Podcasts about defining wealth

Get Dr. Mina's Ultimate (Affordable) Skincare Guide here. In this episode, Dr. Mina talks with Dr. Bonnie Koo, a physician-turned-financial coach, about what it really means to take control of your finances—and why it matters, especially for women. They explore how money, identity, aging, and beauty intersect, and why financial literacy is a powerful tool for self-care and empowerment. Dr. Bonnie shares her own journey of leaving medicine to help women build wealth, shift their money mindset, and challenge outdated beliefs about retirement and success. Expect honest reflections, practical tips for financial growth, and a refreshing take on what it means to feel confident—in your finances and yourself!   Key Takeaways: - Shared experiences among women create a comfortable space for discussing money. - Women often feel pressured by societal beauty standards, impacting financial choices. - Financial wellness is a crucial aspect of self-care. - Many women prioritize others over themselves, affecting their financial health. - The traditional retirement model is outdated and needs reevaluation. - Financial freedom is achieved through asset accumulation, not just debt repayment. - Work-life balance should be redefined as work-life integration. - Understanding personal values and goals is essential for financial planning. - Conversations about financial goals should be ongoing in relationships. You can create value and income in various ways. - Courage is essential for making financial changes. - Mindset plays a crucial role in financial growth. - Spending habits reflect personal values and priorities. - Investing in personal development is key to success. - Understanding money management is a learnable skill. - High income does not guarantee financial security. - Diversifying income streams is important for stability. - Women should feel empowered to want more money. - Financial education is crucial for long-term success.   Bonnie Koo, MD is master certified life coach, physician and founder of Wealthy Mom MD. She is the money coach for women physicians. She is a proud graduate of Barnard College and Columbia University's College of Physicians & Surgeons. She is the host of the Wealthy Mom MD Podcast and author of Defining Wealth for Women: (n.) Peace, Purpose, and Plenty of Cash!  She currently resides in Tampa, Florida.   Follow Dr. Bonnie Koo here: wealthymommd.com  https://www.instagram.com/wealthymommd/?hl=en https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/wealthy-mom-md-podcast/id1507420814 Follow Dr. Mina here:-  https://instagram.com/drminaskin https://www.facebook.com/drminaskin https://www.youtube.com/@drminaskin https://www.linkedin.com/in/drminaskin/ For more great skin care tips, subscribe to The Skin Real Podcast or visit www.theskinreal.com Baucom & Mina Derm Surgery, LLC Website- https://www.atlantadermsurgery.com/ Email - scheduling@atlantadermsurgery.com Contact - (404) 844-0496 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/baucomminamd/ Thanks for listening! The content of this podcast is for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes and does not constitute formal medical advice.

In this conversation, Luzy King interviews Natalia Gaitan, founder of Hola Luz Creative Studio, about her journey from a corporate career in fashion design to becoming a successful entrepreneur. Natalia shares her experiences of redefining success, the importance of self-healing, and how motherhood has influenced her business. She emphasizes the significance of community support among women, the evolution of her business offerings, and the value of investing in high-quality services. The discussion also touches on the challenges of visibility and the definition of wealth as freedom.

In this episode of the Say Hola Wealth podcast, Luzy King interviews Sonia Urquilla, an SEO expert who shares her journey from a corporate job to becoming an entrepreneur. Sonia discusses the importance of SEO for online businesses, her experiences with career coaching, and the challenges of navigating visibility as a woman of color in business. The conversation also touches on financial management and the definition of wealth, emphasizing the importance of health and supporting family.   What you'll learn: 00:00- Introduction to SEO and Entrepreneurship 05:12- Sonia's Journey to SEO 10:04- Understanding SEO Basics 14:59 - Navigating AI and SEO 20:02- Mindset and Visibility in Business 24:54 Financial Management as an Entrepreneur 25:13- Defining Wealth and Future Goals Connect with Sonia About Luzy:Luzy King is an award-winning Latina Wealth Strategist. She became a first-gen investor after learning about investing and wealth building by accident through her MBA program in 2019. That same year, Luzy was denied access to financial advice because she didn't have $100K to start investing. Determined to change her financial future, she committed to learning independently and became the first in her family to start investing. Today, Luzy is passionate about teaching women of color the strategies she wishes someone had taught her in school. She is a certified trauma-informed Financial & Business Strategist, contributing author, and Community Leader. Luzy is on a mission to destigmatize the desire for more—more money, more opportunities, and more freedom. She is dedicated to equipping women of color with the tools to build a lasting legacy through stock market investing and entrepreneurship. Connect with us on our website: www.sayholawealth.com Connect with us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sayholawealth/ Become a member inside the Academy: www.sayholawealth.com/academy

In this engaging conversation, Luzy King and Victoria Carrington Chavez explore the journey of becoming a TEDx speaker, the importance of financial autonomy, and the power of storytelling. Victoria shares her unique background growing up in a multiracial home and how it shaped her relationship with money and identity. They discuss the challenges of rejection, the significance of authenticity, and the impact of community support in achieving success. Victoria emphasizes the importance of embracing one's cultural identity and the reality of speaking engagements, including the financial aspects. The conversation concludes with a heartfelt definition of wealth as the ability to breathe and live comfortably.   What you'll learn: 00:00 Introduction and Background 01:13 Navigating Money and Wealth 03:55 The Journey to Becoming a TEDx Speaker 06:52 Overcoming Rejection and Finding Your Voice 09:47 The Impact of TEDx on Opportunities 12:55 Community and Cultural Identity 15:37 The Reality of Speaking Engagements 18:24 Empowering Others Through Storytelling 21:19 Defining Wealth and Closing Thoughts Connect with us on our website: www.sayholawealth.com Connect with us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sayholawealth/ Become a member inside the Academy: www.sayholawealth.com/academy    

In this engaging conversation, Luzy King and Georgette Cartagena explore the essential aspects of hiring for small businesses, including understanding the hiring process, creating effective job descriptions, and the significance of onboarding practices. Georgette shares her journey into HR consulting and emphasizes the need for small business owners to be intentional in their hiring and management practices. They discuss the differences between contractors and employees, the importance of fair compensation, and how leveraging AI can enhance business operations. The episode concludes with Georgette's definition of wealth and how it relates to community impact. Connect with Georgette Episode Highlights: 00:00 Introduction to Hiring for Small Businesses 03:13 Georgette's Journey into HR Consulting 06:07 Understanding the Hiring Process 08:49 The Importance of Job Descriptions 11:56 Self-Inventory Before Hiring 15:02 Onboarding Best Practices 18:07 Contractors vs. Employees 20:55 Compensation and Wage Gaps 24:11 Investing in HR Strategy 27:03 Leveraging AI in Small Business 30:03 Defining Wealth and Community Impact 33:08 How to Connect with Georgette   Apply to be part of The Say Hola Wealth Academy.    

Book a 90 Minute Financial Health Consult to get an actionable plan to better manage your finances.–In this episode of the Dollars and Dumbbells podcast, host Justin Green, a Certified Financial Planner™, sits down with Paul Oneid, founder of Master Athletic Performance, to discuss the keys to building and scaling a successful online fitness coaching business. They explore the common challenges coaches face, the importance of leveraging existing networks over social media for marketing, and the power of providing great free resources, or lead magnets, to convert potential clients. Paul emphasizes the crucial role of building deep client relationships and regular, meaningful engagement. He also touches on effective pricing strategies, values-driven service offerings, and the impact of personal and business freedom on the notion of wealth.Connect with Justin Green on InstagramConnect with Paul Oneid on Instagram-00:00 Introduction and Casual Conversation00:56 Challenges Coaches Face in Growing Their Business01:30 Leveraging Existing Networks and Email Lists03:27 Effective Lead Magnets and Free Resources04:58 The Power of Open Q&A Sessions08:40 Understanding Your Ideal Client and Community Engagement12:02 Building Strong Client Relationships12:44 The Importance of Being a Better Coach15:19 Onboarding and Client Communication Strategies21:38 The Role of AI in Coaching and Education23:58 Setting Your Coaching Rates25:05 Maximizing Client Efficiency26:11 Pricing Strategies and Market Considerations28:27 Building a Sustainable Coaching Business33:55 Scaling Your Coaching Business36:20 Hiring and Team Management43:01 Defining Wealth and Success44:50 Where to Find Us Online

Book a 90 Minute Financial Health Consult ⁠to get an actionable plan to better manage your finances.–In this episode of the Dollars and Dumbbells podcast, host Justin Green, a Certified Financial Planner™ sits down with Trevor Wittwer, co-founder of Coach Catalyst.They explore the concept of the 'Super Coach'—a blend of technology and human touch to enhance coaching efficiency. They discuss the importance of building strong personal connections with clients, the role of AI in content creation, and the future of online coaching. Trevor also shares his insights on pricing strategies and the significance of niche-specific coaching to drive long-term client engagement and business growth.Connect with Justin Green on ⁠Instagram⁠Connect with Trevor Wittwer on ⁠Instagram⁠Connect with Coach Catalyst on Instagram-00:00 Introduction and Defining the Super Coach01:49 The Origin of Coach Catalyst04:33 Challenges and Solutions in Scaling Coaching06:42 Evolving with COVID and Building a Workout Builder08:23 The Importance of Education and Connection12:56 Navigating the Online Coaching Landscape21:52 Hybrid Coaching Models and Lead Generation24:24 The Importance of One-to-One Coaching24:49 Scaling Personalized Coaching25:08 Leveraging Video for Deeper Connections25:46 The Role of Technology in Coaching27:55 Effective Use of AI in Coaching29:31 Personalizing Client Content31:17 Niche Coaching and Pricing Strategies35:16 Recurring Revenue Models in Coaching39:24 The Future of AI in Coaching45:33 Analyzing Client Data with AI46:44 Defining Wealth and Final Thoughts

Ever wondered if the stock market could be a force for good of investment? Buckle up, because we're about to challenge everything you thought you knew about wealth and investing! Owen O'Malley - a financial freedom educator who supports clients with multi-million dollar portfolios - and I dive deep into the true meaning of wealth

In this episode of the Dollars and Dumbbells podcast, host Justin Green, a Certified Financial Planner™️, sits down with Carlos Mata, the co-owner of Sigma Performance Training in Houston, TX  to discuss his massive growth in just two years of owning the facility. Carlos shares insights from his decade-long career in fitness, discussing how he transitioned from working for major fitness corporations to successfully running his own brick-and-mortar personal training and Pilates studio. He emphasizes the importance of managing client expectations, the benefits of in-person training over online coaching, and his long-term business goals which include expanding his facility and owning real estate. The conversation also touches on the growing popularity of Hyrox competitions and the substantial value of community and personal relationships in building a sustainable and thriving fitness business. Connect with Justin Green⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Schedule a 1:1 Free Coaching Call⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ – 00:00 Introduction and Disclaimers 00:33 Meet Carlos: Background and Beginnings 01:05 Sigma Performance Training: The Business Model 02:37 The Benefits of In-Person Training 03:20 Long-Term Vision and Challenges 08:42 Networking and Community Building 15:41 Managing Client Expectations 21:06 Tracking Fitness and Finance 21:58 Understanding Client Mindset 23:15 The Imperfect Client 24:44 Building a Diverse Client Portfolio 27:12 The Value of One-on-One Coaching 33:44 Exploring High Rocks 39:21 The Haircut Story 40:56 Defining Wealth

Stoy Hall, CFP®, is the visionary CEO and Founder of Black Mammoth, a firm redefining financial planning and wealth management with its emphasis on inclusivity and holistic client well-being.   In addition to his leadership at Black Mammoth and Kālā Capital, where he serves as Founder and Fund Manager, Stoy is a devoted father and a passionate advocate for family and personal growth.   Stoy brings a unique perspective to financial management, integrating emotional intelligence and psychological insights into his Modern Family Office approach.   He believes that wealth is not just about numbers but also about enriching life experiences—a philosophy he mirrors in his enthusiasm for culinary diversity.   As the host of the NoBS Wealth Podcast, Stoy champions open and honest conversations about financial literacy and empowerment.   Through engaging discussions with thought leaders, he explores the broader meaning of wealth, inspiring others to view financial success as a tool for creating fulfilling and impactful lives. Learn More Here: https://www.blackmammoth.com/how-to-become-rich-guide ....... Want to be a guest on WITneSSes? Send Elisha Arowojobe a message on #PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/elishaarowojobe   Elevate your business with Anastasia's expert consulting. Use code Elisha3 for an exclusive offer and transform your business today! https://resurrectionmentor.wixsite.com/so/42PDEPEB8?languageTag=en  

In this message, we're diving into the true meaning of wealth as defined in the Bible. It's not about money or material gain, but about the power of God's ability placed within you to fulfill His purposes. Using scriptures like Deuteronomy 8:17-18, Ephesians 2:10, and Matthew 25:14-30, we'll explore how God has already equipped you with the strength and talents to create wealth by doing good. Are you using your abilities to expand God's kingdom? Discover how tapping into your God-given potential can multiply true wealth in every area of your life!

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Welcome to Season 3!!!! Our theme this year is "FREEDOM" Quote/Light: "A man is rich in proportion to the number of things which he can afford to let alone" ~ Henry David Thoreau Positive Black Story of the week: The Fearless Fund (https://www.fearless.fund/) ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Motivation / Inspiration for the week: Colorado OT win over Baylor Thank you for tuning in to another episode of the Quotes Light & Motivation Podcast with William H (@williamh412). All music produced by Mysterious (@mysteriouspgh) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/quoteslightmotivation/support

EPISODE 300 B*TCHES!!! Let's celebrate the wild ride it's been since 2018. Some of you have been here through it all, some of you are newer listeners — but ALL of your support, love, and feedback have been the fuel to this fire, and we're so f*cking grateful. In this episode, Sam shares the massive internal shift that's leading to some big AF external moves. Plus, a little bombshell: we're taking a break from releasing episodes to recharge and revamp, but we're coming back more POWERFULLY and CREATIVELY! Plus, Sam is spilling all the juicy details on her new creative & podcasting agency (!!!!!), along with other badass ways to work with her before the year wraps up. If you are ready to step into your highest timeline and own who you're meant to be, then get ready to light sh*t up in Q4! Let's go there togetherrrrrr!!!!!  

