Podcast appearances and mentions of lauren bowling

Welcome to Episode 180 of The Darlington Podcast! In this episode, Director of Alumni Relations Vicki Vincent talks with Lauren Bowling ('05, LD '17) about her experience as a Darlington student, her unique career path and how she stays involved with Darlington as an alumni volunteer. Click here for complete show notes >>

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Are you a first time home buyer with a lot of renovations to do? Or maybe you flip houses or plan to update a rental property. Either way, this episode is for you! Real estate investor, financial blogger, and self-proclaimed “house hacker” Lauren Bowling joins Daniel and Lauren as a guest for this episode. She shares how to make renovations on a budget and advice for new home buyers on finding the best interest rates, real estate investment, and house flipping. Then, TurboTax Expert Diana Castro breaks down what you need to know about the capital gains tax, deductions for home renovations, tax implications of short and long term rentals, and the Mortgage Credit Certificate (MCC) homebuyer assistance program. The views, information or opinions expressed during the Friends with Tax Benefits podcast series are solely those of the individuals involved and do not represent those of Intuit, TurboTax or any of its brands. The primary purpose of this podcast series is to educate and inform. This podcast series does not constitute financial, legal or other professional advice or services.

About Lauren Bowling Lauren Bowling is an award-winning writer and digital content strategist. She’s best known as the blogger behind the popular millennial finance site, Financial Best Life. She has since sold Financial Best Life and taken on a new career... READ MORE The post Navigating fix and flips as a beginner | Lauren Bowling appeared first on .

On Today’s episode we have an amazing guest! We are spending time with award winning blogger and author Lauren Bowling from FinancialBestLife.com. Lauren shares the story of how she paid off $8,000 of debt in only 90 days. We also chatted about helping your shopping addiction and how debt consolidation might save you money. Get... The post [FFC FAV] Paying Off $8,000 of Debt in 90 Days with Lauren Bowling appeared first on Financial Freedom Community.

Lauren went from having a healthy shopping addiction in college to becoming an award-winning blogger, author, and personal finance expert.  That's what happened with my next guest, but that's just the beginning of her story and may have been the driving force behind her success. Lauren has been blogging since 2012 and is now a recognized thought leader in the millennial finance space with her expertise featured in the pages of Redbook and Woman’s Day magazines and on leading online financial news sites including Forbes, The Huffington Post, CNNMoney and U.S. News and World Report.  In our conversation, we get into the story behind the success, and how everything hasn't been easy and what she still struggles with today.  Connect with Lauren and get the Show Notes: http://vernonross.com/lauren-bowling   You can now Order it now! Master Your Message - The Guide to Finding Your Voice in Any Situation.  My book leads you through my journey to find my voice along with some very notable mentors like Chris Brogan, Patrice Washington and Matthew Turner that have been a big influence in my life.       Music Artist in Episode: Singleton Singleton was so generous to give me permission to use their music on this podcast so make sure to check them out. Like Singelton on Facebook: Like Singleton on Facebook

Lauren Bowling is the award-winning blogger and editor behind personal finance site Financial Best Life and author of The Millennial Homeowner: A Guide to Successfully Navigating Your First Home Purchase. She shares stories about her shopping addiction that led to $10,000 in credit card debt, how she paid off $8,000 in consumer debt in 90 days, and how she was able to buy her first home. So let’s dig in. Let’s meet today’s Master of Money…. The show notes, including links to everything we talked about, can be found at http://ptmoney.com/laurenb

