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RESOURCES Joe Saul-Sehy (Website): http://www.stackingbenjamins.com GUEST BIO - Joe Saul-Sehy Joe Saul-Sehy is a financial expert, author, and host of the award-winning Stacking Benjamins podcast, known for its fun and approachable take on money management. A former financial advisor with 16 years of experience, he has appeared in major media outlets, co-authored Stacked: Your Super-Serious Guide to Modern Money Management, and served on The Plutus Foundation board. Based in Texarkana, Texas, he continues to share financial insights from his home studio, humorously dubbed "Joe's mom's basement." MKM RESOURCES Make My Kid a Millionaire Course: Want to make your kid a millionaire? Learn more about my course! MKM Coaching: Request a free 15-minute consultation today YouTube: Subscribe for free to watch videos of these episodes and interviews Instagram: Follow our IG channel Voicemail: Leave your questions or comments here  HOW WE MAKE MONEY + DISCLAIMER This show may contain affiliate links or links from our advertisers where we earn a commission, direct payment or products. Opinions are the creators alone. Information shared on this podcast is for entertainment purposes only and should not be considered as professional advice. Marriage Kids and Money (www.marriagekidsandmoney.com) is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com. CREDITS Research & Writing: Andy Hill Podcast Artwork: Kayli Groves Editor: Podcast Doctors Podcast Management: Nev Maraj Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Each of us has our own mountain to climb, but it's the journey, the setbacks, and the community we build along the way that truly defines our success. For today's episode, Scott Carson sits down with the co-host of the #1 finance podcast, Stacking Benjamins, Joe Saul-Sehy. They talk about Joe's journey, the financial mistakes he has had to overcome, what drives him, and how we all have our mountains to climb. From the importance of surrounding yourself with good people to the power of setting clear goals, Joe discusses how these principles have shaped his journey and contributed to his success. Learn about the importance of finding your "who" – the right people and resources to support you on your journey. Tune in now! Want to talk to Scott? Book a call with him HERE.Watch the original episode video HERE!About Joe Saul-Sehy: Joe is the creator and co-host of the Stacking Benjamins podcast and co-author of STACKED: Your Super-Serious Guide To Modern Money Management. Current board member at large of The Plutus Foundation. Former board president and Board Member of Partnership For The Pathway. While Joe's “money expert story” includes being a former financial advisor (16 years) and representing American Express and Ameriprise in the media, his real story is how he was a money disaster in his early life, pulled his financial house into order, and left his business at age 40 to pursue an entirely different path. Joe was the “Money Man” at Detroit television WXYZ-TV, appearing twice weekly. His advice has appeared in Bride, Best Life, and Child magazines, the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Sun-Times, Detroit News and Baltimore Sun newspapers. He's also appeared online in more than 200 different places, including CNBC.com and WSJ.com. The Stacking Benjamins Show was called the “Best Personal Finance Podcast” by Kiplinger. Lifehacker listed the show as one of the top 10 of 2021. Joe and the SB team have won five Plutus Awards and the Academy of Podcasters “Best Business Podcast” award (beating well-known shows like The Tim Ferriss Show, How I Built This, and Gimlet's StartUp). The Stacking Benjamins Show is created in Joe's mom's basement in Texarkana, Texas, where Joe lives with his spouse Cheryl and their cat Cooper.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the Note Closers Show community today:WeCloseNotes.comThe Note Closers Show FacebookThe Note Closers Show TwitterScott Carson LinkedInThe Note Closers Show YouTubeThe Note Closers Show VimeoThe Note Closers Show InstagramWe Close Notes Pinterest