We recently had our annual Money Matters Festival, and today, I'm sharing part of a keynote speech given by Candice Braithwaite at our recent Money Matters Festival. Candice is a prominent British author and advocate, widely recognised for her critically acclaimed, Sunday Times Bestselling book "I Am Not Your Baby Mother”. We discuss Candice's definition of wealth, her personal money journey and the power of manifestation. Watch the Full talk on Youtube: https://youtu.be/vnF_FzhqZsM?si=essOrVQx2KWPuLZf PARTNERSOur festival and this recap series is made possible thanks to a handful of amazing sponsors who have supported Vestpod to bring financial education to women year in year out, JP MorganWomen on the Move, PensionBee and the Financial Times.CONNECT WITH VESTPODIf you want to read the main takeaways from the episodes, subscribe to our newsletter: https://www.vestpod.com/subscribe Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vestpod/ RESOURCESMain takeaways: https://www.vestpod.com/news/money-matters-festival-2024-candice-brathwaite DISCLAIMERWe are not certified financial advisers! The articles and information made available on Vestpod are provided for information and educational purposes only and do not constitute financial advice. You are advised to consult with an independent financial advisor for advice on your specific circumstances. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lisa J. Stocks shares her favorite financial resources and the importance of continuous learning and consistency in investing. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the world of stocks and investing, this episode will provide you with the encouragement and knowledge you need to get started. Three Takeaways:  Master the basics of investing in stocks and start your journey to financial growth. Maximize your future financial security by understanding the benefits of workplace retirement plans. Empower your child's financial future by starting their investment journey early on. The key moments in this episode are: 00:00:00 - Introduction to about that water podcast 00:01:09 - Getting Started with Stocks 00:05:01 - Investing for the Future 00:07:01 - Investing for Children 00:13:07 - Getting Out of Debt 00:15:20 - Facing Job Insecurity 00:18:00 - Handling Layoffs 00:20:02 - Starting a YouTube Channel 00:21:09 - Investing Skills and Habits 00:24:33 - Defining Wealth and Money Mistakes Discover more about Lisa J. Stocks and her work: YouTube: Lisa J. Stocks Instagram: @lisajstocks THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! #Investing #FinancialFreedom #AboutThatWallet #Stocks #WealthBuilding Get My Habit Journal: https://amzn.to/3U4r44 Join the About That Wallet Newsletter! https://aboutthatwallet.com/newsletter Continue to support the show by subscribing, sharing, and leaving comments on your favorite platforms. This helps others find valuable financial insights. Follow Me: IG: https://instagram.com/aboutthatwallet Twitter: https://twitter.com/aboutthatwallet Website: https://aboutthatwallet.com Email: Anthony@aboutthatwallet.com -- DISCLAIMER: The content in this audio is for educational purposes only. Conduct your own research and make the best choice for you. If you need advice, contact a qualified professional. Episode 264 #FinancialResilience #InvestingKnowledge #PersonalFinanceEducation #CareerDevelopment #FinancialIndependence #JobSecurity #WealthBuilding #FinancialSuccess #MoneyManagement #WealthMindset  Send in a voice message: https://aboutthatwallet.com scroll to the bottom Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aboutthatwallet/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aboutthatwallet/support

In this episode of the Tactical Empire, host Jeff Smith is joined by Shawn Rider to discuss the concept of wealth and personal financial goals. Broadcasting from different locations, Jeff from the Outer Banks and Shawn from a coworking space, they bust the myth of requiring enormous sums of money to feel wealthy. Through personal anecdotes and substantive insights, they explore how wealth is not solely defined by income but also by the control over time, money, and the ability to solve problems. The episode underscores the importance of financial planning and living within one's means while pursuing improved financial stability.Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Tactical Empire00:33 Meet Shawn Rider03:03 Defining Wealth03:29 Personal Wealth Journeys11:04 Financial Freedom and Control20:48 Achieving Financial Goals23:00 Conclusion and Community EngagementYou can connect with Shawn Rider on Facebook and Instagram. If what you heard resonated with you, you can find Jeff on Instagram, Facebook. If you're interested you can visit The Tactical Empire's website https://www.thetacticalempire.com/home-4169. And don't forget to visit us on Apple Podcasts to leave a review and let us know what you think! Your feedback keeps us going. Thanks for helping us spread the word!

In this enlightening episode of ABOUT THAT WALLET, host Anthony Weaver welcomes Constance McConnell, a Certified Financial Social Worker, to discuss the fascinating intersection of social work and financial wellness. Constance shares her unique journey into this emerging field, highlighting how financial social workers take a holistic approach to help clients understand their relationship with money and develop healthier financial habits. Join us as we discuss: The role of childhood experiences in shaping our attitudes towards money. Common financial habits and how to become more conscious of spending. Strategies for teaching children about money and financial independence. The importance of affirmations and mindset in financial well-being. Insights into the financial challenges and planning necessary for new parents. Constance's insights provide a fresh perspective on the importance of understanding the emotional and psychological aspects of money management. Whether you're a parent, a social worker, or someone looking to improve your financial habits, this episode offers valuable advice to help you on your financial journey. The key moments in this episode are:00:00:01 - Impact of Childhood on Money Attitudes 00:01:04 - Role of a Financial Social Worker 00:02:41 - Conscious Money Decision-making 00:09:12 - Self-Exploration and Money 00:12:18 - Teaching Kids Financial Independence 00:16:25 - The Power of Affirmations 00:17:52 - Cultivating a Growth Mindset 00:21:09 - Financial Planning for New Parents 00:25:14 - Navigating Financial Challenges During Covid 00:29:56 - Recognizing the Value of Social Work 00:31:36 - The Cost of Education and Debt Reduction 00:33:35 - Being Mindful for the Future 00:34:55 - Promotion and Discount Offer 00:35:40 - Defining Wealth and Financial Mistakes 00:39:07 - Favorite Financial Read and Dish Discover more about Constance McConnell and her work: Website: https://courage2heal.org TikTok: @courage2heal YouTube: Courage2Heal THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! #FinancialSocialWork #FinancialWellness #AboutThatWallet #HolisticFinance #MoneyHabits Get My Habit Journal: https://amzn.to/3U4r44 Join the About That Wallet Newsletter! https://aboutthatwallet.com/newsletter Get My Habit Journal: https://amzn.to/3U4r44 Join the About That Wallet Newsletter! https://aboutthatwallet.com/newsletter Continue to support the show by subscribing, sharing, and leaving comments on your favorite platforms. This helps others find valuable financial insights. Follow Me: IG: https://instagram.com/aboutthatwallet Twitter: https://twitter.com/aboutthatwallet Website: https://aboutthatwallet.com Email: Anthony@aboutthatwallet.com -- DISCLAIMER: The content in this audio is for educational purposes only. Conduct your own research and make the best choice for you. If you need advice, contact a qualified professional. Episode 262 Send in a voice message: https://aboutthatwallet.com scroll to the bottom Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aboutthatwallet/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aboutthatwallet/support

Achieving Financial Freedom and Passive Income with Billboards | Bold Goal Crusher Podcast Join Sara Mayer on the Bold Goal Crusher Podcast as she sits down with Chris, a financial freedom enthusiast and author of 'The Debt-Free Diet.' Chris shares his journey from piling up debt to mastering real estate investments and creating a unique passive income stream with billboards. Discover how Chris started his billboard business, his philosophy on wealth and financial independence, and his passion for helping others achieve financial freedom. Learn about the importance of mindset, the power of passive income, and the steps to setting bold goals. Tune in for insightful advice and actionable steps to take control of your financial future. 00:00 Introduction to the Bold Goal Crusher Podcast 00:49 Meet Chris: Journey to Financial Freedom 01:42 The Billboard Investment Story 02:36 From Debt to Financial Health 05:58 Mindset and Financial Freedom 08:05 Steps to Achieve Financial Freedom 15:45 The Importance of a Strong 'Why' 17:56 The Importance of Becoming 19:07 Defining Wealth and Passive Income 20:08 Exploring Passive Income Streams 20:47 The Billboard Business 22:41 Signs of Good: Giving Back 23:32 Teaching Financial Freedom 27:13 The Hummingbird Story: Finding a New Path 33:03 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Connect with Chris: www.wantmore.org

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Wow, what a milestone! 100 episodes of The Grow Your Wealthy Mindset Podcast! If you have listened to all 100 episodes, you have hopefully learned a lot about personal finances and investing. Learning is a great first step, but you need to take action to create your version of a wealthy life.  What does it really mean to be wealthy? It's a topic I explored early on in Episode 6. After attending a recent talk given by Peter Kim, also known as Passive Income MD, I thought it was a great topic to bring back for the 100th episode.  I start this episode by reviewing Stewart Butterman, one of the co-founders of Slack, definition of wealthy Level 1. I'm not stressed out about debt. People who no longer worry about their credit card bills or their student loans.Level 2. I don't care what stuff costs in restaurants: It doesn't really matter how much you spend on a particular meal.  Level 3. “I don't care what a vacation cost, I don't care how expensive the hotel is or how much the flight costs.” “Beyond that, I don't really think it makes any difference.” Next up is Morgan Housel's definition of wealth which he wrote about in The Psychology of Money. “The highest form of wealth is the ability to wake up every morning and say “I can do whatever I want today”” And how does Peter Kim define wealth? “Wealth is the difference between get to and have to.” Tune in for an episode to hopefully stretch your mind on what it means to be wealthy.   Please subscribe and leave a review on your favorite Podcasting platform.  If you want to start your path to financial freedom, start with the Financial Freedom Workbook. Download your free copy today at https://www.GrowYourWealthyMindset.com/fiworkbook You can learn more about Elisa at her website or follow her on social media.Website: https://ww.GrowYourWealthyMindset.comInstagram https://www.instagram.com/GrowYourWealthyMindsetFacebook https://www.facebook.com/ElisaChianghttps://www.facebook.com/GrowYourWealthyMindset

Lawrence (Larry) Lepard is a career investment manager who focuses on sound money and manages funds related to gold, silver, and Bitcoin. He is known for sharing his views on the state of the global financial system, inflation, and the need for sound investments to protect against currency debasement. His ideas and explanations around these topics have helped me immensely in my learning journey about finance, so I am grateful to record this episode with him. I hope you enjoy it! → Follow Lawrence on https://x.com/LawrenceLepard

Overcoming Financial Fears with Carlene Ulacia Episode brought to you by My True Prosperity https://mytrueprosperity.com/ Discover the surprising truth about building financial resilience and prosperity that will transform your mindset and habits. You won't believe how a simple shift in thinking can make all the difference. Find out how one woman's journey from highs to lows led to a powerful realization that will leave you feeling inspired and ready to take on your financial future. Stay tuned to uncover the unexpected key to unlocking your financial well-being. In this episode, you will be able to: Discover how building strong financial habits and mindset can lead to long-term prosperity and security. Uncover the importance of seeking support during financial challenges and how it can positively impact your journey to financial resilience. Explore the powerful connection between mindset and prosperity, and how a shift in mindset can lead to greater financial abundance. Learn the significance of legacy planning and financial education in securing the future for yourself and your loved ones. Understand the pivotal role mindset plays in making sound financial decisions and how it can shape your financial outcomes. My special guest is Carlene Ulacia Carlene Ulacia is an expert in financial mindset and habits, making her an ideal guest for today's episode. With a focus on overcoming financial challenges and building resilience, Carlene brings a unique perspective to the table. Her personal experiences and professional insights make her a valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their financial habits and mindset. Carlene's expertise and relatable approach will undoubtedly provide valuable takeaways for our discussion on achieving greater financial resilience and prosperity. More about Carlene:  Reach Carlene on LinkedIn or Facebook: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carleneulaciaorgleader https://www.facebook.com/carlene.ulacia The key moments in this episode are: [00:00:00] - Mindset and Money Management  [00:01:32] - Overcoming Fear and Resilience  [00:03:37] - Duality of Prosperity  [00:07:54] - Emotional Resilience and Prosperity  [00:13:26] - Intergenerational Wealth and Estate Planning  [00:16:00] - Understanding Retirement Planning  [00:18:50] - Differentiating Estate and Legacy Planning  [00:20:40] - Resources for Financial Coaching  [00:24:30] - Pursuing Personal Growth and Prosperity  [00:27:28] - Defining Wealth and Prosperity  [00:32:25] - Cooking Burnout  [00:33:13] - Wine vs. Tea  [00:33:53] - Favorite Dishes  [00:34:37] - Connecting with Carlene THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!  #financialcapability #lifematters #lifehacks #AboutThatWallet  Get My Habit Journal: https://amzn.to/3U4r44 Join the About That Wallet Newsletter! https://aboutthatwallet.com/newsletter  -- DISCLAIMER: I am not a CPA, attorney, insurance, contractor, lender, or financial advisor. The content in this audio are for educational purposes only. You must do your own research and make the best choice for you.  Investing of any kind involves risk. While it is possible to minimize risk, your investments are solely your responsibility. It is imperative that you conduct your own research. I am merely sharing my opinion with no guarantee of gains or losses on investments. If you need advice, please contact a qualified CPA, CFP, an attorney, insurance agent, financial advisor, or the appropriate professional for the subject you would like help with. Episode: 236 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aboutthatwallet/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aboutthatwallet/support

In this episode, Ryan Burklo discusses the formula for vision and how it applies to personal finance. He shares his experience with the 75 Hard program and how it has pushed him to think differently about himself and his finances. The formula for vision consists of having a target or goal, a belief in your ability to achieve it, a plan, and a willingness to explore multiple pathways. Ryan emphasizes the importance of understanding your true definition of wealth and being flexible in adapting your plan when life throws unexpected challenges. He encourages listeners to reach out with questions and topics they would like to hear more about. To learn more about Quantified Financial Partners, please visit our website www.beerandmoney.net   Takeaways Personal growth and mindset are crucial in financial planning. The formula for vision includes having a target or goal, a belief in your ability to achieve it, a plan, and a willingness to explore multiple pathways. Defining wealth based on your own values and priorities is essential. Believing in your ability to achieve your goals is a key factor in success. Being open to exploring different paths and adapting your plan is necessary when facing challenges. Reach out for guidance and support in your financial journey. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Personal Growth 01:26 The Formula for Vision 03:17 Defining Wealth and Goals 04:23 Belief in Achieving Goals 05:55 Willingness to Explore Multiple Pathways 06:12 Modifying the Plan 06:42 Conclusion and Call to Action

