Podcasts about motivational money coach

WHAT IMPACTS MY MONEY MINDSET? This week I sat down with Author and Motivational Money Coach, Jen Hemphill. Jen Hemphill helps busy determined women who are content with their income but not their bank account. She helps them transform their finances from being overwhelming to bringing them financial confidence, control and freedom. She is a Motivational Money Coach, an AFC® (Accredited Financial Counselor), author, and host of the Her Money Matters Podcast. HERE'S WHAT YOU’LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE: What kind of impact your upbringing can have on how you manage your money How hearing things like "we can't afford this" or "we don't have the money" can impact your money mindset What to do when you feel like you’re making the right money moves but aren’t seeing the results How much your past and future money mindset can impact your financial goals Three steps to take to better understand your money mindset The importance of a budget and how to make it work for you A simple trick to ensure your cash flow plan isn’t derailed by things like insurance premiums, preschool tuition, etc. Actions you can take to become more confident around money. Why you should have a dream budget and what it can do for your goals. How to overcome a negative mindset you might be in around your money. Insight into Jen's book and what she sees missing from traditional money advice. LINKS WE MENTIONED ON THE SHOW: Jen’s Website The Secrets of a Millionaire Mind by T. Harv Eker Her Money Matters: The Missing Truths From Traditional Money Advice by Jen Hemphill

Jen Hemphill helps busy ambitious women transform their finances from being overwhelming to bringing joy, simplicity, and confidence. She is a Motivational Money Coach, an AFC® (Accredited Financial Counselor) and host of the Her Money Matters Podcast. In this episode Jen shares her financial struggles, the goals she’s achieved, and the goals she has for her military family’s financial future. Specifically, she talks about personalizing her finances for her family, the difficulty of saying no as an adult when you grow up surrounded by a scarcity mindset, she reveals her multi-account bank setup for budgeting and saving, and discusses her goals for her dream home. You’ll love it. 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/jen

I'M HAVING TROUBLE MANAGING MY CASH FLOW. WHY? This week I sat down with the Motivational Money Coach, Jen Hemphill. Jen Hemphill helps busy determined women who are content with their income but not their bank account. She helps them transform their finances from being overwhelming to bringing them financial confidence, control and freedom. She is a Motivational Money Coach, an AFC® (Accredited Financial Counselor) and host of the Her Money Matters Podcast. HERE'S WHAT YOU’LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE: The biggest misconception people have around budgeting Why your budget doesn’t need to be restrictive How a budget allows you to put your money where your heart is How detailed your budget really needs to be The different money stages you could be in and where to start with each stage Expenses you’re forgetting, but need to include in your household budget What the zero-based budgeting system is Why it's important to prioritize your goals and how to align your cash flow with the ones you select Software you can use to maximize your budgeting The separate savings account method and how it can work with your budget LINKS WE MENTIONED ON THE SHOW: Jen’s Website Jen’s Facebook Group Every Dollar Mint You Need a Budget