How to turn a side hustle into a lucrative career. Host Michelle Thames speaks with Latasha Peterson about how she turned her side hustle into a multiple income streams to provide her with a full-time income. Latasha also shares tips and tricks about blogging and why more creators should start a blog. Latasha is a globally recognized Side Hustle Expert, Blog Business coach, Wife, Mother of four, Speaker, and Founder of Arts and Budgets, LLC. She currently helps ambitious side hustlers turn their side hustles into profitable careers and learn how to monetize their skills to create multiple income streams.She has personally created ten income streams and earns over $10k per month with her blog. Latasha has been featured in CNBC, Black Enterprise, Business Insider, Bankrate, Legal Zoom, Plutus Foundation, Smart Blogger, Tailwind, and many more.WATCH ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/M0Xlo9MXW6k--Latasha's websiteFollow Latasha on InstagramCatch up on other podcast episodes on Apple and SpotifyWatch the Social Media Decoded Podcast on YouTubeFollow Michelle on InstagramJoin Michelle's Cashflow Queens Facebook groupLeave a review for Social Media Decoded Support the show

In this episode, we're talking about credit repair. Your credit matters. A lot. Nearly every financial transaction involves your credit: getting an apartment, buying a house, getting cell service…how much you pay for car insurance…sometimes even getting a job. And your credit can determine not just whether you can get various services, but how much you'll pay for them. So, what happens if you have crappy credit? You might turn to a credit repair company, but this is an area rife with rip-offs. There are more than 40,000 credit repair companies in the United States and it's not easy to tell the good guys from the bad guys. And believe me…there are plenty of bad guys out there. So today we're going to talk about how to fix your credit yourself, or if you need help, how to find it. Host Stacy Johnson is joined by financial journalist Miranda Marquit. Listening in and sometimes contributing is producer Aaron Freeman. Today's special guest is Michelle Lambright Black, a long-time industry professional. Remember, our podcasts don't offer financial advice. So make sure to do your own research and consult your own experts before acting on anything you learn here. You can download the episode wherever you get your podcasts: Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Google Podcasts Listen on Spotify What you need to know about credit scores One of the reasons people get worried about credit repair is because they're worried about their credit scores. If you want to learn more about credit scores, we have resources that can help. Credit Scores: Everything You Need to Know Here's Why Nobody Cares About Your Perfect Credit Score 7 Ways to Get Your FICO Credit Score for Free A New Way to Get Your Credit Score for Free — Straight From FICO 5 Reasons Dave Ramsey Is Wrong About Credit Scores How to Protect Your Kids' Credit What Employers Really See When They Run a Credit Check Boost your credit score and get more for your money If you're hoping to boost your credit score, we can help you improve your history and so you have access to more financial services at better prices. 5 Little-Known Tactics To Raise Your Credit Score Bad or No Credit Score? CreditStrong Can Help 7 Surprising Things That Damage Your Credit Score Can Carrying a Small Credit Card Balance Help Your Credit Score? This Type of Debt No Longer Can Harm Your Credit Score 7 Bonehead-Simple Ways to Turbocharge Your Credit Score What Is a Secured Credit Card and How Can It Boost Credit? How I Got a Perfect Credit Score in 4 Steps No Credit Score? These Banks Might Help You Get Plastic Credit Limit Lowered? 