Episode 69: Find Balance as a Mom with a Demanding Career with Dr. Bonnie Koo   Join Dr. Prianca Naik on the Empowering Working Moms Podcast! In this episode, she and her special guest Dr. Bonnie Koo discuss various topics ranging from how important it is to take care of your mental health to how doing so creates a positive model of behavior for your kids. Dr. Naik and Dr. Koo invite you to learn about investing time into yourself in order to build a life you don't need a vacation from.   In this episode, you will learn: Take time for yourself: This gives you time, space, and a breather to get clarity in what you want to do with your life. Get coached: Dr. Bonnie emphasizes the importance of seeking coaching, therapy, or other forms of support for your mental and emotional health. Coaching can help you understand how your thoughts create your feelings and how to navigate life's challenges. Take Solo Trips: Taking solo trips or spending time alone can be rejuvenating. Whether it's a weekend getaway or a spa resort experience, dedicating time to yourself allows for reflection and self-discovery.  Start with a dinner if that's too daunting. Focus on Emotional Regulation: Dr. Bonnie also highlights the significance of focusing on emotional regulation, especially for parents. Teaching children how to handle their emotions and modeling healthy emotional regulation is vital for their growth.   To end burnout and exhaustion and get your peace of mind back, check out her free masterclass on 4 steps to overcome burnout, get rid of overwhelm, and get your peace of mind back. https://program.stresscleansemd.com/4-secrets-to-living-a-life-you-ll-love-podcast   If you want to work with Coach Prianca Naik, MD, go to www.priancanaikmdcoaching.as.me to book a 30-minute consultation call.   Follow Dr. Prianca on social media:   https://www.facebook.com/prianca.naik   https://www.instagram.com/doctorprianca   https://www.linkedin.com/in/prianca-naik-md-0524a196/   Join her FREE Facebook group:   https://www.facebook.com/groups/646992382603860   Follow Dr. Bonnie Koo on social media:   Instagram: https://instagram.com/wealthymommd or @wealthymommd   Facebook: https://facebook.com/wealthymommd   Website: https://wealthymommd.com     [FULL TRANSCRIPTION:]   You're listening to the empowering working moms podcast episode number 69. Today I am so excited to have a special guest coming to us on this podcast, Dr. Bonnie Koo. She is a master certified life coach, physician, and founder of Wealthy Mom, MD.   She's a money coach for women physicians, and a proud graduate of Barnard College and Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons. She is the host of the WealthyMomMD podcast and author of Defining Wealth for Women: Peace, Purpose, and Plenty of Cash. She currently resides in northern jersey with her family. So let's get to it and dive in.   All right, I am so excited today because I have a very, very special guest. Her name is Dr. Bonnie Koo. She was actually a coach of mine, and I'm thrilled to have her here. She's been doing amazing things and really thinking outside the box, which is what I want to dive into today. So welcome, Bonnie. Hey, there. Thanks so much for having me. Yeah, it's great to have you on. So I wanted to ask you, I know you're a dermatologist by trade, what really led you to becoming a coach?   Yeah. So I'm just laughing because like, it was not what I was expecting. I think that's the story for a lot of us. It's not like we were like, let's go to medical school or whatever career and then let's just change your mind a few years into it, right? Like, I don't think any of us had that goal. And so, I mean, the short story is that I was learning about money just for myself, because I realized I had no idea what I was doing. And then I was in a Facebook group of other physicians and it was for money, specifically. Just a community group where people were helping each other out.   And then I noticed that I was answering all the questions, and then people started tagging me, this was just fun for me. And then someone was like, why don't you start a blog? And so I did. And then it just went on from there. And then I just started getting asked to speak. And then I started working with a coach because to me, this was just a hobby. And then eventually, I got to the point where I had to either let it go, because I just had my son who's now six or make it a business, although there's obviously a lot of options in between, but those were the two options in my head.   And then at some point, I just decided, it wasn't like there was a specific reason if I'm perfectly honest, I was like, why not? The worst that can happen is that it fails and I'm still a doctor. Yeah, being a physician is not a bad fallback career, I suppose. I'm sure people are thinking that. Okay. So the personal development is the hobby, right? Which leads you to something that you're really enjoying, and then you make a decision to monetize it.   So what I think is really remarkable here, and why I really wanted to have you on the podcast is what gave you the courage to step out of that box, because there is pretty much, with or without people acknowledging it, there is kind of a box that physicians are put into or whatever box you might be in, in your culture, and just having the guts to step outside of that not really knowing what comes next.   Yeah, that's a great question. I think for me, I started meeting other people doing similar things. And so there's a conference called fincon, it's like in the fall of every year, it's probably like, happening this week or last week. And it's where all the people in the finance media world come together. And so I started to just meet other people who are doing this, including other doctors, there were a few other doctors. So I think just having that community, it was small, but just other people doing it. So like, I wasn't the only like weird and crazy person doing this. I think that was helpful.   And then honestly, working with a coach, like she helped me navigate the decision. And then once I decided to do a business, she helped me figure out what I could or couldn't do. And she also pointed out some things that maybe I wasn't thinking of, she's like, you have basically been building an audience for the past two years, not like on purpose, but just because I've been just helping people. And so she was like, you're in the perfect position to monetize it, if you want. And then I was like, okay. So it's interesting.   And then I took all these courses on how to learn how to run a business, because I didn't have any business skills. And so why would I Google it myself? I feel like a lot of people do this. I'm like, why would I Google it like people already know how to do this. I'm just gonna learn from them. I don't know if I'd describe it as courage. I think again, it's like being surrounded by these people. So it was almost like normalized that you can do this.   But what's really fascinating in life in general, is that a lot of us think that, especially physicians, you go to college, you go to med school, you pick a speciality, you go into residency, maybe fellowship, and then you work and then it's going to be a steady income, and all the steps are there.   So it feels so certain, even though you do have to pass the boards and do a lot of steps along the way. So it isn't actually certain but this false sense of certainty that we have in our careers, as opposed to being an entrepreneur, which just by nature is much more shaky, and it's more obvious that step A is the opposite of certainty. Exactly right.   So it's a lot of trial and error or failing forward or any of those concepts. So that is why I bring up the courage piece. Where of course, stepping into the unknown pretty much we're doing that all the time. We have no control over what the future holds.   Right, but at the same time doing something that's so different from what you're used to, or what you've been taught, or what you thought your life was going to be, and really just going for it, I think is really inspiring for people like, and that's why I say courage because for many people staying in the status quo, no matter how boring or dissatisfying or even malignant and might be, they'll stay there because they're terrified of the change. So yeah, can you relate to any of that, or can you elaborate on?   Yeah, well, here's a few things that I didn't mention. So two things is I had a different career before medical school, I was a non traditional student, I worked at Morgan Stanley, not in finance, but I worked in IT. And so I didn't have this like identity of just being a student. So I think that's part of it. The second thing is right after college, I did some pretty intense personal development work. And so I say that because I think I was already sort of more open minded that things can change, and that people do this, if that makes sense. Like, I'd forgotten about it. And I feel like I regressed during medical training.   But I think that's also why when I started working with my first coach, it was just really clear to me like, oh, yeah, remember this work, and just how fun it is to always be growing. Because I think what happens is, whatever career you choose, you become stagnant at some point, right? Because like in med school, it's like, we're learning all these new things, and you have residency, you're learning all these new things. And the first year or two of being attending is also exciting, right? And I feel like a lot of doctors get bored after like, three to five years, sometimes earlier.   Well, there's nowhere to go. The beauty of medicine is it is a steady job. People will always need doctors. But at the same time, there's not that much upward growth, like you're a doctor and you're doing the same thing more or less, unless let's say you're managing your practice, and maybe you work less, or maybe you become an entrepreneur on the side, but just straight being a doctor, you're going to do the same thing in your 10th year that you're doing in your first or second year. And that, I agree, like you kind of just hit like a plateau there and you aren't really growing in your career, per se.   Yeah. And I think that's when a lot of people get. They talk about the seven year itch and marriage, but I feel like it's more like a three to five year itch in medicine. I think people look around and are like, oh, is this it? Because I think we all thought like once we became attendings that we would live happily ever after, basically. And then we learned that's not a thing, and then we're really disappointed.   Correct. And then the beauty is you have the steady income. And sometimes you can, well that's the work that you do, which feel free to talk about that. Like so, you have the money. And then what do you do with it? You have the luxury of maybe making your money work for you? Yeah, I mean, so I coach people on money. But what I realized after doing this for some time is it's not just about the money because you can have all the money in the world. But if you're an unhappy person, it doesn't matter. Right, you can take nicer vacations and eat at Michelin star restaurants, I guess, right?   So I really try to teach my clients money is a tool to help you do things, it is very useful, obviously. But also money is not going to make you happy. And because we all know that technically, but we really think we'll be happier with money, like certain things are possible. And certain things are more fun.   Like I love traveling first class, like I definitely am happier while flying first class, right? Like, there's no doubt about that. But those experiences alone aren't going to make my life rich and fulfilled. So I really try to help my clients do a little bit of both. And that's mainly from like the coaching because once you get coached on one area of your life, it kind of filters into other areas of your life.   I was laughing about the first class business class flying, laughing silently, but what that brought up for me was that those kinds of experiences are transient. Right? So money might buy you that but that comes and it goes but a lack of money, I think also can create a lot of stress that will make you unhappy.   Yeah. Well, so I don't know exactly who your listeners are. Are they mostly physicians or high income women?   It's pretty much career driven, high achieving, working moms.   I mean, pretty much everyone listening is not going to struggle with basic needs that money provides, right. And so I'm sure you've heard of a study that over a certain amount of money adjusted for where you live doesn't increase happiness, right? Obviously, if you don't have money to buy food, being able to buy food is definitely going to increase. It's not even happiness. It's like, just be not worrying about those primal things you need to live right. But yeah, after a certain amount of money, like it doesn't do as much as we think except for flying first class.   And the fancy meals, which by the way, I feel like the fancy meals that are curated and they look beautiful on the plate. I always leave those places hungry, wanting a piece of pizza. Like if you've ever been to 11 Madison Park, or you know they do these, well, that's a bajillion courses. But if you go do like a lesser version of that, like three courses, of like bite sized food, and then I'm leaving craving more, having spent how much money.   It's funny. I just went to France a few months ago, Paris specifically and I don't think I enjoy fancy food as much as I used to. To me it was like it's about the food. It's also the experience and I'm not sure if I enjoyed it. Maybe I'm just getting older and I'm just not used to going out as much as I used to. But basically what I'm saying is I don't need to go to a fancy two or three Michelin star restaurant, they tend to be kind of stuffy anyway, you know. And I feel like you know, a bit more of a modern hip restaurant is more my style now.   I agree. During COVID, when I didn't go to restaurants, after people started emerging, I remember being really appreciative of service. But now I'm at a point where I think most of like the fancy meals, it's the same thing like every single time. So it does start to lose its novelty. And then you're kind of just looking for the quality of food, rather than the fanfare of it all. So something I wanted to also ask you is, what do you think would be useful for the exhausted burnt out professional moms, in terms of if they're on the precipice of making a change? What advice would you give them?   Wow, there's so much. Well, I think the first thing is to take care of yourself, right? Because all those things you described is mostly a result of just not prioritizing themselves. So I think there's a lot of work in that, right. And women, we're basically socialized to be caretakers. And even if you don't have kids, that extends to just the people around you, maybe your parents, etc, right?   Maybe in your culture, too. But in my culture, or a lot of other cultures, like you want to have a daughter because a daughter takes care of you, the sons don't. Right, have you heard that before? Yes, of course, in general, cultures, letting men walk away scot free from so many things that they could actually be contributing to including caring for your parents. Right?   Yeah. So I think there's a lot of that. And I think it's even way more exacerbated if you're a parent, because you're just giving so much to your kids. And that has a toll on you. Because then I see a lot of women, they feel like they don't even know who they are anymore. Because they've just been giving, giving, giving. And then obviously, depending on your work circumstances, and whether you've gone through a divorce, there's obviously a lot of things that can cause stress. And so I would say number one is really take care of yourself.   I actually taught a lot of my clients be willing to go part time and work less. But of course, they're always like, Well, what about money, right? They don't want to make less money. I was like, listen, money circumstances are temporary. And part of me is like, you might need to go part time or even take a sabbatical in order to a) recoup.   And then what if that's necessary to actually make more money? That's something people don't consider, because they're so focused on like, well, if I work part time, that means I make less money. In the short term, yes. But then the thing is, you don't have headspace to think about things or be creative, or to even think about having a side gig when you're burned at both ends, you know?   Absolutely. So I'm really intrigued by that. I love that concept that you're mentioning, what's the strategy behind that? Like, how do you coach your clients who you're saying, hey, maybe go part time, maybe take a sabbatical? What does that look like in reality? And how are you helping women to actually do this? Because that sounds really scary. And I'm sure many women are listening to this thinking, yeah, that's great and everything, but no, thanks. You know, they're all freaked out.   Yeah. So part of it is looking at their money to see what's going on. The thing is, most of my clients aren't going to go broke. Like when I say go broke, like, they're not going to not be able to feed their kids or their family if they take some time off. Most of them will just go part. I mean, it's all different. To be honest, the thing is, even when you're doing a sabbatical, there are so many options to make money. Like you can just do like a per diem or locums. Right, I think you do something like that.   So it's not like you turn the money faucet completely off. But it's like, how can we create more space and time and for some people, it's like literally just working one less day a week at their current job or, again, as physicians, there are a lot of options, expert witness work, etc. So it's not like you have to completely turn off the money income, but then it's also getting their money in order. Because the goal is to be in a position where if your job income stops, there shouldn't be a catastrophe in a month or two, right?   Yes, exactly. It's more, I think, just the idea of slowing down the incoming and what am I doing about the outgoing, that people just kind of freeze and have a fight or flight moment during that conversation.   I think they also have to realize that what they're doing now is completely unsustainable. If you think about the decrease in income being temporary, you could think of that as like the investment in yourself to get better, and to build a life where you're not going to need a vacation from right.   Yeah, we need time and space to actually create and have thoughts flow. Because when you are in the day in and day out, day to day grind, you're just surviving. So there's very little room to actually transform or grow during that time. What else besides the part time work would you add to your advice for busy exhausted mothers?   Well obviously getting coached. And I'm not just saying that as a coach, but also as a client. Like I don't know if you're getting coached actively right now, Prianca, but like people always. Actually I was just doing a call with someone and they were like, surprised that I was still getting coached on stuff.   What I've learned from that is, I think people think, whether it's for themselves or looking at other coaches, that we get to a point where our brains are just beautiful inside and like there's no negative thoughts and like, I can handle anything and that kind of thing, unfortunately, yeah, we're human.   Yeah, we're still human. Like, I'm working with a parenting coach now and like. Oh, that's cool. I would say parenting it's like the hardest job in the world right?    And the most important too. I feel like most people feel like for me, my job as a mom is the number one job even though I spend a lot of time with my career and other things but it's top of mind.   Yeah. And then also what I realized is like I think every parent absolutely needs a parent coach. And part of being the best parent that you want to be is like working on yourself. And so that's why I also think coaching is, every parent coach does it differently. Mine coaches me and then also helps with some tips and tricks, but a lot of it's just coaching me and I'm like, freaked out, Jack's gonna get kicked out of school, like, you know, our brains just go to worst case scenario, he's gonna get kicked out of school, and then wanting to fix it right away. And so she has to coach me to calm my brain on that topic.   But yeah, I think getting coached is so important because understanding that our thoughts create our feelings, it's just life changing. But there's more than just, as you know, like, the way I'm trained is like really just working on your thoughts and how they downstream to feelings. But as you probably know, there's like other things at play that aren't just related to thoughts.   So like, I just feel like there's so much support that's available for your mental and emotional health that I think a lot of us neglect, because everyone kind of knows, like, oh, yeah, you should work out and go to the gym, because you'll feel better. And it's good for your health, right. But our mental health is just not prioritized at all, as you know. So I think that's really, really important is to prioritize your mental health. And there's so many ways to do that. Whether psychiatrists, therapists, coaching all the above.   I mean, I have a personal therapist, I'm in group therapy, and I have a coach. So I very much believe in taking care of myself first. Because that's always how we get to show up as the best versions of ourselves for them, and also setting an example for them, hopefully, so that they grow up caring for their own mental health as adults.   Oh, that's such a good point. I don't think I really thought about that. Here's another thing, right? And I didn't mean to make this into a parenting thing. But this applies whether you're not parent is if you think about it, our generation, although I think you're a lot younger than me Prianca. I'm not that much younger than you. I think I'm like a couple years younger than you. Yeah.   You just look so young. But you know, we were raised not being taught anything about how to handle our emotions. And if anything, especially cultural is like, don't show emotion, like, be stoic. And then if you're highly educated, it's just like pushing on through school and getting whatever you have to done. And then if you're a doctor, it's worse as well through residency.   So I think we have to learn that skill ourselves and learning it ourselves. Everything we do, our kids are watching us, it's modeled for them, right? And so if you grew up in a family just yelled and punished, and grounded you all the time. It's so funny, because no one's gonna say like, well, how a parent I'm gonna do the same thing for my kids. But as you know, like you end up parenting like your parents. It's kind of insane kind of a mind f, if you think about it.   Well, it comes really naturally. My experience is, I think about the way I was parented, and then I think about. It's in a book, How to Raise Successful People, which I may have recommended to you by Esther Wojcicki but she talks about really going through everything, how you were raised, and thinking about what you want to propagate forward and what you want to eliminate.   I don't know if I want to propagate any of it.   Okay, so for me, a lot of it. I'm like, okay, I'm not like my parents at all. But then what I find is in an academic setting, or like, when I start seeing my son, if he's doing well in school, then I'm kind of like, Alright, I have to help foster this, but not in the same way that my parents did, in a gentle kind way. But I can feel that it's all stirring up the old stuff where I was trying to do the best I could in school, and then I'm thinking alright, yeah, let him do the best he can do but without the punishment, and without tying in any his self worth to that and having like, a way bigger distance from all that.   Well yeah, we definitely were raised in the punishment is how you get people to comply and I mean, it is effective, but it also totally squashes self esteem. Anyway, that's what I'm learning how to navigate. And it's been fascinating for me, and also just showing me like all the areas that I still have work to do, you know?   Yeah, well, we're all constantly growing and changing and doing the best we can. And I really believe that our generation, we are doing better than our parents did. And hopefully our kids will do even better. I think so. Yeah, yeah. Although, I bet our kids are gonna say the same thing about us.   Well, I'm wondering if it's gonna be because even social media and all the info that's out there, it's very much we're trying to foster these independent people. And we ask them all these questions, and we're much more into mental health, but I wonder if the complaints gonna be the other way. Like, why couldn't my mom just be normal? And why did she have to ask me like how I felt about this? Like it was too psychological?   Interesting, but everything comes down to feelings, like truly.   Well, yes. So today, I was talking to coaches in my mastermind. And I was saying that really the work that pretty much we all do is helping people to sit in the discomfort because once you learn to actually sit with it, that's the currency for the good life because it's being able to be present with your anxiety sometimes, or whatever negative emotions and getting a little bit distance from them, be it through the model or other methods, but really not being one with our thoughts and our feelings. 24/7 Because that's where the torture lies.   I know and little kids, they can't understand like, why can't I have something that I want? Or why do I have to do things I don't want to do. Like brushing his teeth it's like a battle. Like, well I don't want to brush my teeth? None of them do. They don't. Yeah. And he's like, so why should I like I don't want to so therefore I shouldn't.   If I'm really honest here, one of my least favorite things with my kids is the ADLs like, I dread the morning brush teeth and the evening like brush your teeth before bed. And it really depends on how tired I am at night. But especially my two year old, she won't let me brush her teeth. And then I just let her do like very subpar job. And I'm like, alright, it's over.   I mean, which kid actually does the full two minutes? I mean, I don't think anyone does. I do 30 seconds. I'm like, You know what, 30 seconds is good enough?   Yeah I don't know. They hate brushing their teeth. I don't know. And they can't understand that is an automatic and a non negotiable of life. It's just one of the things that we don't need to get into the reason with them, but they hate it.   It boggles my mind. I'm like, doesn't he like. But like, wake up and you've got that, like morning mouth thing going on? I'm like, how is he not bothered by that? But kids just don't seem to be.   They don't care. I know. I hear you. Anyway. Yeah, those chores are tough. I will say though I have an au pair now. She often does the morning brush teeth. And they actually let her help and whatnot, like more than they will me. So yeah, my life has become infinitely better with that. Extra set of hands with her. So I highly recommend that if you have the space for it. It will take that stuff off your plate.   Yeah, I mean, we just have one. We both work from home. So we haven't needed one. But I wouldn't hesitate to hire one if I had multiple kids and had a schedule that made it hard to handle it myself.   Any other advice for exhausted professional moms?   So even if you can't, like I talked about go part, time take a sabbatical. Like you could take a little trip and go to a spa resort by yourself. I'm glad you asked this again. Because when I tell people that I take solo trips, they're shocked. A lot of women are shocked whether they have kids or not. Right. They're just like what, you can do that? And so I travel a decent amount for work. I go to a lot of conferences, but for my birthday this year, I went to Maribel for two nights by myself.   I remember when I told Matt he was like, what? You're not going to hang out with the family? I'm like no. Maribel is an all inclusive spa resort. I love it. I've been there many times. It's amazing what just even a weekend away will be so like nourishing and for anyone listening Maribel, there's three locations, Austin, Berkshire's, which is Massachusetts and Arizona, just two hours south of Phoenix. They are amazing resorts. It's all about wellness and prioritizing and mindfulness. Have you been to one?   I have. I enjoyed it. I also went by myself. My only thing was I felt like I was hungry there. They're too healthy. And I know it's all about wellness. They do the food health, you know, the healthful eating, you know.   You can always get more food, right?   I know but it's all, it's too healthy for me, like I need a steak or a burger like.   Oh, you should have done cook for me. Do you do that? That's good.   I did do that one of the nights. Yes. And that was good. But yeah, that was my only qualm with that place. Yeah.   So yeah, I think that's a great place or just like taking a trip with your girlfriends. I think, again, so easy to just stop doing that because you get into this routine. So I think even that, like I require a decent amount of time for myself. And now it's like normal, I don't feel like, although lately I have been trying to minimize travel a bit more just because Jack started kindergarten and I want to be available for him because we sent him to a Waldorf school.   I saw your post on social media about a more nature immersed school, and I thought, wow, that's awesome.   He's on a farm. And he is gardening and feeding animals, like they're outside, even when it's wet outside. So I had to buy him all this special gear. There's zero academics in their kindergarten. Because their whole philosophy is that developmentally like it's easier to learn when they're a little older. So they actually read a lot later than mainstream school. And so my friends warned me that they won't be reading until second or third grade, even.   They really focus on social and emotional development. And so it just was in line with all the things that I've been learning myself, right, just like really focusing on emotional regulation. Because if you think about it, those skills are way more important than your academics.   It's so true with my children, too. I always think like, well, what is the endgame in this? Like, whatever it is. It's not straight A's. Right, that's for sure. And also people get really crazy about sports and teams and this and that. And I'm like, alright, well are you gonna become a professional athlete? If not, like we don't have to be so crazy about this. Like, it's okay. They learn to be on a team. To me, it's more of a social, like you're talking about skill building.   I don't understand. Like I remember even before Jack was born, just like seeing that this was a thing. And I was so confused, because that's not how it was when we grew up, like our activity was just roaming around the neighborhood on our bikes and our parents not knowing where we were, you know those were our activities.   And so I actually, because he is on a farm all day, like they're literally being physically active. Like, I don't feel the need to do it. And also, they actually said that it's actually not great for them at this age, I forget, but that was enough for me to be like see, they told me not to do it, I'm not gonna do it.   Yeah, I think that's amazing. One thing I will say is my son's kindergarten teacher was saying that she teaches the kids a song about boundaries. And I said, oh, my, I was freaking out. I said, Oh my god, that's amazing. I said, can you imagine if we had learned that at a young age, boundaries like I didn't know what that was until.   They just learned about the personal bubble, the space bubble. Learning that like yeah, there's like everyone has a bubble and you have to ask for consent. And Jack that's his challenging area because he doesn't understand that and because he's so sweet and loving. If he met you like he would just like hug you but he's very strong. So it's almost like he's tackling you. So he doesn't quite understand that not everyone likes to get hugged. I'm like, listen, I know some people are weird. They don't want hugs. So you always have to ask, he still doesn't ask he just will embrace you.   Aw he has to regulate his kindness. Aw. I love that. So I love this concept of take some time and go on a trip alone. I think people are really afraid to do it.   Start with, it doesn't have to be even a night like I think baby steps, right? Because if you're married with kids, I know we're focused, because I'm sure not everyone listening has kids. Like, I have met women who are married with kids who literally never been away from their kids, even one night and their kids are older. I know your eyes are just wide.   I don't even know how that's possible. That's really intense.   So many people, they don't even go out to dinner without their kids.   It's too much. Start with a dinner. Let's just say that, start with a dinner alone. And actually, you never know if you let's say you sit at the bar and you eat dinner, you can meet people around you and you make new friends or just the possibilities are endless with that. What I was going to say about the alone time, I recently realized because I would take my kids on trips, and I took a few days to just reset by myself. And it was so magical that I only had to care for myself.   That was the whole thing that I didn't have to worry about. All right, the brushing teeth or the breakfast. All their needs, which we care for all the time. It's so automatic that one day even to just only think about yourself and be quiet. I like the friends trip idea. But I also think the time when you're not talking to other people and feeling like you have to be entertaining, or engage or listen or any of those.   That's why I like Mirabel solo. Because you don't have to talk to anyone. And it's fine, because a lot of them are there by themselves. Some people go with their girlfriends, but like no one's expecting you to like engage. And it's in that solitude and the quietness that you can get your best ideas or just restore or you're not giving to anyone except yourself.   And I think that's so fascinating that so many women, that concept of oh, let me just give to myself, and no one else, is so shocking for them. It's a world that they don't know. So yeah, start with that. Even if you can do, like I have a goal of doing it one 24 hour shift a month alone, like that is my goal.   That's amazing. I don't think I have, well, when I went to Paris for 10 Nights. Yeah, I didn't bring my family. I didn't mean for it to be that long. But you know, my business class tickets were already booked. So I couldn't change them. Probably not entirely true.   That's so funny. Yeah. So I have that as a goal. In addition to I think with friends, it's always good to have like a yearly trip you do with a certain group, let's say for doctors or med school friends, or college friends, or whatever other group you have, and just make it an annual thing. And that way, it's already there. Because if you just let these things go years go by. I know time goes so fast. And it's also like I only have one I can't imagine what it's like with more than one little one. But I think lately I've been trying to pick resorts to have a kids club of some sort.   So we can just park them there for even a few hours is helpful. Or I bring my mom sometimes. Yeah, although she needs a break too. Well, that's not your job, though. But yeah, I mean, I think that's another thing, it's like, don't feel bad about having support. Because I think also we think do everything ourselves. Right.   So like hiring the au pair, or just hiring a part time babysitter or like, don't clean your house, someone else could do that. Like there's so many things you can outsource and they don't cost as much as people think. Like a lot of women I meet don't like to cook, I'm like you can hire a personal chef or get meal, like there's so many services now that do that. Even if you did it a few times a week, that would be helpful.   Absolutely, or just really taking inventory of the things that bring you joy and don't and then start outsourcing the ones that you don't enjoy. Like if you don't find cooking therapeutic, some people do, but if it's not a therapy session for you, and you find it tiring, you don't want to clean up. For me all the prep, the cooking the cleaning afterwards, like that's a big chore for me. So I'd rather have someone help.   I don't do that Matt does it and then he just leaves stuff everywhere. And I was like, listen, you do the laundry. He loves doing laundry. Like you do the laundry, I sometimes cook, I take care of all things Jack, and then you have to deal with dishes and the garbage. Like it's a great division of labor that we have, you know.   I clean up sometimes but it's just putting stuff in the dishwasher. It's not like it's hard, you know? No, it's not.   No, I was gonna say and also he can manage Jack when you take your solo trips.   Yes, I think that might be harder. So that's something we have to navigate because his school is kind of far right now. And so it's a lot of driving. And so I think this fall, I've kind of minimized although I already took one trip and I have another one coming up but just being more picky with like speaking engagements and things like that, because I want to be away a little less because last year I was gone a lot. I mean, it was fun for me. Don't get me wrong.   Yeah, things wax and wane. I love that. Well, thank you so much for all of your pearls and your journey. So beautiful that you shared with us today. And please tell us anything about your business, how we can find you, follow you, all those good things. And of course, I will link to everything in the show notes as well. But definitely tell us verbally.   Yeah, so everything is wealthy mom MD. So it's my website. That's my instagram handle, same as my podcast, wealthy mom MD. And then as you know, I have a book, you can find that on my website, but it's called Defining Wealth For Women. It's a pink book.   I love that you wrote a book and I just think that that speaks to how we all have the ability to make our dreams come true. It's just them matter of getting your mind to it and then taking the action to make it happen Exactly just taking steps, like all this stuff happens by doing like a lot of little things   Wonderful, well thanks so much for coming today, it was great having you.

