I have money and anxiety and juggling them both is fun. Short, conversational episodes about spending, saving, and investing. Find me on Instagram @lizgetsloaded
The Liz Gets Loaded podcast is my new favorite find. I stumbled upon it, most likely through Instagram, and I am so grateful that I did. It is incredibly easy to listen to and the topics covered are relatable and relevant to my own experiences. Liz's voice is perfect for podcasting, making it feel like I'm having a conversation with a close friend. The episodes are short and succinct, but even the occasional tangent is entertaining. Liz offers a great mix of transparency, practical advice, and technical know-how. Each week, I eagerly look forward to listening.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is how relatable Liz is. She openly discusses her own experiences with money and anxiety, making her advice and insights feel genuine and trustworthy. Her topics always seem to coincide with what I'm thinking or experiencing, which I greatly appreciate. Additionally, Liz keeps her episodes short and sweet, making them easily digestible in our fast-paced world. Her approachable style combined with her transparent nature creates a podcast that feels like chatting with a close friend.
While there aren't many negative aspects to this podcast, one potential downside could be the occasional tangents that Liz goes on during episodes. While they can be entertaining at times, some listeners may find them distracting or unnecessary. Additionally, there might be a desire for more in-depth discussions on certain topics covered in the podcast. However, considering the bite-sized format of each episode, it makes sense that these deeper dives may not always be possible.
In conclusion, The Liz Gets Loaded podcast has quickly become one of my favorites in the personal finance genre. Liz's passion for the topics she discusses shines through in each episode, making it both informative and fun to listen to. Her ability to make personal finance easy to understand while also sharing her own journey creates a podcast that feels like a valuable addition to anyone's rotation of weekly listens. Overall, I highly recommend giving this podcast a listen, whether you're a finance guru or a newbie in the world of personal finance.
Resisting the siren song of cheap Swedish furnishings
And a dilemma that popped up mid-episode!
And it takes me a minute to get to the point here but I do eventually tell you what it was
Kind of. Go with me here.
And if it is does that mean I have to stop using it
I don't give a lot of advice but here's some.
August is going to be a fun month
I went to Camp FI and you should too.
With the stock market hitting new highs, folks are hitting new high net worths. Including me!
I gotta get better at setting goals
But what else is new? What's on track and what still needs to be done!
Big purchases I debated, love it or regret it?
In the great debate of whether or not to buy a house, I think the humble condo is too often overlooked.
Why I'm literally fine to hear the same ideas recycled over and over again
The good, the bad, and the meh. A detailed update!
And some other random thoughts!
Let's find out how hard it is to undo lifestyle inflation
Pausing and reflecting actually works. Who knew.
A saw something and it made me mad so I'm talking about it
I make decisions just based on the results of my polls in instagram stories. Cuts down on decision fatigue!
A potpourri this week! Tracking things, not buying things, and my hot-(ish) take on the stock market.
I succombed to the siren song of a Dyson Airwrap. It changed my life in a surprising way!
I thought this was going to be a quick like 9 minute episode but somehow I managed to talk about how I feel about making returns for 20 minutes. Thanks for hanging out!
It's not necessarily bad advice but I don't think it's helpful advice
I mean some of them are hard. Eating more cucumber sandwiches has been easy.
I'm going to write a song about cucumber sandwiches
or like it might not
It wasn't all bad. And it wasn't all good, ha.
Not a super long list, but some things I'm proud of
Every year my parents gift me money for Christmas. How I've used it in years past and my plans for this year.
It's always more than you think.
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