Our guest on today’s show is Lauren Bowling. Lauren is the award-winning blogger and editor behind FinancialBestLife.com and author of The Millennial Homeowner: A Guide to Successfully Navigating Your First Home Purchase. She has been blogging since 2012, and is now a recognized thought leader on millennial finances and first-time homeownership. Lauren achieved over a million page views in just a few short years on her blog after quitting her job at a hedge fund. She currently works full-time on her online businesses and in real estate.   In today’s episode, Lauren walks us through her journey from start to present, and how she went from aspiring actress to well known author. She has been featured in publications such as Forbes, US News and the Huffington Post. Financial Best Life is the personal finance destination for people who think “outside the box” when it comes to their money. Instead of simply telling you how to budget, spend, and save, instead the goal is to talk about your dreams and how money can be used as a tool to help you live out your “best life.”   Key Points From This Episode: Lauren shares with us how she got started on her journey and what she is working on today. Hear how Lauren’s shopping addiction and debt led her to starting her blog on finance. Understand how Lauren used the 50/30/20 method to help her pay off her $10k college debt. Find out what Lauren did as a side hustle in order for her to pay off all her debt. Learn how Lauren managed to use her debt to help her be vulnerable, transparent, and to grow as a blogger in her financial journey. Lauren tells us how she has been able to grow her blog from 1 viewer to over 1 million views. Hear some of Lauren’s favorite apps to use as a full-time blogger in the industry. Find out how Lauren went from employee to blogger, and how she made the transition. Hear how the question, “How do I want to spend my time?” got Lauren to branch out. Learn more about Lauren’s goals for the future. Find out what Lauren has learned as a first-time homeowner and the real estate industry. Hear some of the positives lessons Lauren took away from owning real estate. Hear how the FinCon community has helped Lauren to grow in her financial journey. Learn why you need to outsource in order to be more successful. And much more!   Tweetables: [spp-tweet tweet="“Money is a tool and you can use it to create the life you want to live.” — @finbestlife"]   [spp-tweet tweet="“Money mistakes are going to happen, it’s how we rise from those that is important.” — @finbestlife"]   Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Lauren Bowling's Website — http://financialbestlife.com/ Lauren on Twitter — https://twitter.com/finbestlife Lauren’s LinkedIn Profile — https://www.linkedin.com/in/lbowling23/ Lauren’s book, The Millennial Homeowner: A Guide to Successfully Navigating Your First Home Purchase Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert FinCon Community — http://www.finconmedia.com/   Access The Best Strategies, Tips & Advice! Every week, we send an email sharing my best advice, tips and strategies related to Real Estate Investing. Each of these weekly emails contain relevant and actionable information that can help you no matter where you are in your investing journey. Sign up to join our community

On Today’s episode we have an amazing guest! We are spending time with award winning blogger and author Lauren Bowling from FinancialBestLife.com. Lauren shares the story of how she paid off $8,000 of debt in only 90 days. We also chatted about helping your shopping addiction and how debt consolidation might save you money. Get... The post Paying Off $8,000 of Debt in 90 Days with Lauren Bowling appeared first on Financial Freedom Community.

Home ownership, no matter how old you are and when you achieve it, is a huge decision to make. You don’t want to base decisions solely on emotions but also measure them against your goals and other dreams. Millennial Homeowner, Lauren Bowling, purchased a home with the expectation that her and her then-boyfriend would live in it after they got married. She put a nice downpayment on the purchase and began a $68,000 renovation three months before their breakup. While her situation didn’t turn out so bad - she nets about $400 a month in renting it out to tenants - Lauren realizes some mistakes were made and wrote a book about it. Find more information at http://financially-blonde.com/mmpodcast

Lauren Bowling is an ex-actor and reformed shopaholic turned finance blogger and business owner. Her message to anyone out there is this, "If I can go from financial sh*t show, to a financially independent adult, you definitely can." Her blog is LBeeandTheMoneyTree.com where she shares her journey from financial mess to financial success. In this episode, Lauren and I dive into the pros and cons of homeownership and the home buying process. We talk about what to expect when applying for a mortgage loan, and Lauren shares some of the challenges she personally faced in purchasing a home. Get more from the show notes.  Our sponsor for this episode is PrepDish - Get weekly meal plans for less than $2/week!

Lauren Bowling is a part-time blogger and full-time content marketing and social media specialist. After getting her degree in theater, she headed for New York City where she failed as an actor and went broke, but landed a sweet job on Wall Street which sparked her interest in personal finance. Since April 2012 she has been running her own blog geared toward financial education and empowerment for young women, aptly titled L Bee and the Moneytree.In November 2012, Money Tree was selected from 200,000 as one of the Top 25 Blogs for Personal Finance by popular social sharing site Shareaholic. Moneytree was also one of three blogs honored with the “Unbiased Personal Finance Award” from FutureAdvisor.com in 2012, and as a top-30 nominee for Best Personal Finance Blog of 2012. Additionally, Bowling is a Lucky Contributor and staff writer for popular personal finance sites One Smart Dollar and Ready for Zero. Lauren’s work has been seen on GoBankingRates and Credit.comLauren lives in Atlanta with her puppy, Murray, a frequent character on her blog. She also enjoys wine, the color pink karaoke.