Doesn't it feel like we ARE what we do in this country? Especially if what we "do" is something as cool as being a Hollywood Actor-- like that's the stuff of dreams right? So what happens when we realize we may want something else than what we've identified for decades? In this week's episode, we explore exactly that with actor Leven Rambin as she tells us about her acting journey from 14 to dealing with a loss of income during the pandemic to now exploring what's next for her.Related Episodes:How Leandra from Female in Finance Paid off $250k of Medical BillsMillionaire by 27? Tyler Wright from Defining Wealth's StoryWork Optional in Her 30s?! Shang from Save My Cents discusses Frugality & Investing in the Stock MarketClo Bare Blog: clobare.comFind me on social media at @clobaremoneycoachPlease rate and subscribe to support this channel!Free Money Guide: moneyrightguide.comFree Investing Class: lazyinvestingclass.comProduced by Elevate Media - Want to start your show? Reach out! This podcast is not intended as financial advice. Always do your own research and talk to your financial professional to discuss your situation. To read our full terms and conditions, head here:TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Ryan and Terry debrief the Jonathan Bi interview and discuss how they're using mimetic theory to better understand life's most important decisions. Also in this ep:How to weed your wants to get more meaning from your effortsA more nuanced pursuit of 'retirement' How to switch your mimetic nature on and off using a key character trait