4 Things You Can Do Right Now to Fix It Meet this week's guest, Michelle Lambright Black Michelle is a credit expert, freelance writer, and founder of CreditWriter.com. She has over 20 years of experience writing and speaking about credit and money, and focuses on helping families and small business owners make smart, informed decisions about their credit, money, and financial products. Michelle's work has appeared in publications such as Reader's Digest, Parents, Experian, FICO, Forbes, Money, Bankrate, Seattle Times, MarketWatch, BuySide from Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and more. She is a two-time finalist for the best personal finance freelancer award from the Plutus Foundation. When she isn't writing or speaking about credit and money, Michelle loves to travel with her family or read a good book. Website Twitter LinkedIn Don't listen to podcasts? A podcast is basically a radio show you can listen to anywhere and anytime, either by downloading it to your smartphone or by listening online. They're awesome for learning stuff and being entertained when you're in the car, doing chores, jogging or riding your bicycle. You can listen to our latest podcasts here or download them to your phone from any number of places, including Apple, Spotify, RadioPublic, Stitcher and RSS. If you haven't listened to our podcast yet, give it a try, then subscribe. You'll be glad you did! About the hosts Stacy Johnson founded Money Talks News in 1991. He's a CPA, and he has also earned licenses in stocks, commodities, options principal, mutual funds, life insurance, securities supervisor and real estate. Miranda Marquit, MBA, is a financial expert, writer and speaker. She's been covering personal finance and investing topics for almost 20 years. When not writing and podcasting, she enjoys travel, reading and the outdoors.Become a member: https://www.moneytalksnews.com/members/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On board the pod today is JMoney from Budgets are Sexy. JMoney is probably one of the most recognizable names, or should that be Mohawks in the fire community. After a somewhat impulsive purchase of a home in his early twenties, J became focused on improving his finances and became inspired by what he read online, causing him to start what eventually came to be the incredibly popular blog, Budgets are Sexy. J became a millionaire in just 10 short years reaching financial independence before the age of 40 and reaching over 30 million readers along the way. As a result, Jay has won many awards, including 12 Industry Plutus awards, including 2012 Financial Blogger of the Year and the 2016 Lifetime Achievement Award. Jay is also no stranger to online businesses having built, acquired, worked on, or sold dozens of websites over the past 15 years. Projects J has worked on include his namesake blog Budgets are Sexy, as well as other popular sites such as Rockstar Finance and CoinThrill. JMoney acts as an advisor to the Plutus Foundation, consults for several fintechs, mentors and coaches other bloggers, and, even brokers, and coordinates online business sellouts. I suppose J and I share a few things in common. We both have ADHD, a passion for money and enjoy dabbling in some online businesses in semi-retirement. So jump on board, JMoney is full of energy and we had such a fun chat!

Thinking of launching a blog for some sweet, sweet passive income in 2023? Well, let's bring on the expert to talk about it. Latasha Peterson is a globally recognized Side Hustle & Blog coach, Wife, Mother of three, Blogging Expert, Speaker, and Founder of Arts and Budgets, LLC. She helps ambitious side hustlers turn their side hustles into profitable careers and learn how to monetize their skills to create multiple income streams.She has personally created ten income streams and paid off over $30K of debt with her blog business which now earns over $10K a month. She has been featured in CNBC, Black Enterprise, Business Insider, Next Advisor, Time, Bankrate, Legal Zoom, Plutus Foundation, Smart Blogger, Tailwind, and many more.Instagram: @artsandbudgetshttps://artsandbudgets.com/Find me on social media at @clobaremoneycoachPlease rate and subscribe to support this channel!Grab your free money guide here: https://www.thelazyinvestorscourse.com/guideJoin Clo Bare for a free investing class here: https://www.thelazyinvestorscourse.com/webinar TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Joe Saul-Sehy is the creator and co-host of the Stacking Benjamins show and co-author of “Stacked: Your Super Serious Guide to Modern Money Management.” He was a financial advisor for 16 years and represented American Express and Ameriprise in the media. He fully admits that he was a money disaster before putting his financial house in order. He was “The Money Man” at Detroit Television WXYZ TV. He's appeared online in 200+ places like CNBC and The Wall Street Journal. The Stacking Benjamins Show was called the “Best Personal Finance Podcast” by Kiplinger. Lifehacker listed the show as one of the top 10 of 2021. Joe and the SB team have won five Plutus Awards and the Academy of Podcasters “Best Business Podcast” award (beating well-known shows like The Tim Ferriss Show, How I Built This, and Gimlet's StartUp). Listen in for some great takeaways about Joe's journey to creating one of the most successful podcasts to date and how following his passions have led to great success.  