Today I'm pleased to share with you an interview with Lauren Bowling from LBeeAndTheMoneyTree.com! Lauren has a really interesting story surrounding personal finance: After getting her degree in theater, and racking up thousands of dollars in credit card debt in college, she moved to New York City with $300 in her pocket. While there she landed a sweet job on Wall Street which sparked her interest in personal finance and helped her kick her bad money habits for good. Three years, three cities, one home purchase, and nearly 2,000 blog posts later, Bowling is an expert at mastering tricky post-college finances. In addition to blogging on L Bee and the Money Tree (LBMT), Bowling is the host of the award-winning internet talk show, Awkward Money Chat. Bowling’s writing has been seen on Business Insider, Forbes.com, Learnvest, Yahoo! Finance, and The Huffington Post. As a source, Lauren’s expertise has also been featured in such notable publications as Redbook Magazine, HGTV Frontdoor.com, and Daily Worth (See here for the full list.) She spends her free time renovating her first home, enjoying good wine while avoiding the kitchen, and “killing it” at karaoke. She’s even been known to act in a musical or two. By day Bowling works full time in marketing and resides in Atlanta, Georgia. Enjoy the show! Joshua Lauren's website: http://www.lbeeandthemoneytree.com/ If you'd like to attend FinCon and meet Lauren in person, please buy your tickets here: http://radicalpersonalfinance.com/fincon Support Radical Personal Finance on Patreon! http://radicalpersonalfinance.com/patron

What a great show we have today! Today, we have a young lady, Lauren Bowling, on who was a theater major and graduated with no student loan debt. Her parents made sure she had no student loans. The foe of most every college student got her though, credit cards. She finished college with thousands in debt and a dream. Lauren Bowling dreamed of being an actor in New York city. With $300 and her dream, she left home for New York. Soon after she arrived between the debt and lack of acting jobs, Lauren was forced to take an administrative job at a hedge fund company. Lauren spent her time there paying down her debt and learning from the fiscally responsible people working at the hedge fund. After Lauren paid off her debt, she started to pursue her acting, only to find she didn't really enjoy it. She didn't really love the audition process. She said her nerves would often get the best of her. She often didn't perform at her best. Lauren decided to head back home and take up residence with her parents. Lauren didn't stay with her parents' house too long. She received a bonus from the hedge fund and decided to put it towards a house. Lauren's dream house quickly turned to a house of horrors when her home repairs outstripped her home repair loan and she found herself in $8,000 in debt. Reeling from a recent breakup and in debt Lauren spent a year finding her equilibrium. In 2015, Lauren regained her footing, she got serious about her. Lauren set up a plan to pay off $8,000 in 90 days. Lauren hit her goal of paying off $8,000 in 90 days. How you might ask did she do this? It turns out Lauren had started a blog, L Bee and the Money Tree to discuss money and her journey with it back in 2012. She also started doing some free lance writing. She over the next two years and 2,000 blog posts, she built her reputation. She also built a know like and trust factor with her audience. It was the free lance writing that allowed her to  accelerate the pay off of her debt. She also discovered something else. She discovered she could make enough hustling as a free lance writer to leave her day job. What started off as a problem, a house with excessive repair bills, resulted in an opportunity to leave her day job and pursue a new life. Lauren also shared a personal story of a shopping addiction. She spoke of how shopping was comfort for what she felt lacking. She attended therapy sessions to get control of her addiction. I thought it was brave of her to tell this personal story on my show. I believe her bravery in sharing this story, will touch someone out there who needed to hear her story. Give this episode a listen, I know you'll enjoy! Links: L Bee and the Money Tree: http://www.lbeeandthemoneytree.com Lauren Bowling YouTube Channel (Awkward Money Chat: https://www.youtube.com/user/LBeeMoneyTree  Start with Why - Simon Senik: http://www.amazon.com/Start-Why-Leaders-Inspire-Everyone/dp/1591846447/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1434770697&sr=8-1&keywords=start+with+why Did you enjoy the show? If you liked this episode, please consider going to iTunes and subscribing. On iTunes once you subscribe, you can leave a rating and review. Taking this action will help this podcast move up and be more easily found in iTunes. Thank you for an honest rating and review. Here is a link to subscribe or rate and review the show: http://cashcarconvert.com/itunes Alternatively, you can let me know your thoughts about the show on Twitter at @CashCarConvert. Want to connect on Facebook? http://facebook.com/cashcarconvert Check out my new private Facebook community. http://cashcarconvert.com/cccc Want to shoot me an e-mail? Click: james@cashcarconvert.com. Looking for something on Amazon? Please use my affiliate link: http://cashcarconvert.com/amazon Looking for a back episode of the Cash Car Convert? Click: http://cashcarconvert.com/cash-car-convert/ I’m also posting my audio podcasts on youtube. The first 20 episodes are up with the rest to follow. I’m looking at this as just one more platform to be found. http://cashcarconvert.com/youtube Do you have a comment about this interview or about the podcast itself? Please leave a comment below. I appreciate every listener.