We’ve started a new series titled, Broke. Today, Pastor Jeff continues his message from 1 Timothy 6 ? a passage with Instructions to the Rich. And His question to us is, 'What would you do if you were rich?'. Support the show: https://www.oneandall.church/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What would you do if you were rich? Today we’re beginning a new message series from Pastor Jeff. A series titled BROKE? Based in 1 Timothy 6, we look at a passage with Instructions to the Rich. Support the show: https://www.oneandall.church/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We enter a new series of message today, from Pastor Jeff. A series titled BROKE. His first question to us is, “what would you do if you were rich?”. To help with this message he's reading from 1st TIMOTHY 6 – a passage with Instructions to the rich.Rich, broke or somewhere in-between, I'm sure we'll all get something out of this message.

We've started a new series of message from Pastor Jeff, titled Broke. His question to us so far is, “what would you do if you were rich?”. To help with this message he's reading from 1st TIMOTHY 6 – a passage with Instructions to the rich.Join us now to hear the rest of this first message.

In this episode of the Unruly Entrepreneur podcast, host Andrea Crowder speaks with entrepreneur and mentor Christopher Gravagna about his experiences in the business world. They discuss the importance of mentorship, networking, and personal growth, as well as Christopher's own journey through financial crisis and getting out of massive debt. Christopher shares his insights on investing, leadership, and emphasizes the value of failure and building relationships based on shared values. The episode concludes with a discussion of Christopher's current companies, KINRGY, and his plans for the future. Referenced Resources: KINRGY use code health50 for 50% off KINRGY RETREAT with exclusive discount! Connect with Christoper on Instagram Connect with Andrea on Instagram Episode Content Timestamp *The Origin Story of Andrea and Christopher's Friendship [00:01:53]* Andrea and Christopher talk about how they met through a mastermind group and their friendship's origin story. *Importance of Kindness [00:09:05]* Christopher talks about his personal mission to share the message of kindness and how it has been instilled in him through his experiences and mentors. *Lessons from Early Entrepreneurship [00:19:14]* Christopher talks about his upbringing and early entrepreneurship experiences, including getting sued at 14 years old for placing ads in the yellow pages. *Be Your Own Bank [00:24:44]* Christopher shares his advice on investing in yourself and your own business, rather than seeking external investments. He suggests looking at elements within your own business that you can invest in to increase ROI. *Low Maintenance Investments [00:29:28]* Christopher talks about the importance of finding low maintenance side businesses or investments that can produce high yield. He shares his personal experience with private debt and hard money lending on real estate. *The Importance of Allocating Capital for Personal Happiness [00:31:03]* Christopher emphasizes the importance of allocating a certain percentage of capital for personal happiness and enjoyment, rather than just saving and investing all of it. *Building Enterprise Relationships [00:33:11]* Christopher and Andrea discuss the importance of building enterprise relationships and how it can lead to growth and success in business. *Learning from Failure [00:38:17]* Christopher talks about the importance of learning from failures and using them as lessons to pivot and optimize your business. *Networking Tips [00:41:18]* Christopher shares his tips on networking, including identifying if you're an introvert or extrovert, finding events and conferences that align with your interests, and breaking out of your communication shell through micro events or hobbies. *Mentorship and Values [00:50:12]* Christopher talks about the importance of values in business and personal life, including faith, surrender, integrity, love, and patience. He also mentions the importance of mentorship and working with businesses that align with your values. *Integrity in Business [00:52:47]* Christopher and Andrea discuss the importance of integrity in business practices and how it intertwines with personal time.Get the magic of WAP: Wealth Alignment Patterns HERE Leave me a voicemail HERE with your question for a chance to have it answered on a future episode! Get notifications when new episodes drop by tapping the "follow" button! And if you loved this episode, let me know by leaving a review!

Tyler graduated college at 22 in 2015 with a $0 net worth. Still, over the next seven years, he raised his net worth to over $1.5 million by working in sales, learning as much as possible about personal finance and investing, investing in the stock market, and investing in real estate. In the past two years, his online brand, Defining Wealth, has gone from a couple of hundred followers on Instagram to just under 200,000 followers combined between all channels, and he now brings in $60k a month from all his income streams. Learn his story on this week's episode of The Money Bare.https://www.instagram.com/defining.wealth/https://linktr.ee/defining.wealthClo Bare Blog: clobare.comFind me on social media at @clobaremoneycoachPlease rate and subscribe to support this channel!Free Money Guide: moneyrightguide.comFree Investing Class: lazyinvestingclass.comProduced by Elevate Media - Want to start your show? Reach out! This podcast is not intended as financial advice. Always do your own research and talk to your financial professional to discuss your situation. To read our full terms and conditions, head here:TERMS AND CONDITIONS

There's no doubt that being efficient with your expenses is a huge part of your journey to financial independence. However, maybe we focus a little too much time there and not enough time on increasing our income. That's exactly what Tyler Wright from Defining Wealth believes. And Tyler has some first-hand experience in doing just that. Tyler started out like a lot of us... age 22, a new college graduate, and $0 to his name. It didn't take long for him to realize that a 40-year career in a 9-5 wasn't for him. So he started finding ways to greatly increase his income while also investing in ways that would allow even more cash flow. By the time he was 28, he was earning $10k per month in passive income thanks to his rental properties and investment portfolio. And in just those 6 short years, he raised his net worth to $1.5M! Have you been looking for inspiration to increase your income? Or maybe you know someone who needs just that, if so, please share it with a friend! Links From the Episode Defining Wealth Tyler's Instagram Tyler's Twitter Tyler's TikTok YouTube Interview https://youtu.be/_KYZqBEkzwE Join the Community We'd love to hear your comments and questions about this week's episode. Here are some of the best ways to stay in touch and get involved in The FI Show community! Grab the Ultimate FI Spreadsheet Join our Facebook Group Leave us a voicemail Send an email to contact [at] TheFiShow [dot] com If you like what you hear, please subscribe and leave a rating/review! >> You can do that by clicking here 

Rebecca chats with Tyler Wright. They delve into Tyler's journey to financial freedom at the young age of 27, his thoughts on investing during a down market, and so much more!Tyler is a stock and real estate investor and entrepreneur who built the company Defining Wealth which helps people define what wealth is to them and achieve financial freedom. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN:00:00 - Intro02:18 - How Tyler became financially free by 27 years old, and how you can too. 14:55 - Is it possible to retire early and what does it actually take to get there? 24:40 - Some realistic examples of how you could achieve financial freedom within 10 years. 30:15- What the 4% rule is, and how to use it to figure out how much money you need to retire early. 45:39 - Tyler's investment strategy for 2023 and how he thinks about investing in down markets. 53:42 - The common hurdles faced when trying to fast track your retirement journey and how to overcome them. 56:33 - Tyler's advice on the best ways to get started for someone wanting to begin their journey to financial independence. *Disclaimer: Slight timestamp discrepancies may occur due to podcast platform differences.BOOKS AND RESOURCESCheck out Tyler's definingwealthonline.com.Related Episode: MI234: How to Create a Recession Proof Financial Plan w/ Dave Alison, or watch the video.NEW TO THE SHOW?Check out our Millennial Investing Starter Packs.Browse through all our episodes (complete with transcripts) here.Try Robert and Rebecca's favorite tool for picking stock winners and managing our portfolios: TIP Finance.Enjoy exclusive perks from our favorite Apps and Services.Stay up-to-date on financial markets and investing strategies through our daily newsletter, We Study Markets.Learn how to better start, manage, and grow your business with the best business podcasts.P.S The Investor's Podcast Network is excited to launch a subreddit devoted to our fans in discussing financial markets, stock picks, questions for our hosts, and much more! Join our subreddit r/TheInvestorsPodcast today!SPONSORSGet a FREE audiobook from Audible.Talk to your clients about Desjardins Responsible Investment today and support what's right for society and what's good for business.Take stock of your finances and investing strategy with Betterment.Let an expert do your taxes from start to finish so you can relax with TurboTax.If your business has five or more employees and managed to survive Covid you could be eligible to receive a payroll tax rebate of up to twenty-six thousand dollars per employee. Find out if your business qualifies with Innovation Refunds.Find the perfect piece of jewelry for life's special moments with Blue Nile. Save up to 50% off today!Support our free podcast by supporting our sponsors.Connect with Tyler: (@DefiningWealth): TwitterConnect with Rebecca: Twitter | Instagram Email: Rebecca@theinvestorspodcast.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Bonnie Koo, MD is a master certified life coach, physician and the founder of Wealthy Mom MD. She is a proud graduate of Barnard College and Columbia University's College of Physicians & Surgeons. Her mission is to help successful women create wealth in all areas of their lives -- and yes that includes lots of money. She is the host of the Wealthy Mom MD Podcast and author of Defining Wealth for Women: (n.) Peace, Purpose, and Plenty of Cash!  She currently resides in northern NJ. Some of the topics we discussed were:Dr. Koo's non-traditional path to medicine Her journey from working as a dermatologist to founding Wealthy Mom MDWhat mindset shifts are most helpful for high achieving womenCommon limiting beliefs about money and how to change themWhat money mistakes women physicians should avoid  3 most important takeaways from her bookTips about publishing a nonfiction book And more!Learn more about me or schedule a FREE coaching call:https://www.joyfulsuccessliving.com/Get in contact with Dr. Koo:Instagram: https://instagram.com/wealthymommd or @wealthymommdFacebook: https://facebook.com/wealthymommdWebsite: https://wealthymommd.com

With the new year comes new health insurance deductibles, and many are feeling it when filling prescriptions. Learn why employer prescription plans are your frenemy - and what Mark Cuban is doing in the world of prescription medications. Also in this episode, what constitutes being wealthy? Clark discusses how people perceive and self-assess wealth in the U.S., knowing the difference between reality & headlines, and the role of lifestyle in determining wealth.  Rx Costs: Segment 1 Ask Clark: Segment 2 Defining Wealth: Segment 3 Ask Clark: Segment 4 Mentioned on the show: Mark Cuban's Cost Plus Drugs Expands To Employers In Quest To Disrupt Big Pharma Will Mark Cuban's Prescription Company Really Save You Money? Clark.com Prescription Drugs How Investors Define 'Wealthy' Might Surprise You - Barron's Are You Rich? The Answer May Surprise You Fidelity Youth Account - Any Good? - Clark Howard Community Fidelity Youth Account Fidelity Investments Review 2022: Pros & Cons Best Homeowners Insurance Companies and Ones To Avoid  Clark.com resources Episode transcripts Clark.com daily money newsletter Consumer Action Center Free Helpline: 636-492-5275 Learn more about your ad choices: megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode,   Dr. Bonnie Koo shared "How to stay resourceful. Streams of income " with us.This is part of the Recession RX series that I did where I interviewed humans that are doing amazing things and sharing how they are prepping themselves for the recession.Here is the deal. This is a gift of love. And I have three to ask of you.1. listen, enjoy, and take action.2. I want you to take this information and share it with those that you like. Share itwith your friends. Share it with your neighbors. Share with your colleagues. Let's get the word out because we are going to be prepped. Not panicked.3.  I want you to leave us a review and let us know exactly what you love about this episode.This is a 100% free gift to you but I would love it if you do all those three things. Don't forget to tag me @MoneyFitMDBonnie Koo, MD is a master certified life coach, physician, and founder of Wealthy Mom MD. She is a proud graduate of Barnard College and Columbia University's College of Physicians & Surgeons. Her mission is to help successful women create wealth in all areas of their lives. She is the host of the Wealthy Mom MD Podcast and author of Defining Wealth for Women: (n.) Peace, Purpose, and Plenty of Cash! She currently resides in northern NJ. Website: https://wealthymommd.com To download a Recap of The Recession Rx and to join The Money School for women physicians where we combine the Power of education, coaching, and community, visit https://www.moneyfitmd.com/work-with-me to schedule a callEnjoyed the episode? Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts.⁣Ready to liberate yourself and become the CEO of your money & life? Join the only community exclusively for women physicians. The doors are open https://www.moneyfitmd.com/msbDo you have questions/ topics you want addressed in an upcoming episode? Fill out this form.https://www.moneyfitmd.com/podcast-questionsAccess our FREE 5- Day Video Mini-Series will change how you handle your finances. Visit  https://www.moneyfitmd.com/cashflow to learn how to cash flow. As physicians, it's important that we are prepped for any economic downturn. This is why I am sharing the steps I am taking to be prepped. That way we can be well together. www.moneyfitmd.com/prep⁣Don't miss an episode, subscribe to THE MONEYFITMD PODCAST, where we help women Physicians curate their rich life.⁣