You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... How an English major ended up in personal finance [3:46]  What Joe means when he says he was “living a sham” [9:28] Why Joe sold his practice at age 40 (while managing $60 million) [18:34]  What Joe wants readers to get out of his book, “Stacked” [21:42]  Why Joe believes we need as many voices as possible in personal finance [28:25]  Learn more about Joe's podcast, “Stacking Benjamins” [32:00] What Joe believes it takes to be a successful podcaster [36:00]  Why story-telling is such a powerful medium to convey information [38:08]  What Joe did that brought him joy and put him in the mindset for success [44:06] Resources & People Mentioned Stacked: Your Super Serious Guide to Modern Money Management The Hardy Boys Detective Handbook The E-Myth Revisited The Richest Man in Babylon Connect with Guest The website On Instagram On Twitter On Linkedin On Facebook On YouTube Bio Current board member at large of The Plutus Foundation. Former board president and Board Member of Partnership For The Pathway. While Joe's “money expert story” includes being a former financial advisor (16 years) and representing American Express and Ameriprise in the media, his real story is how he was a money disaster in his early life, pulled his financial house into order, and left his business at age 40 to pursue an entirely different path. Joe was the “Money Man” at Detroit television WXYZ-TV, appearing twice weekly. His advice has appeared in Bride, Best Life, and Child magazines, the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Sun-Times, Detroit News and Baltimore Sun newspapers. He's also appeared online in more than 200 different places, including CNBC.com and WSJ.com. The Stacking Benjamins Show was called the “Best Personal Finance Podcast” by Kiplinger. Lifehacker listed the show as one of the top 10 of 2021. Joe and the SB team have won five Plutus Awards and the Academy of Podcasters “Best Business Podcast” award (beating well-known shows like The Tim Ferriss Show, How I Built This, and Gimlet's StartUp). The Stacking Benjamins Show is created in Joe's mom's basement in Texarkana, Texas, where Joe lives with his spouse Cheryl and their cat Cooper. Guests on the Mitlin Money Mindset Show are not affiliated with CWM, LLC, and opinions expressed herein may not be representative of CWM, LLC. CWM, LLC is not responsible for the guest's content linked on this site. Connect With Mitlin Financial podcast(at)MitlinFinancial.com - email us with your suggestions for topics or guests https://mitlinfinancial.com  Follow on Twitter Follow on Instagram Subscribe on Youtube Follow on Linkedin Follow on Facebook Subscribe to Mitlin Money Mindset™ on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts

In the first episode of this season I spoke with Harlan Landes, founder of the Plutus Awards, Plutus Foundation and Plutus Voices events. It's a great conversation about the evolution of the Plutus ecosystem and what motivates Harlan to do the work that he does. The main question that the Plutus Foundation will be exploring this season is the tension that content creators in the personal finance space feel when deciding whether or not to monetize their brand. I absolutely felt this tension and nervousness at the time that I decided to monetize my brand partly because I had to ask myself if I was being inauthentic, greedy or disingenuous as a person in the personal finance space. I thought it would be interesting to share what I thought about, what I was afraid of and how and why I ultimately decided to say “yes” to making money as a personal content creator.

