #SmartMoneySquad article I mentioned in the episode.

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Everyone Has a Story with Lily Clayton Hansen + Ask Shannah Jun 26, 2018

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We talk often on this podcast about our own stories - our money stories, our career stories, our family stories, etc. and how those stories have a direct correlation to the decisions we make in our lives. Our podcast guest, Lily Clayton Hansen, has built her career sharing stories of people who inspire her focused on her goal of reminding people, "that by keeping an open mind and heart we can foster genuine connection." We need connections now more than ever.

On This Podcast Episode:

Lily was a guest on the podcast way back when her first book, Word of Mouth, hit the scene and she's back again to chat about her new book, Word of Mouth: More Conversations, chronically stories from her hometown of Nashville.

In Word of Mouth: More Conversations—the follow-up to Hansen’s first coffee table book, Word of Mouth: Nashville Conversations, which sparked collaborations with institutions such as the Nashville International Airport and Vanderbilt University—the author interviews a wide cast of characters from business owners to community leaders and artists. Her intention is to show the textured, complex creative mecca that is Nashville.

My hope through this conversation is that you'll be inspired to have more conversations - conversations with your partner about money, conversations with your family, conversations with people you come in contact with about their life and find common connections. Also, I hope Lily's story shows you that a dream career is possible without a huge NY Times best-seller or millions of books sold. She's a millennial on a mission and her fearlessness is downright infectious.

Music credit: Rod Stewart, Every Picture Tells a Story

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Why Being Bad With Money Isn't So Bad With Gaby Dunn + Ask Shannah Jun 22, 2018

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You may know of the name Gaby Dunn. She's host of a popular podcast, Bad With Money, and is also a New York Times best-selling author, journalist, Comedian and YouTuber. Basically, she's never bored! Gaby realized one day that if she was bad with money, other people must be too, and so she decided to start a conversation around it.

On This Podcast Episode:

"Money scripts, how you think about money based on what your family taught you is a new concept to me. Everybody learned about money by who they were raised by and it's hard to undo that," proclaims Gaby on this podcast episode.

This was one of my favorite podcast conversations. Gaby is funny, engaging, and deeply committed to understanding why people are bad with their money. Her podcast hosts intelligent guests and she's not afraid to be raw and real about her own money journey. We're covering:

How money scripts play into your financial thoughts
Why she thinks the lack of financial literacy is a conspiracy
How her own money story has shaped her finances
Why she feels talking about money is so important...even if it's a taboo topic

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Overcoming Industry Stereotypes In Your Career with Mary Beth Storjohann + Ask Shannah Jun 19, 2018

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No matter what career you're in likely there are a few industry stereotypes that you have to overcome. Being a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER is no different - especially being a female in this industry. Mary Beth Storjohann is a leader in the CFP® world, a podcaster, a mother and so much more and joining on Part 1 of this podcast episode to discuss how she's overcoming industry stereotypes and how you can as well.

On This Podcast Episode:

Mary Beth Storjohann, CFP® and Founder of Workable Wealth is an author, financial planner and accountability coach working to help clients in their 20s-40s across the country make smart, educated choices with their money. Her recent accolades include the “Top 40 Under 40” by Investment News, “10 young Advisors to Watch” by Financial Advisor Magazine, and “10 of the Best Personal Finance Experts on Twitter.” She frequently appears on NBC as a financial expert and her expertise has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, CNBC, Forbes and more.

She's joining me on Part 1 of this podcast episode to dish about career stereotypes that we've both faced and dishing about some of her favorite tips that women need to be aware of to build a strong financial future.

You can check out Part 2 of this podcast on Work Your Wealth Podcast

You can connect with her via Twitter @marybstorj, on Facebook, or via Instagram.

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Fool Proof Your 401(k) with Harris Nydick and Greg Makowski + Ask Shannah Jun 15, 2018

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Financial experts, Harris Nydick and Greg Makowski, want to help you take the guesswork out of your 401(k). They've written a new book, Common Financial Sense, and it's packed full of great hacks and tips from two experts who know a lot about investing in a 401(k). Their mission to help educate you and provide some solid (and no-nonsense) tips to get your finances fired up.

On This Podcast Episode:

Harris and Greg join me for a podcast episode focused on helping you hack your 401(k). We're diving into the contents of their new book, Common Financial Sense, to get you some answers. We cover topics such as:

Fool Proof Saving
Investing in a 401(k)...do you know two-thirds of the US population doesn't invest in one at all?
And getting ready for the retirement you deserve
Demystifying some common investing and 401(k) myths

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Peer Pressure and Your Money with Majd Maksad & Live Ask Shannah Jun 12, 2018

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Majd Maksad and his company, Status Money, recently completed a study all about peer pressure and the effects it has on your money. If I'm going to be honest, I've probably made a money decision or two in the past based on peer pressure. Would it surprise you to know that peer pressure actually can help people save money and change their spending habits?