In today's Real Life Leadership episode, Chantel had the opportunity to speak with Rod Khleif. He is an entrepreneur, real estate investor, multiple business owner, author, podcast host, mentor, and community philanthropist with a passion for business, life, success, and giving back. As one of the country's top real estate trainers, Rod has personally owned and managed over 2,000 properties.   As an accomplished entrepreneur, Rod has built several successful multi-million dollar businesses. As a community philanthropist, Rod founded and directs The Tiny Hands Foundation, which has benefited more than 75,000 community children and families in need. Rod has combined his passion for real estate investing and business development coaching with his personal philosophy of goal setting, envisioning, and manifesting success to become one of America's top real estate investment and business development trainers.   Enjoy!   -   Connect with Rod:  Website: https://lcfa.rodkhleif.com/ and more at https://lcfa.rodkhleif.com/       Order Chantel's Book, One Meal And A Tasting: https://chantelrayway.com/onemeal/    Join CanZell HERE: https://joincanzell.com/    Check out the CanZell Cloud HERE: https://canzellcloud.com/    Claim Your Free Ticket For The Grow And Scale Now Summit! https://growandscalenow.com/    Chantel: https://www.instagram.com/thechantelray/     For more resources, visit http://www.reallifeleaders.com/podcast    Have a leadership question you want answered? Email podcast@reallifeleaders.com and you might even be in an episode!

Are you being honest with yourself? In today's episode, we get vulnerable while sharing how upbringing impacts entrepreneurship, unpack why mental health is critical for businesses, and share the importance of embracing vulnerability. Host Sahil Bloom is joined by guest Andy Dunn, the co-founder of Bonobos, and the author of Burn Rate. Together they discuss the five buckets of wealth, share why you need to accept when you're wrong, and finally, they place their bets on the future of Direct-to-consumer brands in the bear market. ►► Want more community? Learn more here: http://trwih.com SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR ►► This episode is brought to you by Wealthfront, a saving and investing app that can help you earn more on your money and build wealth for your future. The Wealthfront Cash Account grows your savings at 2% APY, and offers unlimited, fee-free transfers to your external accounts — plus, a ton of other features that help you optimize your cash. So, if your money is earning less anywhere else, now might be a good time to make a move. Wealthfront is offering Where it Happens listeners a free $50 bonus with a $500 initial deposit to a new Cash Account. Go to wealthfront.com/Happens to claim your $50 and start growing your savings. Cash account is offered by Wealthfront Brokerage LLC, Member of FINRA/SIPC. Wealthfront Brokerage is not a bank. We convey funds to partner banks who accept and maintain deposits, provide the interest rate, and provide FDIC insurance. Rate is subject to change. Investment management and advisory services--which are not FDIC insured--are provided by Wealthfront Advisers LLC (“Wealthfront Advisers”), an SEC-registered investment adviser. THIS EPISODE Andy Dunn: https://twitter.com/dunn Burn Rate: https://www.burnratebook.com/ Sahil Bloom: https://twitter.com/SahilBloom Production & Marketing Team: https://penname.co/ FIND US ON SOCIAL Twitter: https://twitter.com/_trwih Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_trwih Web: https://trwih.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6aB0v6amo3a8hgTCjlTlvh Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/where-it-happens/id1593424985 SHOW NOTES 00:00 Sneak Peek  01:00 Introducing Andy Dunn's Map of Reality  05:50 Accepting your “Otherness”  12:08 Andy's Entrepreneurship Journey  16:18 Finding Your True Calling  20:16 Defining Wealth  23:26 Happier but Not Happy  26:19 The Bonobos Story  33:06 Predicting the Future of D2C 40:38 A Bear Market Creates Focus  42:45 Burn Rate  43:43 Embracing Vulnerability  49:03 Talking About Mental Health  52:21 High Highs and Low Lows  56:40 Investing in Mental Health  1:00:54 A 2-Step Process to Working On Mental Health  1:03:33 Where to Find Andy Dunn and his new book 1:06:38 Thanks for listening

We're back with another episode of the BetterWallet podcast. As you may know, the BetterWallet podcast with Marc Russell is about demystifying the topic of money and sharing powerful money stories of people who truly beat the odds and found financial success. Today, we're excited to be joined by Joel B. from @debtfreejoel. Joel is thirty-nine years old. He is a C.F.A. Charted Financial Analyst, a C.I.P.M. Certified Investment Performance Measurement, and has an M.B.A. Masters Of Business Administration. Joel is a financial coach and is one hundred percent debt free. What is 'Defining Wealth' all about?  (00:01:51)If you could live anywhere in the world where would it be? (00:03:22)Tyler's view of money growing up (00:05:58)Learning about investing and getting into real estate (00:08:02)What is MLS? (00:19:42)What to look at when getting into real estate (00:22:19)Tyler's goals for the next 10 years (00:24:51)Where to go if you want to get into real estate (00:29:59)Connect with Joel:https://www.instagram.com/debtfreejoel/?hl=en&__coig_restricted=1https://www.youtube.com/c/DEBTFREEJOELRichest Man In Babylon - https://www.amazon.com/Richest-Man-Babylon-George-Clason/dp/1505339111More from BetterWallet:Get your checklist now!Financially Bulletproof Checklist - financesincheck.com/checklistFollow me@BetterWallet on Instagram@BetterWallet on TikTok@TheBetterWallet on Twitter

Welcome everyone to the next episode of the BetterWallet Podcast. As you guys know, by now, the BetterWallet podcast is all about demystifying the topic of money and sharing powerful money stories from people who truly beat the odds. Today, we have someone very special on the line. Tyler Wright from Finding Wealth. Tyler is a good friend of mine, a colleague, a fellow retired sales professional. And he's here today to talk about his story and his journey in real estate. Welcome, Tyler.What is 'Defining Wealth' all about?  (00:01:51)If you could live anywhere in the world where would it be? (00:03:22)Tyler's view of money growing up (00:05:58)Learning about investing and getting into real estate (00:08:02)What is MLS? (00:19:42)What to look at when getting into real estate (00:22:19)Tyler's goals for the next 10 years (00:24:51)Where to go if you want to get into real estate (00:29:59)Connect with Tyler:Financial Freedom Masterclasshttp://definingwealthonline.com/financial-freedom-masterclass/Real Estate Coursehttps://definingwealth.thinkific.com/courses/first-deal-to-freedomFree Real Estate Deal Calculatorhttps://cheerful-motivator-7904.ck.page/3acfd236d4Free Book Listhttps://cheerful-motivator-7904.ck.page/fa64926c6eFollow Me on Instagram! (90k+ Followers)https://www.instagram.com/defining.wealth/Follow Me on Twitter! (17k+ Followers)https://twitter.com/DefiningWealthFollow Me on TikTok! (60k+ followers)https://www.tiktok.com/@defining..wealthMore from BetterWallet: Get your checklist now!Financially Bulletproof Checklist - financesincheck.com/checklistFollow me@BetterWallet on Instagram@BetterWallet on TikTok@TheBetterWallet on Twitter

Guest Georgia Lee Hussey, co-founder of Modernist Financial, shares her take on the building blocks of wealth. Money is only one pillar, she says. We also need to value our time, relationships and personal skills.  Subscribe to Farnoosh's weekly So Money newsletter for the latest updates and advice and receive a free copy of SO MONEY Secrets, a selection of the best money advice from Farnoosh's podcast interviews.  Want more articles and videos by Farnoosh? Check out www.cnet.com/somoney and www.youtube.com/cnetmoney. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As this show expands let's expand on what forms of wealth look like for others. Men shaking up the real estate industry with a unique business model they provide similar "through points" regarding my thoughts on wealth. Peppered with laughs, jokes, and calculating bottle service in old town; on top of sharing some financial blunders, it's an entertaining episode I hope you can extract something useful out of it.@ZacDIYWealthPatreon (Support the show!)Tik TokInstagramFacebookTwitterWebsite (record your questions)****Disclaimer: Zachary Juergensen is not providing or undertaking to provide any financial, economic, legal, accounting, tax, real estate or official advice in or by virtue of this podcast. The information, statements, comments, views and opinions provided in this podcast are general in nature, and such information, statements, comments, views and opinions, and the receipt of this podcast by any listener, are not intended to be and should not be construed as the provision of official advice by Zachary Juergensen, to that listener or generally, and do not result in any listener being considered a client or customer of Zachary Juergensen. The information, statements, comments, views and opinions expressed in this podcast do not constitute and should not be construed as an offer to buy or sell any asset or to make or consider any investment or course of action.***Support the show

In this episode, we talk to Lucy Werner, PR and design consultant Davinia and Lucy discuss: Top tips on building a business with your spouse Why money for her doesn't equal happiness  Why we should seize joy and embrace life Follow Lucy on Instagram @lucywernerpr To find out more about how rainchq can help you establish the building blocks of sustainable long-term wealth and live a life entirely on your own terms, visit www.rainchq.com;  This season we're proud to be partnering with Nosso, an awesome new app created to help parents invest for their children's futures with the support of their close family & friends. Nosso offers investment products like Junior Stocks & Shares ISAs, General Investment Accounts and coming soon Bare Trusts (full explanation coming in an upcoming podcast episode!) Nosso make gifting from family and friends super memorable with messages and photos, which means any money you gift on behalf of children has a lasting legacy. Find out more here. Follow us @rainchq on all social media platforms; and connect with Davinia via Linkedin. This podcast is produced by KMRA Media.

What does wealth truly mean to you? Not to your neighbor. Not to your best friend. Not to the influencer you see online. But to you. Wealth is not defined by status symbols. It's defined by how it feels in your soul.Are you ready to embody wealth on your own terms? WEALTH! The Mastermind will serve as your guide to creating your own unique blueprint for calling in wealth. This 4 week, 8 session program will teach you how to align yourself with your wealth frequency in a way that will allow you to shatter the glass ceiling above you. This program is part of our Anniversary sale - get in now for only $3333 (regularly $4444). We begin June 16th. Grab your spot!! 

@wealthymommd https://wealthymommd.com https://wealthymommd.com/defining-wealth-for-women/   Bonnie Koo, MD is a certified life coach, physician, and founder of Wealthy Mom MD. Bonnie shares her journey to becoming a dermatologist and how she learned about money from her male colleagues. She dived into her financial education like she has most things and soon realized that her female colleagues lacked this knowledge. This led to her helping other women physicians gain the knowledge and mindset they needed to take control of their finances and build wealth. Between being a writer, blogger, podcaster AND dermatologist, Bonnie is impacting the world with her new book and book club: Defining Wealth for Women. Peace, Purpose and Plenty of Cash! https://bit.ly/345v9NM    BOOK CLUB: chance for women to gather to talk about money, with coaching. Community building, women only- great way for women who are confused about what to do to not feel alone.  What you think about wealth will determine how wealthy you become The story you make up about your debt is what creates anxiety Paying off your debt quickly may NOT be the best financial decision  In order to get rich you have to buy and grow income producing assets (real estate) Having a lot of $ is really fun, and it's pretty empty and meaningless without PURPOSE There are 4 steps to create wealth inside of Money for Women Physicians: # 1 Know Your Mind Before we ever get into the nuts and bolts of personal finance, we'll get to the root cause of your financial woes: your money mindset. You'll learn how our brains are wired right out of the box and why that programming isn't designed to create wealth. You'll learn a shocking truth: the way you think about money affects how much money you have.   # 2 Know Your Money You'll learn what money really is and learn the truth about creating wealth (Hint: it's not paying off debt) and get your money in order for Step #3.    # 3 Buy & Grow Assets The secret to creating wealth is to buy and grow assets. This is how you make money while you sleep (instead of trading time for money).   # 4 Manage Your Mind & Money The key to being successful with Step #3 is to manage your mind around fear, self-doubt and taking risks. It's about cultivating self-trust and resiliency.    BONNIE'S Rx  and PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER:  KNOW YOUR MIND KNOW YOUR MONEY Start making decisions to buy and grow assets Managing your mind during this time of flux and growth  Coaching can give you the tools to rewire your brain END GAME: MORE MONEY, LESS STRESS,  FEELING CONFIDENT THAT YOUR FUTURE IS POSSIBLE AND AVAILABLE TO YOU

Join us in this episode where we are joined by the founder and CEO of Wealthy Mom MD. We discuss entrepreneurship, community, mindsets, pivots, and her recent book Defining Wealth for Women: Peace, Purpose, and Plenty of Cash. Dr. Bonnie Koo, MD is the founder and CEO of Wealthy Mom MD and teaches female physician entrepreneurs how to create abundance and wealth in their mindsets, lives, families, and finances. She is the author of Defining Wealth for Women: Peace, Purpose, and Plenty of Cash. Find her online: https://wealthymommd.com/about-bonnie/ Please take a moment to check out this week's sponsor, CityVest: https://bit.ly/37AOgkp