Today's guest is Lauren Bowling. She's the founder of the personal finance website lbandthemoneytree.com. It's an award winning blog which she began as a young professional, highlighting the ups and downs of her personal finance journey. Her site is featured on Huffington Post, Forbes, Mint.com, CNN Money, Kiplinger, and many, many, many other sites. She's also the founder of a content marketing consultancy called 'Beehive Content' and, this is really cool, she hosts a web series and popular Internet talk show called 'Awkward Money Chat' which won the Plutus Award in October 2014. Lauren's personal finance story started in college when she got her first credit card, yup, and racked up $10,000 in debt just like a lot of us in just a short span of time. After graduating with a degree in theatre, she moved to New York of course to pursue her big dream of acting. She had only $300 in her pocket, and she talks about what happens after that. She ended up working on Wall Street of all places, but it all led to her path today. And we're very happy that she has arrived at lbandthemoneytree.com.   

Learn how Lauren Bowling started a side hustle as a blogger and was able to go full-time. How to create PR for your blog, how to monetize the blog, ways to outsource.  

In this episode, Shannon chats with Lauren Bowling from LB and the Money Tree about the recent debt trouble she has gotten into and how she plans to get out of it.

Lauren Bowling from L Bee and the Moneytree joins us this week to explain why having multiple streams of income is quickly becoming not just a pleasant luxury, but for many young people at least, a real necessity in the quest for financial security.  Tune in as Lauren and the panel discuss not only why pumping up your bank account from several different sources is important, but to breakdown some strategies they’ve used in order to generate several different streams of income. https://moneymastermindshow.com/episode32-creating-multiple-streams-of-income/ Some important questions discussed in this episode: Do real people actually have “multiple streams of income” or is this just another thing for people with a net worth in the top 1%? If I have a second job am I already doing everything I can when it comes to diversifying my income sources? Tom’s tell us why his favorite quote is, “7-2 in the morning is plenty of time to do damage,”      by Gary Vaynerchuks. Are dividends and real estate doable as streams of income for “normal people”? What are the downsides to pursuing all these income streams? Panelists In This Episode: Special Guest: Lauren Bowling | L Bee and the Moneytree Glen Craig | Free From Broke Kyle Prevost | Young and Thrifty Miranda Marquit | Planting Money Seeds Peter Anderson | Bible Money Matters Tom Drake | MapleMoney

Today on the BiggerPockets Podcast we’re excited to bring you another “newbie podcast” with 3 new real estate investors who are excited to share with you the story of their very first real estate deal! This episode we are talking with three investors who share a common trait: they all have a deep understanding of personal finance and it’s role in the real estate investing space and write about it online!Today you’ll hear from Scott Trench, Lauren Bowling, and Philip Taylor as they share how they found their first deal, financed it, manage it, and more. We cover everything from house hacking to creative finance, dealing with fear, and numerous other topics so, without further suspense, let’s get to the show!In This Show We Cover:How to find deals in a hot marketFinding and working with a great agentDown payments: how much is really needed?Three different “house hacking” methods (one from each guest!)Using government programs to finance propertiesWrapping repairs into the loan and creating immediate equityThe one rule you need when renting to family or friendsHow to thrive when your home is worth less than you paid for itDoing your own work vs. hiring it outHow to cash flow your property and save on taxes at the same timeThe #1 personal finance tip from each guestPlus MUCH more!Links From The Show:BiggerPockets Ad SalesConfessions of an Ex-Banker: How to Get Your Next Loan Approved, Guaranteed.Books Mentioned in the ShowFour Hour Workweek by Timothy FerrissRich Dad Poor Dad by Robert KiyosakiThe Richest Man in Babylon by George S. ClasonThe Millionaire Next Door by Thomas J. StanleyThe Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary KellerBrandon Turner’s The Book on Investing in Real Estate with No (and Low) Money DownBiggerPockets’ Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Real Estate InvestingOverwhelmed: Work, Love, and Play When No One Has the Time by Brigid SchulteThe Skinny on Real Estate Investing: An Introduction to the Subject by Jim RandelThe E-Myth : Why Most Small Businesses Don’t Work and What to Do About It by Michael E. GerberThe Millionaire Fastlane: Crack the Code to Wealth and Live Rich for a Lifetime by MJ DeMarcoConnect with ScottScott’s BiggerPockets ProfileConnect with LaurenLauren’s Blog – LBeeAndTheMoneyTree.comLauren’s TwitterLauren’s InstagramAwkward Money ChatConnect with PhilipPhilip’s Blog – PTMoney.comPhilip’s Blog detailed post about his cash flow report on his rentalPhilip’s TwitterFinconExpo