Podcasts about kimmie greene

What's the best way to track my expenses? How do you get any work done with 2 little kids?   This Friday, Farnoosh and co-host Kimmie Greene, head of communications for Quickbooks, tackle your biggest money questions. 

Who is #BackingYou? What would you do if you could take fear off the table and fully commit to yourself? Would it give you the courage to put yourself in the driver's seat and become an entrepreneur? To reach out and ask for peer support? To go after backing for your business through non-traditional models? Kimmie Greene is a finance expert and business mentor at Intuit and the spokeswoman for QuickBooks Self-Employed, a division of Intuit that provides freelancers and independent contractors with an easy and affordable way to manage their finances and save money during tax season. Prior to QuickBooks, Greene spent two years running her own PR firm, building a business that generated $250K in annual revenue. Today, Greene shares the inspiration behind her decision to become an entrepreneur and how that experience allows her to connect in an authentic way with clients at QuickBooks Self-Employed. She discusses her top takeaways from the recent Create & Cultivate conference celebrating female entrepreneurship, explaining the value of committing to yourself and learning from other women. Greene speaks to the fear of money, offering advice on how to discuss your fees with confidence. Listen in for Greene's insight around non-traditional funding models and tools to support your financial well-being. Key Interview Takeaways Entrepreneurship puts you in the driver's seat. Greene's had been cast as the ‘tech person' in corporate PR, but her decision to freelance gave her the chance to spread her wings and take on projects in other areas. Take fear off the table and commit to yourself. You cannot expect others to back you until you have moved past the fear and made the decision to back yourself—100%. Take advantage of peer learning. Reach out to other women entrepreneurs with questions and learn from their experiences. Overcome the fear of money by putting it in writing. Greene suggests that asking other freelancers in your market what they're charging and publishing your fees in the form of a contract will afford you confidence. Be sure you are on solid ground with your personal finances before you start a business. Financial well-being allows you to say ‘yes' to the right clients, projects and opportunities. Look into non-traditional funding models. Venture capital and bank loans are not the only choices. Consider self-funding and crowdfunding campaigns to finance your business. Connect with Kimmie Greene QuickBooks QuickBooks on Facebook QuickBooks on Twitter QuickBooks on YouTube Resources Mint TurboTax Create & Cultivate Indiegogo GoFundMe Kickstarter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's always good to have a side hustle­–especially if you’re a mompreneur looking to bring in lots of extra cash for your family. A mom and a former freelancer, Kimmie Greene is a leader within the QuickBooks Self-Employed team. She joined Intuit in 2016 as head of communications for Mint, a leading money management tool that helps people understand and do more with their money. Her experience spans a range of startup, corporate and agency positions with a strong focus on technology and financial services, including work with financial institutions, investment firms and tech ventures. Now in an elevated role on the QuickBooks Self-Employed side, she’s a fount of knowledge, able to talk about gig workers, freelance contractors and self-employed business owners about handling funds without the stress and worry.  Visit QuickBooks Self-Employed

I swore 2017 would be my year to conquer my personal finances but I didn't even come close... help! My family lives on the east coast and wants us to all fly home for the holidays. It's expensive for us so what should we do? Answering your questions with special co-host Kimmie Greene, consumer finance expert for Mint. To learn more or share your own question for an upcoming Ask Farnoosh visit www.somoneypodcast.com.

What are you using to help manage your personal finances? Today, we are joined by Kimmie Greene from Mint.com, the FREE mobile app and website to manage your personal finances. We love using Mint for many things, like getting our free credit score, creating a budget, tracking our net worth, [...]

What's an appropriate age to start teaching my son about investing and how much should I allow him to invest? How do I budget for my children's extra curricular activities while also saving money for retirement and paying off our mortgage? How do my husband and I divide and conquer our finances? Answering these questions and more on this week's #AskFarnoosh with special co-host Kimmie Greene, consumer finance expert for Mint. Follow her at @KBGreene. To learn more visit www.somoneypodcast.com.