The latest BOSS podcast features Bonnie Koo, MD! We talked about the entrepreneur journey, coaching, the importance of personal development, and of course money! She is founder of Wealthy Mom, MD and the author of “Defining Wealth for Women (n.): Peace, Purpose, and Plenty of Cash.” Her book is what is missing in financial education - money mindset. Her book challenges money myths that many still think are true. She offers practical steps that allow us to start unraveling some of our thoughts about money. She teaches the opposite what other people think- she offers another way. She shared the most important lesson there is about money: Your only limitation is your mind. The problem is that we have been told stories about money that may not even be true. She challenges us to ask- is that really true? What if that myth is not true, and that is what is holding us back? We often think that making money is trading time for money- that we must work more, see more patients. We can question traditional medicine and consider other paths available. We may have judgments about how we make money (like thinking some job is a “cop out”) that may be holding us back. She challenges the idea that there is a ceiling for how much money you can make. Money brings up thoughts like corruption and greed. She challenged the idea that money changes who we are. What if money makes you more of who you already are? For example, with more money, you could be more generous. She challenges the idea that saving is the only way to make money and debt is bad. If you think that debt is bad- you are missing an opportunity to build wealth. By leveraging low interest debt to higher paying investments, you could be making more money over simply saving money. She works with women who feel like their spending is out of control. Overdesire is often the problem, but she teaches others how to retrain your brain. This is a teachable skill that starts with learning the ability to sit with an uncomfortable feeling Dr. Bonnie Koo can be found at https://wealthymommd.com/

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Do you tell yourself that you are not good with money or you don't know how to make a lot of money? Bonnie is a successful business coach who earned more than $300K in the past year. She is the author of Defining Wealth for Women: Peace, Purpose, and Plenty of Cash! In this episode, Bonnie explains why women are uncomfortable with money and how wealth is truly available to everyone. Let's dive in! Learn more about Bonnie Koo and her work: Wealthymommd.com @wealthymommd on IG Wealthy Mom MD podcast Defining Wealth for Women (book)

Hi! I'm Dr. Myrdalis Diaz-Ramirez. And, this is Episode #4!Today, we have a very special guest, Dr. Bonnie Koo. She's the creator of Wealthy Mom MD. And she actually has a new book that is an Amazon number one bestseller already. It's called Defining Wealth for Women: Peace, Purpose, and Plenty of Cash. We had a great conversation with Dr. Koo about precisely that wealth for women. This episode is packed with useful information. Make the best of it! Enjoy!To further engage with Dr. Koo, follow these links:-- Website: WealthyMomMD-- Podcast: Wealthy Mom MD Podcast-- Course: Money for Women Physicians-- Private Coaching: Work With Me-- Facebook: wealthymommd-- Instagram: wealthymommd-- Twitter: wealthymommdSome Products Mentioned-- Book: The White Coat Investor by James M Dahle, MD-- Tool: You Need a Budget (YNAB)Thank you for joining us this week!-----My Websitehttps://drmyrdalisdiaz.com/maxAllure Mastermindhttps://maxallure.com/

Erkeda DeRouen talks to Dr. Bonnie Koo, a board-certified dermatologist who received her MD from Columbia University. As the Wealthy Mom MD, she serves as a financial coach to female physicians, helping them build wealth through education and mentorship.  [01:19] Wealthy Mom MD [08:40] Financial Advice for Medical Students and Residents [17:12] Loan Forgiveness and Repayment [21:41] Defining Wealth for Women [26:16] There are Many Ways to Practice Medicine  [29:24] Best Piece of Advice Dr. Koo Has Ever Received Full show notes

Tune in this week for my biggest takeaways and snippets of wisdom from the past few weeks of my book club. I'm sharing some great tips for deciding what you want to believe is possible for you, how to start taking action, and the difference between playing to win versus playing to not lose.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://wealthymommd.com/98

Mr. Hughes (http://jamesehughes.com/), a resident of Aspen, Colorado, is the author of Family Wealth: Keeping It in the Family (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08XLLDYGX/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i4), and of Family – The Compact Among Generations (https://www.amazon.com/Family-Generations-James-Hughes-Jr/dp/1576600246), both published by Bloomberg Press, and is the co–author with Susan Massenzio and Keith Whitaker of The Cycle of the Gift: Family Wealth and Wisdom (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009TGASQM/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i1), The Voice of the Rising Generation, and Complete Faith Wealth, all published by John Wiley & Sons and is a co-author with Hartley Goldstone and Keith Whitaker of Family Trusts: A Guide to Trustees, Beneficiaries, Advisors and Protectors". In addition, he has written numerous articles on family governance and wealth preservation and a series of Reflections which can be found on his website jamesehughes.com. He was the founder of a law partnership in New York City specializing in the representation of private clients throughout the world and is now retired from the active practice of law. Mr. Hughes was a partner of the law firms of Coudert Brothers and Jones Day. Standout Quotes: * "The first asset a family owns is its spiritual capital; if it doesn't have it, it better develop it" - [Jay Hughes] * "If we're learning together and we're sharing what we learn, guess what? we're likely to make better joint decisions" - [Jay Hughes] * "A family that's nothing but quantitative capital is toast" - [Jay Hughes] * "You don't have entitled children and you will know how much is enough if you're concentrating on growing your qualitative capitals" - [Jay Hughes] * "The two great obstacles to adjustment for a human being are sex and money; money is the worst of all because no nice person will speak of it" - [Jay Hughes] * "Every family has ghosts" - [Jay Hughes] * "Almost always, the plan that they have for transition...is a liability" - [Jay Hughes] * "Way too much time I think is spent on saying we need to be resilient, that's good but the real question is we need to be enduring" - [Jay Hughes] * "There's no such thing as financial resources, there are only things that are the representation of someone else's dream; anybody who doesn't get that right just misses the problem of the recipient" - [Jay Hughes] * "It astonishes me, Mike, that many families with huge resources have never studied the fact that human beings don't learn the same way" - [Jay Hughes] * "You don't just start; you start by building up those cells are going to make up the team on the journey" - [Jay Hughes] * "Storytelling is incredibly important to discover our history" - [Jay Hughes] Key Takeaways: * Jay's book "Family Wealth" was a huge inspiration over a decade ago for Mike's interest in the concept of Family Business. * After a major midlife crisis, Jay realized that his work in the law had a major flaw being that he was the only person who could use the structures he was creating for clients. He understood that the responsibility of a professional is to make clients more capable and liberate them but he had made them less capable. He started focusing more on ideas to make families more independent and also shared these ideas. Jay started to shift away from legal structures which were focused more on the 'How?' questions, and move towards the 'Why?' questions which had more impact on families. He also spoke publicly on different platforms about it and the message was well-received, encouraging him to start his book. * With the clients however this approach was challenging, but Jay understood that if he simply did what clients asked, it would not help them achieve their goals. He learned to wait for clients to gradually open up to the approach. It had also become needful for Jay to have a beginner's mind with this new approach, not assuming he had all the answers as usual but showing concern and the desire to help families. * Wealth comes from the Anglo-Saxon term "Weol" which means "well-being"; Financial capital is a form of wealth but it is not wealth. In trying to figure out the assets of a family to understand them better, a Balance Sheet has proved to be a humane tool. * Using this tool, there are 4 qualitative forms of capital; the first is Spiritual Capital. This refers to a common purpose where every member of the family by affinity seeks to enhance the other's journey of happiness. The next is Social Capital; can you make really good joint decisions together over a long period of time? To make good joint decisions, there has to be Intellectual Capital, meaning the family has to be a learning system where what is learned is shared. Another form of capital is Thriving Human Capital which is followed by the only quantitative capital; Financial Capital. Financial capital is the engine that grows the others and does not simply function as accumulated wealth. It is critical to understand that the qualitative forms of capital must always be kept in focus above the financial capital that is meant to support them; a family that simply focuses on putting financial capital into consideration is not likely to succeed together. * There are now assessment organisms for a family that is thoughtful to annually assess the states of its capital. Sigmond Freud in his work realized that the most adjusted or happiest people were those who learned to love and work as a vocation, not labor. The vocation is often a dream which takes a while to manifest and forms the stories about how the aspiration of that dream inspires people to perspire towards achieving it. When parents ask their children more about their aspiration rather than debunking it, the kids realize how inspiring it is to them and if they can perspire towards it. * The Ghost Liability on a Family's Balance Sheet: As much as the balance sheet shows the assets, it also shows the liabilities, and one of the liability questions is "What's our big obstacle?". When looking at the internal obstacles, there is a high tendency to assume that the people in the room are the obstacle but it is pivotal to note that these aren't the only people in the room. Every family has ghosts which may be good ones brought up in stories or the "Hungry Ghosts" whose goals were unfulfilled and have lingering problems. Other kinds of ghosts are stories that are untrue but are told as if they are true. Surprisingly, another form of ghost is the plan for the transition itself and preexisting family structures which are often a liability. This is particularly because the transition plan would not have been able to consider people in the future who would later be constrained by it; in other words, usually, the plan is too small. To fix the problem, the old constraining plan must be shed, creating room for fragility and risk to form a new larger plan which will be used until it becomes too small for another generation. The qualitative capitals are groomed and grown in this process such that the new larger plan can accommodate growing those capitals. All the ghosts must be noticed and addressed accordingly so they don't cause problems in family transition. * Inevitably, beneficiaries will at some point realize that they're playing a role they didn't sign up for, and this will be a huge reveal that will hit them like a meteor. When this happens, parents need to be extremely caring and deeply understanding. The question now becomes "is the meteor a gift or a transfer?"; because a transfer is easy but gifts come with love and are very hard to make. The parents and other professionals have to work hard to ensure this comes across as a gift rather than a meteor of obligations. * Despite this, the burden that comes with it cannot be ignored and must still be recognized with love. The key is for the kids to understand even from childhood that the purpose is to grow themselves; preparing early for this revelation increases the odds of a successful outcome. It should be noted that it can be very disastrous to justify this burden by saying "By the way, you never have to work" as if it is handled poorly this meteor could lead to some form of post-traumatic shock. Hence the people who do well are those who take time to explore it and grow because what is being received is not just money but the consequences of someone else's dream, and the goal is to use it to aspire to achieve the dreams of the recipient. Again, it is emphasized that this gift should be a consequence of magnanimity given with love to the recipient and the hope that it helps them find their happiness, anything else is a transfer that comes with ambition and expectations which may have a poor outcome. * A starting point in this approach of a successful family enterprise journey is for families to understand the different ways by which members learn, knowing that a thriving human capital defines Intellectual Capital. This also applies to trustees. Working on this helps the family identify whose skill is needed at different points in time. It also helps to disseminate information for joint decision-making in ways that are best absorbed by individual family members. Another very useful tool is Enneagrams; they help understand how different personality types determine how individual family members view situations or react. The aim of this phase is to properly prepare by equipping the family before starting the journey. * Storytelling for families isn't simply for the joy of the story; it helps understand time. A good way to foster storytelling is to have reunions where each person is asked "who is the oldest person you knew and what did they tell you about somebody older?". This also applies to those married into the family and helps them weave into the family. * Jay's letter to his kids; that they are loved and he would ask for their forgiveness. Episode Timeline: * [00:51] Meet today's guest, Jay Hughes Jnr. * [03:10] How Jay's book 'Family Wealth' came about. * [06:49] How did the families receive your approach of asking the "why?" questions? * [15:20] Defining Wealth and the different forms of capital. * [23:21] Is there a measuring stick for success in qualitative capital? * [32:15] The Ghost Liability on a Family's Balance Sheet. * [43:41] What is the most appropriate way to prepare beneficiaries and include them in the plan? * [58:10] How does a family start this journey? * [01:08:20] Jay's View on Generational Story-telling. * [01:16:44] Jay's letter to his kids For more episodes go to BusinessOfFamily.net (https://www.businessoffamily.net/) Sign up for The Business of Family Newsletter (https://www.businessoffamily.net/newsletter) Follow Mike on Twitter @MikeBoyd (https://twitter.com/MikeBoyd) If you feel it's appropriate, I'd so appreciate you taking 30 seconds to Leave a Review on iTunes (http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1525326745), I receive a notification of each review. Thank you! Special Guest: Jay Hughes.

On this week's episode of the Style Masterclass Podcast, I have the fifth episode of the Shit My Mama Said Series. It's all about advice we got surrounding money growing up, with a very special guest, Bonnie Koo.  You'll learn: How what we learned about money growing up impacts us as adults. Things no one ever told you about money. Paying off your debt doesn't need to be a huge rush. Bonnie Koo, MD is a certified life coach, physician and founder of Wealthy Mom MD. She is a proud graduate of Barnard College and Columbia University's College of Physicians & Surgeons. Her mission is to help women create wealth and rewrite history. She is the host of the Wealthy Mom MD Podcast and author of Defining Wealth for Women: (n.) Peace, Purpose, and Plenty of Cash!. Instagram: https://instagram.com/wealthymommd  Facebook: https://facebook.com/wealthymommd  Website: https://wealthymommd.com  Book: https://wealthymommd.com/book/

Guest Bonnie Koo, MD, joins to discuss insights and advice from her new book, Defining Wealth for Women. She discusses why everything you've ever learned about money is probably wrong, the common misconceptions and limiting beliefs that many professional women have when it comes to money and alt ways to pursue the medical profession that can lead to greater financial security. Got a question for our Friday episodes of Ask Farnoosh? Text 415-942-5002. Want more articles and videos by Farnoosh? Check out www.cnet.com/somoney. Subscribe to her weekly So Money newsletter for the latest updates and advice. Catch her weekly money videos on YouTube.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're excited to introduce our newest friend, Bonnie Koo, MD. Bonnie is a certified life coach, physician, and founder of Wealthy Mom MD. Bonnie shares her journey to becoming a dermatologist and how she learned about money from her male colleagues. She dived into her financial education like she has most things and soon realized that her female colleagues lacked this knowledge. This led to her helping other women physicians gain the knowledge and mindset they needed to take control of their finances and build wealth. Between being a writer, blogger, podcaster AND dermatologist, Bonnie is impacting the world with her new book and book club: Defining Wealth for Women. Peace, Purpose and Plenty of Cash! Join Defining Wealth for Women LIVE event, a virtual book club with live coaching from Bonnie. Learn more at https://wealthymommd.com. Connect with Bonnie on all social channels @wealthlymommd Get your copy Defining Wealth for Women: https://bit.ly/345v9NM