Welcome to another episode of the Plutus Awards Podcast. Our community is filled with hundreds of stories from creators and entrepreneurs just like you. And through this show we share these stories of challenges and successes from bloggers to podcasters from writers, speakers and more. In today's episode I share how and why I decided to monetize my personal finance brand. It wasn't an easy decision and for those of you making the decision my monetization story will highlight the fears and concerns I had about the process leading with the following question that I needed to answer “Will monetizing my brand impact the authenticity, brand mission and purpose of my project and negatively impact the community that I serve with my content?” In the first episode of this season I spoke with Harlan Landes, founder of the Plutus Awards, Plutus Foundation and Plutus Voices events. It's a great conversation about the evolution of the Plutus ecosystem and what motivates Harlan to do the work that he does. The main question that the Plutus Foundation will be exploring this season is the tension that content creators in the personal finance space feel when deciding whether or not to monetize their brand. I absolutely felt this tension and nervousness at the time that I decided to monetize my brand partly because I had to ask myself if I was being inauthentic, greedy or disingenuous as a person in the personal finance space. I thought it would be interesting to share what I thought about, what I was afraid of and how and why I ultimately decided to say “yes” to making money as a personal content creator. The Beginning I started blogging about money in 2012 and honestly, what I put out for the first couple of years was messy. I started with Blogger, a free blogging platform until eventually I decided that I liked blogging enough to tackle using Wordpress. I'll never forget sitting in Eric Rosenberg's apartment in Denver wanting to use his turntables on Christmas Eve and hanging out with his girlfriend who would become his wife as he transferred my website to Wordpress. Something that I couldn't afford to pay for at the time. I wasn't a prolific blogger, but I was passionate about the space, the community and the content that I was putting out there and my hope was that if I could help at least one person by sharing my story-I'd made a difference. 2012 soon became 2013, 2014, and then 2017 arrived. It was around that time that I was really having some deep private conversations with myself about the value of my time vs. what I was putting out. I still had debt that I was paying off, I had made the leap into self-employment and was navigating what I enjoyed doing as an entrepreneur and I was increasingly asking myself the following question “Does it make sense for someone in the personal finance space to say “no” to money…especially when they needed it? They… meaning me. And the other question that I literally spent years working through is how can I make money, still be authentic and still advocate for the financial changes and empowerment that I talked about on my platform. I didn't want to make money with credit card sign ups, I loved affiliates but hadn't yet found many affiliate programs that were a good fit and “lit me up” At the heart of the conflict that had over monetization was how to do it in such a way that I could still share what I believed without having the products or services that I partnered with negatively impact my brand? Finally I figured out how to monetize authentically while staying true to my brand. I became incredibly clear about the overall mission of my brand which is to empower Black and Brown communities while educating and partnering with allied communities to increase access to financial tools, products and opportunities that were previously inaccessible to these communities. This looked like sharing free content in the form of podcast episodes, leads for projects and sharing opportunities such as grants, jobs and scholarships. Basically, kicking the door open and getting rid of financial gatekeeping. Being candid about wanting to unapologetically want to earn more money. I decided to rebrand and “Michelle is Money Hungry” was born. I made it clear that I was modeling, earning more for other Black and Brown women to see and feel good about. I also shared the statistics that backed up why this initiative was so important. Black women earn significantly less than white men We are typically financially responsible for other relatives or friends who need financial support. We're battling what we don't know such as the right wage to negotiate for We have to bridge the financial gap that Americans find themselves dealing with in the form of: health insurance, childcare costs, expensive housing and more. Also, the math wasn't mathing. I was known for being in the process of paying off my debt. I had no business not making as much money as possible in order to achieve that goal I sought out affiliates, projects and partners that were 100% in alignment with my brand and thoughtfully grew my content to support my monetization moves. I said “no” to anything that would be off brand, inauthentic or just felt wrong for my community. No more weird backlinks on the website, no more yesses sponsored blog posts that felt random on the website, no paid projects that had my name on it that felt off-brand. Those became ghostwritten projects if I even said “yes” Always leading with my community in mind and having a greater purpose. Because of these moves the projects that I was attracted to work on paid better over time and were just enjoyable to do. Additional actions that I took as I undertook the monetization process I kept my side-hustles and used that money help me avoid saying “yes” to things that I should be saying “no” to I did not and do not judge other creators who've opted not to monetize their brands. This could be their life's opus and who am I to judge their decision around how they spend their time. I designed products, goods and services that allowed me to say “no” to anything that didn't serve me well. I added applying for grants and scholarships so that I could continue to create content that serves without compromising the integrity of the work. Some last thoughts and reflections Monetizing your personal finance brand is personal. You earning money (however much you earn) may create some tension between you and other content creators If you're able to monetize beyond a decent wage-basically, make epic money, be prepared for some feedback around this. For example: are you FIRE or just an entrepreneur? There is no right or wrong answer on whether or not you should monetize your brand. There will be people who disagree with your decision either way. It took me 4 years to say “yes” to monetization and even then I was uneasy about it at the time. Creating a mission and monetization rubric helped me be clear about what I could say “yes” or “no” to authentically. Ultimately, I also moved all business of content creation of my website and launched a new how to build an online business brand where I could comfortably share affiliates and other resources that didn't accidentally cannibalize the spirit and mission behind “Michelle is Money Hungry” What say you? Do you plan on monetizing your personal finance brand? What are your fears and concerns?