This Podcast Episode:

Peer pressure can help consumers cut their spending by a whopping $600 a month, according to a new independent study by the University of Chicago and University of Maryland using technology from statusmoney.com. With more than half of Americans having less than $1000 in savings and 17% negative net worth, peer pressure could help combat what some experts are calling a debt epidemic.

I wanted to get to the bottom of this and chat with Majd about these findings and how Status Money is helping people with their own money decisions. Many of the key findings were particularly interesting and I think they say a lot about the role peer pressure plays in our finances.

Ask Shannah Live - podcast listener Heidi joins me for our first life Ask Shannah session. Hear her story of losing her job and having to make some tough choices about paying off debt or saving her money.

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Bringing Your Big Business Dream to Life with Jessica Nazarali + Ask Shannah Jun 08, 2018

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Jessica Nazarali always had a big business dream - she knew she wanted to help people and be involved with personal development but wasn't sure how to execute that. When she started a blog about healthy food in 2011 she quickly realized that her dream could become a reality. She now runs a popular podcast called It Girl Radio and It Girl Academy to help other women realize their business dreams...but she definitely learned some money lessons along the way.

On This Podcast Episode:

Jessica joined me all the way from Austrailia for this episode, and she's dishing about the realities of running a successful company and online company that earns well over six figures. We tackled some tough questions in this interview including:

How do you begin to overcome self-doubt and fear with running your own business
How to feel worthy of making money when you run your own business
What stumbling blocks in her own money journey that she had to overcome to be successful at helping others
Is running an online business and blog still a viable way to make a sustainable income
Why she says to, "stop telling your story around money if it's not helping you"

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A 12-Month Plan to Financial Freedom - Getting Invested with Danielle Town + Ask Shannah Jun 05, 2018

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I get sent a lot of books to review for the podcast - some great, some just ok. I sat down with Danielle Town's new book on a Friday afternoon, Invested - How Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger Taught Me to Master My Mind, My Emotions & My Money (with a little help from my dad), and I couldn't put it down until I read every last word!

On This Podcast Episode:

I've had a lot of cool and interesting podcast interviews but this chat with Danielle takes the cake. Her book is all about this 12-month journey that she took with her dad & investing guru, Phil Town, on her journey to financial freedom. The best part, the book details how you and I can follow the exact same process that she went through.

Naturally, I was excited to talk to Danielle about her journey, the struggles, and have her dish any great pearls of wisdom that you should know on your own investing journey. You'll want to bookmark this podcast episode for sure (and rush out and read her book).

(This episode does not promote investing or investing techniques. Please invest based on your own financial situation or after speaking with your financial advisor.)

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What Nobody Tells You About Your Money Jun 01, 2018

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I've been fortunate enough to be a guest on a lot of different podcasts lately where I get to share my own money story. Inevitably, I'm always asked, "What is your best money advice." I love that question because it gives me a chance to talk about those things that seemingly no one talks about when it comes to your money.

On This Podcast Episode:

Working with people over the last 12 years, I've seen a lot about how people manage their finances - the good and not-so-good ways. What I have learned, regardless of the income, is there are a lot of things that no one tells you about your money.

In this episode, I'm dishing my top five things that I believe no one really talks about when it comes to money but really should. I think if we did, maybe we might all be able to breathe a sigh of relief.

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Conversations About Career & Money With No, You Go Podcast Hosts Jenn, Sara & Katel May 29, 2018

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I've been a fan of the No, You Go podcast for a while now and was so excited to be able to do a podcast swap. They are three badass women who share in frank, funny, and honest discussions about lots of issues in life that we're all trying to figure out.

I'm also featured on their podcast talking about money taboos, the best financial advice to take and ignore, and dishing about the dreaded "b" (budgets) word.

On This Podcast Episode:

Jenn, Sara, and Katel (hosts of the No,You Go Podcast) are sharing their own career and money journeys in this hilarious and honest podcast episode. They each are superstars in their own right and they aren't afraid to roll up their sleeves and talk about their struggles figuring their way through being good with their finances.

We also dove deep into their own money questions in the last segment and heard a first-hand story from Sara about credit card fraud and why you should always stay on top of your credit report (even if your score is rockin'.)

Be sure to check out my episode on the No, You Go podcast and subscribe today.

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