We're excited to introduce our newest friend, Bonnie Koo, MD. Bonnie is a certified life coach, physician, and founder of Wealthy Mom MD. Bonnie shares her journey to becoming a dermatologist and how she learned about money from her male colleagues. She dived into her financial education like she has most things and soon realized that her female colleagues lacked this knowledge. This led to her helping other women physicians gain the knowledge and mindset they needed to take control of their finances and build wealth. Between being a writer, blogger, podcaster AND dermatologist, Bonnie is impacting the world with her new book and book club: Defining Wealth for Women. Peace, Purpose and Plenty of Cash! Join Defining Wealth for Women LIVE event, a virtual book club with live coaching from Bonnie. Learn more at https://wealthymommd.com. Connect with Bonnie on all social channels @wealthlymommd Get your copy Defining Wealth for Women: https://bit.ly/345v9NM

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My new book, Defining Wealth for Women, is now available for purchase. To find out more and get your book bonuses, go to definingwealthforwomen.com

Bonnie Koo, MD is here today to discuss Food, Money and Investing in Yourself. The decision to invest in yourself is an important one and often seems difficult to do. What price will you pay in 1, 5, or even 10 years if you don't invest in yourself today? And it turns out, our thoughts can be similar around money and around food--emotional eating is like emotional spending. A budget feels like a “money diet” according to Dr. Koo, and buying something to feel better is like eating something to feel better. Creating a restrictive budget OR diet creates an impossible situation that sets you up for failure and for you to rebel against it. Learning the skills you need is more important than forcing yourself into these restrictions. Dr. Koo will discuss these topics and share her top money-related tips today.   Bonnie Koo, MD is certified life coach, physician and founder of Wealthy Mom MD. She is a proud graduate of Barnard College and Columbia University's College of Physicians & Surgeons. Her mission is to help women create wealth and rewrite history. She is the host of the Wealthy Mom MD Podcast and author of Defining Wealth for Women: (n.) Peace, Purpose, and Plenty of Cash!, which is scheduled to be released on January 11th. Bonnie can be found on Instagram and Facebook at @wealthymommd and on her website at https://wealthymommd.com. The introduction and first chapter of her new book can be downloaded for free on her website here: https://wealthymommd.com/book/.   Dr. Hammerstedt and her lifestyle coaching team can be found at www.wholisthealth.com and @wholisthealth on Facebook and Instagram as well as the Facebook group Curate Your Health. Wholist helps high performing women and men lose weight for the last time, with an innovative food and mindset coaching program to blueprint YOUR optimal body and mind, with real food, real work, real results… and no products or BS. Come curate YOUR sustainable health future, and personal and professional dynasty.   And remember, Who you choose to be Matters. You are valuable, You are worth this, You are your WholeYou.

As female entrepreneurs, we know the challenges that come with a weak money mindset. It takes a lot of trial and error before we can trust ourselves when it comes to our own wealth.And this week's guest used to feel no different. But, she managed to stand up, do the deep work and change her relationship with money. And now, she's committed to helping women make the same shifts that she did!Bonnie Koo is a dermatologist-turned-fulltime wealth coach, the founder of Wealthy Mom MD, and author of her upcoming book Defining Wealth For Women: (n.) Peace, Purpose, and Plenty of Cash. Her mission is to help female physicians grow and manage their money in a well-informed and confident way. In this week's episode, Bonnie gives us a candid take on what she has learned through her role as a wealth coach. She breaks down why women don't always have their own back while handling money, the social expectations surrounding wealth for practitioner-based careers, and the fear of judgement that bars many women from celebrating their successes with money. Here's what you can expect from this week's fascinating episode: Bonnie's journey from medicine to full-time wealth coaching A candid discussion on money in the practitioner's sphere The “arrival fallacy” concept What happens when you bring a broke mindset to the table The motivational triad (and how it applies to making money) An honest conversation about the state of medical practitioners post-COVID Women and the current internal narrative around handling wealth A glimpse at what Bonnie's book Defining Wealth For Women: (n.) Peace, Purpose, and Plenty of Cash is all about! The entrepreneur VS. practitioner money debate Bonnie also touches upon her relationship with failure as someone with a Type A personality, discusses her attitude towards money growing up, and breaks down why having a high income doesn't necessarily mean you have it all figured out.We enjoyed recording this episode because of how transparent, uninhibited, and realistic Bonnie's take on things is. She's not afraid to drop numbers or give you the real picture, which is super refreshing when we're talking about the $$$.Tune in with a cup of tea and get ready to take charge of your money mindset!Resources: Bonnie's Instagram Bonnie's Website Bonnie's TOMO Rose Gold Water Bottle This week's Joy: Bonnie's current joy makes sure she's feeling healthy, hydrated, and glamorous at all times - it's her special TOMO rose gold water bottle! (Those crystals would brighten up anyone's day!)This week's Hustle: Bonnie believes her book Defining Wealth For Women: (n.) Peace, Purpose, and Plenty of Cash (coming out October 2021!) is extremely helpful for any woman. It's a fascinating look at the socialization of money, the psychology of women surrounding wealth, and some serious brain-rewiring that we all need today to change the financial narrative.This podcast is brought to you by the Marvelous online teaching platform.Marvelous is an easy-to-use platform that helps you build and sell your own courses memberships and live-streamed programs. Go from idea to open for business in just minutes. Unlike other startups, Marvelous was created by women for women. If you're looking for a simple, streamlined way to build and grow an online business. You can learn more at Marvelous.

Ciao People of the Internet, Diasporahood is back! We're back with an friend of this podcast, my friend nurse Nana from North London. We thought it was important Sickle Cells Anemia which is highly present within the African and Asian Diaspora. Nana shares also about the consequences of Brexit and we have a discussion about how we define wealth, especially within the African Diaspora especially looking at the show Channel 4 show, Highlife about Ghanaian and Nigerian British. Enjoy x

Tune in this week as I share the intro for my new book: Defining Wealth for Women: Peace, Purpose, and Plenty of Cash. In it, I share my reasons for wanting to be rich, how I made the first steps on this journey and the ingrained societal reasons why this is a path so many women have been prevented from taking, as well as what you can expect when you read the rest of the book.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://wealthymommd.com/79

This episode has it all! Zack Kusnir is a former football player for the USC Trojans! After his playing days were over, he used a low-carbohydrate/ketogenic diet to lose 92 lbs, and he hasn't looked back! He now uses his knowledge to help others achieve what he has- an increase in strength and energy, and incredible body composition results! He also works for Morgan Stanley as a Financial Advisor, and had just about the best definition of wealth that we have ever heard! This episode even features a voicemail from one of my favorite humans, my grandma! We are so grateful for Zack and his wisdom, and for the time he took to appear on out show!Find Zack at-Morgan StanleyLK- Zack Kusnir TW- @ZackStrengthSpecial love to-Body By Science by Dr. Doug McGuff and John LittleDr. Ted Naiman and the P:E Diet!

How to rage against the theft of your financial future. A definition of wealth!

Happy Birthday Brad! We're talking about growing up in a somewhat privileged home whether you lived in New York in the 70's or Chicago in the 90's! Wealth…what does it mean to you?  Is it money, designer fashion, fancy cars, big house, travel or just a feeling of well-being that makes you happy? Sometimes its just about what you want to be remembered for.

Jon talks with Jim Niedzinski, CEO of Motive Wealth Management, about the art and science of wealth and finances. PROFESSIONAL Jim Niedzinski, CFP®, AIF®, is cofounder of Motive Wealth Advisors. He and his team provide fiduciary wealth management to a purposefully limited number of high net worth families in the context of deep relationships. For more than 20 years, Jim has been advising clients with complex financial situations such as those involving privately held businesses, the knottiest of executive compensation packages, and the challenges of large tax liabilities. In addition to Jim's breadth of technical knowledge, he also draws upon his two decades of experience to serve clients as their strategic advisor, helping them clarify their vision and make decisions that align with their deepest values. Jim earned a BA degree from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, while lettering on the varsity track team. He is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional and he holds the Accredited Investment Fiduciary® (AIF®) credential. PERSONAL Jim is gaga for Shannon, his wife of 18 years (they haven't missed their weekly date in over a decade). They have a teenage son and nearly-teenage daughter they adore. If you get to know the Niedzinskis, you'll find that their faith is important to them and they are active in their church community. Jim reads constantly (maybe too much—he even reads while brushing his teeth). He loves the outdoors and conditioning through CrossFit, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, mountain biking, snow skiing, and rock climbing. While Jim enjoys his active lifestyle, he also likes that it affords him the regular guilty pleasure of apple fritters from Donut Cutter in Royal Oak. DISCLOSURES Investment advisory services are offered through Motive Wealth Advisors, a Registered Investment Advisor with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Any material discussed is intended for informational purposes only. It should not be construed as legal or tax advice and is not intended to replace the advice of a qualified attorney or tax advisor. This information is not an offer or a solicitation to buy or sell securities. The information contained may have been compiled from third party sources and is believed to be reliable.   Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejondwoskinexperience/ Website: https://jondwoskin.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com Get Jon's Book: The Think Big Movement: Grow your business big. Very Big!   Connect with Jim Niedzinski: Website: www.motivewa.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jimniedzinski Email: jim@motivewa.com

On today's episode, I have the opportunity to talk to Tyler Wright from Defining Wealth. He has reached well over $1M through a variety of investments all at the age of 27. Today's episode highlights Mindset and Motivation. We talk through Tyler's principles in how to continue to push for wealth both monetarily and in life. Enjoy! Tyler Wright / Defining Wealth Social @defining.wealth (Instagram) @DefiningWealth (Twitter) —— Road To Wealth Social @roadtowealthpodcast (Instagram) @roadtowealthpod (Twitter) Thank you for tuning in to the Road to Wealth podcast, feel free to leave a rating and review!

Wealth in life comes in 4 forms - physical, financial, relational and spiritual. Wealth and/or poverty can be assessed in all 4 areas, but YOU have to define it for yourself first. What does it mean to truly be wealthy?  Today our hosts talk about relational wealth. What does it mean have great relationships in your life? Is it quality? Quantity? Both? What is it about your social environment that makes you feel wealthy? 

Wealth in life comes in 4 forms - physical, financial, relational and spiritual. Wealth and/or poverty can be assessed in all 4 areas, but you have to define it for yourself first. What does it mean to YOU to be truly wealthy? Today our hosts talk about spiritual wealth, the language and currency of spiritual wealth and how they know when they are in a state of spiritual poverty.  #wealth #spiritualwealth #spiritual #strongmind #strongspirit

We define wealth in many ways. Wealth or poverty in life can be broken down into 4 basic areas - physical wealth, financial wealth, spiritual wealth and relational wealth. In today's short our hosts talk about financial wealth, what it means to them and how they are practicing principles of building their financial wealth. 

Wealth in life comes in 4 forms - physical, financial, relational and spiritual. Wealth and/or poverty can be assessed in all 4 areas, but YOU have to define it for yourself first. What does it mean to truly be wealthy?  Today our hosts talk about physical wealth? What does it mean to have physical wealth? How do you define your health, fitness and overall physical wellness and wealth? When are you in a state of poverty and the account is overdrawn? 

The law states that male and female physicians should be earning the same, but time and time again, the data has proven that this is not the case. Unfair pay structures and circumstances impact female doctors, and they all add up to an uphill battle for equal pay.  It's not just that female physicians are earning less generally.  The specialties we dominate are paid less. We are funneled away from the higher-paying specialties. There also aren't enough women in leadership advocating for equal pay, and we're conditioned not to rock the boat.  When it comes to getting paid what we're worth, there are biases and barriers that are layered in at every step of the process. How do leadership structures get in the way of advocacy? What are some of the societal structures we are battling? What can we do to empower ourselves?  In this episode, I'm joined by certified life coach, physician, and founder of Wealthy Mom MD, Bonnie Koo. We discuss some of the key issues that play into the gender pay gap.  Three Things You'll Learn In This Episode  The specialty pay gap There are some fields that are more associated with women than others. Those specialties not only earn less, but the female physicians within those fields earn less than their male counterparts. Not only are women being pushed into certain specialties, but once they enter those fields and become the majority, the pay in those fields also drops considerably.  Why female leaders in medicine are so important Data shows that if there's one woman in a group of men, she often doesn't speak up. If you have a token woman at the leadership table, and she's uncomfortable speaking up, she's not going to feel open to share her thoughts and impact the conversation. If women in leadership have no voice, their presence is more about optics than actual progress.  How the pay gap robs female physicians on two frontsClosing the gender pay gap isn't just about making things equal going forward. An equally devastating issue is making up for the lost potential and lost earnings from not earning what we're worth in the past. The past is even harder to fix and mitigate, and very often women don't have the resources to fight back and correct it.    Guest Bio  Bonnie Koo, MD is a certified life coach, physician, and founder of Wealthy Mom MD. She is a proud graduate of Barnard College and Columbia University's College of Physicians & Surgeons. Her mission is to help women create wealth and rewrite history.  Bonnie is the host of the Wealthy Mom MD Podcast and author of Defining Wealth for Women: (n.) Peace, Purpose, and Plenty of Cash! debuting Fall 2021. For more information visit https://wealthymommd.com/ and follow @wealthymommd on Instagram.

On TODAY WITH JEFF VINES, we'll continue hearing about DEFINING WEALTH, and we're challenged to be thankful for all we have, which is more than we need. Support the show: https://www.oneandall.church/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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On today's Bible Answer Man broadcast (11/13/20), Hank devotes his time to talk more about our resource of the month, On Wealth and Poverty,https://www.equip.org/product/cri-resource-cri2011wa/ a book that contains multiple sermons from St. John Chrysostom on the parable of Lazarus and the Rich Man. The point of the parable is that if you are rich—and certainly most of us are, at least by world standards—you immediately realize that wealth is worthless apart from virtue. And if you are poor, you will refrain from thinking that poverty is an evil in itself. We learn from this parable not to call the rich man fortunate, nor the poor man unfortunate. For the rich are not those who collect many possessions, but rather those who need few possessions. Likewise, the poor man is not the one who has no possessions, but the one who has myriad desires. Throughout his sermons, St. John speaks again and again of the criticality of reading the Scriptures. He points out that ignorance of Scripture is like a great cliff or deep abyss. The Scriptures are replete with wisdom that transforms. It causes us to properly consider this life and its significance with respect to the life that is to come. Because once we are in eternity, there is no changing of our fate.

We're going back to first principles, looking deep into the fundamentals of personal finance success. And if we're going to do that, then we'd better start by defining what personal finance success actually is. Not an easy task, but I've never yet shied away from a challenge on this show!