In this episode, Joe Saul-Sehy, host of the Stacking Benjamins podcast, joins Bridging the Gap to discuss his thoughts about the FIRE movement, how he works with his clients to analyze and understand the future, and how he helps his clients enjoy the journey as much as the prize. Joe is the creator and co-host of the Stacking Benjamins podcast and co-author of STACKED: Your Super-Serious Guide To Modern Money Management. He is the current board member at large of The Plutus Foundation, and the former board president and Board Member of Partnership For The Pathway. While Joe's “money expert story” includes being a former financial advisor (16 years) and representing American Express and Ameriprise in the media, his real story is how he was a money disaster in his early life, pulled his financial house into order, and left his business at age 40 to pursue an entirely different path. Joe was the “Money Man” at Detroit television WXYZ-TV, appearing twice weekly. His advice has appeared in Bride, Best Life, and Child magazines, the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Sun-Times, Detroit News and Baltimore Sun newspapers. He's also appeared online in more than 200 different places, including http://cnbc.com/ (CNBC.com) and http://wsj.com/ (WSJ.com). The Stacking Benjamins Show was called the “Best Personal Finance Podcast” by Kiplinger. Lifehacker listed the show as one of the top 10 of 2021. Joe and the SB team have won five Plutus Awards and the Academy of Podcasters “Best Business Podcast” award (beating well-known shows like The Tim Ferriss Show, How I Built This, and Gimlet's StartUp). The Stacking Benjamins Show is created in Joe's mom's basement in Texarkana, Texas, where Joe lives with his spouse Cheryl and their cat Cooper.

I am joined by the one and only Joe Saul-Sehy, the creator and co-host of the award-winning podcast, Stacking Benjamins as well as the co-author of the book, Stacked: Your Super‑Serious Guide to Modern Money. Joe is also a former financial advisor (16 years) and represented American Express and Ameriprise in the media. He was the “Money Man” at Detroit television WXYZ-TV, appearing twice weekly. In this episode we discuss the importance of a “why” driven mindset and practical ways you can improve your financial life starting today! Guest Bio Joe is the creator and co-host of the Stacking Benjamins and Money With Friends podcasts, and creator of a network of five podcasts (plus monthly contributor to another!). He is the co-author of the book, Stacked, and also is a current board member at large of The Plutus Foundation. Guest Link Website: https://joesaulsehy.com/ #BetterWealth Free 15 Minute Clarity Call: https://bttr.ly/ytclarity (https://bttr.ly/ytclarity) The And Asset Book: https://bttr.ly/book (https://bttr.ly/book) BetterWealth Quiz: https://bttr.ly/quiz (https://bttr.ly/quiz) AndAsset.com: https://bttr.ly/andasset (https://bttr.ly/andasset) BetterWealth Youtube - https://bttr.ly/bwyoutube (https://bttr.ly/bwyoutube) Financial Advisor, Agent or Coach: https://bttr.ly/advisor (https://bttr.ly/advisor)

Today on Dough Roller, we are talking with Harlan Landes! Harlan is the Founder and Executive Director of the Plutus Foundation, which provides resources and grant money to assist the independent financial media to create, develop, and administer programs that enhance financial literacy, education, and empowerment. He also ran one of the first personal finance blogs, Consumerism Commentary. In this episode, we talk about Harlan's financial journey from losing everything, to creating a foundation that deals in millions of dollars a year. We'll also hear about Harlan's saving and investing methods.    Calls to Action:    Follow Dough Roller on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/dough-roller/ Follow Dough Roller on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doughrollermoney/ Follow Dough Roller on Twitter: https://twitter.com/doughroller Check out the Dough Roller website and blog: https://www.doughroller.net/   Timestamps:   00:00- Introducing Harlan Landes 01:52- Harlan's first blog Consumerism Commentary 09:37- How Consumerism Commentary became a business 19:53- Harlan's next move after selling Consumerism Commentary 32:21- How and why Harlan founded The Plutus Foundation 37:10- Harlan's next projects 39:00- Where to keep up with Harlan   Mentioned in the Episode:   Plutus Foundation - https://plutusfoundation.org/  Harlan's Twitter - https://twitter.com/harlanlandes