Money and personal finance is something that can make a lot of people's heads spin, and chances are you may be one of them! Today's guest is the amazing Jen Hemphill, a Motivational Money Coach, an AFC® (Accredited Financial Counselor) and host of the Her Money Matters Podcast. Jen is super passionate about helping busy, ambitious women transform their finances from being overwhelming to bringing joy, simplicity, and confidence. When she's not talking money, she enjoys photography, coffee, chocolate, traveling, working out and spending time with her husband and two boys. I just know you're going to love what she has to say, so go ahead and jump in below! Listen + subscribe on iTunes // Stitcher Jen's Boss Mom Journey Jen describes the start of her journey beginning back in 2000 when she married her husband, becoming a military spouse and living in the middle of nowhere. Soon after, Jen recognized that it would be impossible to sustain career stability for herself, so she began brainstorming what she could do moving forward, also knowing she and her husband would soon begin growing their family. “I wanted to have my cake and eat it too. I wanted to be at home with the kids, and I wanted to have a career.” (1:43) When her oldest child was born a few years later, she made the decision to stop working (a difficult decision at the time as she earning more at her job than her husband). Despite going from two incomes to one and bringing in substantially less income, she dove in, managed the money well and made it work (though she couldn't tell you how, now!) Over time she became sought after by friends, family and others for financial advice as people saw the kind of lifestyle Jen and her family were able to live on their reduced income. And that's when the entrepreneurial bug bit. “I realized that was really my calling, that was my strength - being able to teach people about personal finance.” (4:55) What is Personal Finance Exactly? Jen explains that personal finance isn't just about budgeting, saving money, paying off debt, etc. It's ultimately about learning to become your own money expert over time. There are so many wonderful money gurus out there to learn and glean from, and they give fantastic advice. But the problem is that we often tend to hold tightly to the one size fits all principles shared by these gurus and forget to tune into OUR needs and desires financially. “The money experts out there are experts in money, but they’re not experts in you.” (6:19) The backbone of Jen's business is empowering women to really learn how to become their own money expert by staying tuned into their wants and desires and being specific and intentional in setting and reaching their financial goals. She encouraged women to look at things with a long-term, big picture perspective and have a holistic approach to how you handle your finances. Keep it Simple & Do What Works The simplification of personal finance is something that can feel overwhelming and out of reach for a lot of people, which is why Jen is so passionate about keeping things as simple as possible. She says that's "her thing," stating, "the simpler it gets, the better it is!" We discuss the reality that complicated spreadsheets aren't the only way to go about managing your money, and the importance of figuring out the tools and systems that will actually work because you use them. How to Budget & Save Realistically Jen's first bit of advice when I asked her about where to start from a practical standpoint with realistic budgeting, is to acknowledge the fact that, like you, your finances are a work in progress. "I still mess up, and I'm transparent about that." But don't let the setbacks, missteps and mistakes hold you back from moving forward and growing. She says for most people, budgeting the fixed expenses is the easy part. It's the variable expenses that are harder to manage and get people overwhelmed to a point of just ignoring their financial planning instead of owning it. Jen encourages us to be intentional about making decisions regarding how much money we will spend on things, breaking it down into consistent monthly numbers and then separating that money and treating it like bill money. Getting things automated would be even better! When it comes to saving, you also need to treat that money like part of the bills. Come up with research rough estimates, and then break your total number down based on the number of months you'll need to save for something. Get it automated by using something like a virtual envelope system, which will allow you to "set it and forget it" as you watch the money accumulate and you never have to worry about those variable (and sometimes unpredictable!) expenses. Managing Family, Finance & Business When I asked Jen how she manages juggling all the things she does, her answer was: “I ask myself, ‘How did I get myself into this?!” (28:49) She goes on to share her struggle with prioritizing self care and has been actively trying to improve in that area of her life because she knows it makes a world of difference. One of the biggest things she has worked through in recent years is learning to give herself permission and grace to not have to do it all and be perfect, advice that we could all stand to take to heart as the hardworking boss moms we are. Referenced in the Show: Ashley Shelley Budget Notebook Eating Clean Cooking Dirty Mint.com PowerPay.org Tonya Rineer (Just FYI, some of these links may be affiliate links, which means if you make a purchase using the links I may receive some love in return!) Episode Sponsor: Trello Are you tired of trying (and feeling like you're failing) at juggling #allthethings in your life and business? I've totally been there, but the day I discovered Trello my life (and business!) completely changed - for the better! To show you what I'm talking about, I've put together an epic FREE training on how exactly I use Trello to organize my life and business and manage my team like a total Boss Mom! Over 6,000 women have used this training to bring more balance, organization, peace and productivity to their lives and businesses, and I want YOU to be next. Click here to get instant access now. PS: Did I mention it's totally free? 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Jen Hemphill is a Motivational Money Coach for Busy Women. She is also the host of Her Money Matters Podcast. Jen offers money coaching with a unique perspective. Money matters do not have a one size fit all solution.  As a money coach, Jen believes that money should enrich your life, not stress you out. She helps you understand your personal money mindset and teaches you money skills to help build a strong financial home. In addition to coaching, Jen hosts a Her Money Matters community to help empower women to take charge of their financial situations. You don’t have to do this alone!

Jen Hemphill helps busy ambitious women transform their finances from being overwhelming to bringing joy, simplicity, and confidence. She is a Motivational Money Coach, an AFC® (Accredited Financial Counselor) and the host of Her Money Matters Podcast. When she's not talking money, she enjoys photography, coffee, chocolate, traveling, working out and spending time with her husband and two boys. Playing Small Moment At the beginning of her journey, Jen didn’t listen to her own intuition. She allowed the opinions and coaching of others to influence her initial business practices, because she didn’t feel confident enough to follow her own instincts.    The Wake Up Call A few years ago, Jen found herself  down in the dumps about many things in her life. Her husband’s pep talk taught her to celebrate the things that were successes, and so she didn’t have time to focus on what didn’t happen. Style of Leadership Jen strives to step into other people’s shoes to see things from their perspective. Empathy helps her to lead.  What Are You Excited About? Jen is super-excited about her Fearless Money Sisterhood Program. It is a new, affordable program that is a go-to source for women seeking money guidance.     Current Business Challenge Jen is in the process of building a team and is finding some challenges in taking it to the next level. Her business will be morphing from being centered around direct coaching to a membership-based model. Business Support System Jen’s family has been really supportive and her business friends offer business support, because they have been where she is and understand. Leadership Practice Jen takes one day a week to make sure she practices self-care. It helps her to disconnect and quiet the clutter in her head. Book to Develop Leadership How to Win Friends and Influence People, by Dale Carnegie   What Got You Here Won’t Get You There, by Marshall Goldsmith  Advice For Younger Self Believe in yourself, being positive is not enough.     Inspirational Quote “If you are not willing to risk the unusual you will have to settle for the ordinary.” ~Jim Rohn Links Web: http://jenhemphill.com/community Twitter: https://twitter.com/JenHemphill For more resources go to https//womentakingthelead.com

Jen Hemphill shares her philosophy on personal finance and why the guru's don't know what's best, common themes amongst women and personal finance, and the biggest mistakes people make with personal finance. Jen helps busy go-getter women transform their finances from a state of overwhelm to a state of simplicity, joy, and confidence. She is a Motivational Money Coach, AFC® (Accredited Financial Counselor), host of the Her Money Matters Podcast. When she's not talking money, she enjoys photography, coffee, chocolate, traveling, working out and dates with her husband and two sons. You can find Jen here: http://jenhemphill.com and on her weekly podcast, Her Money Matters: Her Money Matters. Ready to stand apart from the crowd and go to the next level with your business and life? Join the Simplifed Success Society for just $1.00 now: Simplified Success Society