Helping people make extra money in their spare time. Best-selling author and award-winning podcaster and blogger at SideHustleNation.com. Nick's entrepreneurial journey began at an early age — selling candy to his fellow Boy Scouts at summer camp, and eventually painting houses in college at the University of Washington.After graduation though, Nick started side hustling in earnest. Some small scale experiments in online advertising soon turned into a full-fledged comparison shopping site for footwear, which earned commission from Zappos, Amazon, and other online shoe sellers.Three years of nights and weekends later, Nick left his corporate gig to become a full-time entrepreneur.It was during this time that Nick's obsession with different business models and creative ways to make extra money really began. In 2013, Nick started Side Hustle Nation and The Side Hustle Show podcast to begin spreading the gospel of this lower-risk brand of entrepreneurship.Through the blog and podcast, Nick has helped thousands of readers and listeners earn more money and start businesses of their own.Nick live in Livermore, California with his lovely wife, two sons, and Mochi, The Side Hustle Shih Tzu.About Side Hustle NationSide Hustle Nation has been recognized by the Plutus Foundation as a 2-time winner of the Best Entrepreneurship Blog.The site is read by 1.5 million visitors a year, and 30,000 listeners tune into The Side Hustle Show each week.Some of the most popular content includes:99 Side Hustle Ideas You Can Start Today200+ Legit Ways to Make Extra Money25 Ways I Make Passive Income + 46 More Ideas That Really WorkOne of the most important pillars of Side Hustle Nation is the community element, which is now more than 20,000 members strong on Facebook. BooksNick is an Amazon bestselling author, with titles including:The Side Hustle: How to Turn Your Spare Time into $1000 a Month or MoreThe Progress Journal: A Simple Daily Planner to Make Meaningful Progress on Your Most Important WorkBuy Buttons: The Fast-Track Strategy to Make Extra Money and Start a Business in Your Spare TimeNick loves geeking out on this stuff and am happy to chat about:The state of the side hustle economyCreative ways to make extra moneyThe most popular side hustlesCommon side hustle mistakesAnd anything else related to building extra income with limited time

Welcome back to Don't Retire... Graduate! Today's guest is podcast royalty: the host of the Stacking Benjamins podcast Joe Saul-Sehy! Joe is here to talk about his latest book, Stacked, his take on the real estate and cryptocurrency crazes, and share his top tip for stacking your wealth. In this episode we'll talk about: Joe's journey from financial advisor to teacher to writer to podcaster Building financial careers without financial backgrounds How, despite the massive amounts of financial resources available, people are still being left behind How many people end up crying over money, even if they're making six figures The disconnect between our values and what we do with our money Social media's effect on the popularity of real estate investing, cryptocurrency The idea of getting rich quick with cryptocurrency that can be dangerous for a lot of investors The evolution of the Stacking Benjamins podcast The important role that automation plays in growing wealth Visit brotmanmedia.com/podcasts for a full transcript of this episode. Link to the study: https://www.nonfiction.co/reports Link to Joe's book: https://www.stackingbenjamins.com/stacked/ About Joe Saul-Sehy: Joe is the creator and co-host of the Stacking Benjamins podcast and co-author of STACKED: Your Super-Serious Guide To Modern Money. Current board member at large of The Plutus Foundation. Former board president and Board Member of Partnership For The Pathway. While Joe's “money expert story” includes being a former financial advisor (16 years) and representing American Express and Ameriprise in the media. His real story is how he was a money disaster in his early life, pulled his financial house into order, and left his business at age 40 to pursue an entirely different path. Joe was the “Money Man” at Detroit television WXYZ-TV, appearing twice weekly. His advice has appeared in Bride, Best Life, and Child magazines, the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Sun-Times, Detroit News and Baltimore Sun newspapers. He's also appeared online in more than 200 different places, including CNBC.com and WSJ.com. The Stacking Benjamins Show was called the “Best Personal Finance Podcast” by Kiplinger. Lifehacker listed the show as one of the top 10 of 2021. Joe and the SB team have won five Plutus Awards and the Academy of Podcasters “Best Business Podcast” award (beating well-known shows like The Tim Ferriss Show, How I Built This, and Gimlet's StartUp). The Stacking Benjamins Show is created in Joe's mom's basement in Texarkana, Texas, where Joe lives with his spouse Cheryl and their cat Cooper. Links: www.stackingbenjamins.com www.joesaulsehy.com Twitter: @SBenjaminsCast Twitter: @AverageJoeMoney Instagram: @stackingbenjaminspodcast YouTube: StackingBenjamins Facebook: IStackBenjamins

Do you prefer in-person interactions or using apps for things like banking and personal finance? We're giving you both sides of the coin today. Banking has evolved and apps give us almost the same capabilities as walking into the bank, so do we still need physical bank branches? Our roundtable today shares their thoughts on banking and what banks can do to excel in this world of technology. Harlan Landes from the Plutus Foundation, Paula Pant and Len Penzo make up our contributors today. They talk about online apps, customer service and more in the banking world. Don't you worry, we also saved some time for Doug's trivia contest! Enjoy!

Today, I have the honor of interviewing my friends, Joe Saul Sehy, and Emily Guy. Birken. They've written a new book called Stacked, Your Super Serious Guide To Modern Money Management. And if you've heard Joe before he is the host of the Stacking Benjamins podcast, that he always brings comedy to everything that he does. Emily has also been on my podcast in the past. She's written several books about money management.  Bringing the two of them together to share their wisdom in this book that inspires you to think differently about your relationship with money is really special. I love this conversation and we learn how they brought their strengths together to write a funny money book (I wasn't sure that was possible...) and what you can learn by reading it. It's such a great story. I love the giving attitude that both of them bring into everything that they do. And I know you'll have fun with this conversation. Enjoy... Joe and Emily shares: From Joe: “I think, and I don't know, if you want to answer this also, but for me, the book was meant to be a guide that you can pick up wherever you are in your journey. And it certainly is meant specifically - the beginning is meant for beginner, but the second, not even the second piece, the last quarter of the book is specifically meant to challenge those people that you and I met during our old careers as financial advisors. When they'd say, I think I'm doing okay. And I would always challenge them by saying, I don't think your goals are bigger - big enough then. And, it's not that I want to challenge people that your goals aren't right, because your goals are definitely right for you. But I think there's so many people out there that could be helping their community that could be doing more. That could be more efficient with their money. They could be bringing their sister, their brother, along with them for this wonderful ride.” From Emily: “You can do it. This is, you know, and if you don't do it right the first time, try again. This is something that - you can. Use these skills that you've been learning, you know. Cut your teeth on the simpler stuff and work your way up. And so, that's something, I'm really pleased with and proud of with this book, is that we don't assume that our readers are not going to be able to handle things like the efficient frontier. We know that they can do it. And so, it's going to be something where even if you're starting at the very beginning, like I don't even know what a budget is or how to make one, you will be able to get to a point where you can be like - ‘Oh yes, the efficient frontier at cocktail parties and feel very confident…” Emily Guy Birken has worn a lot of hats throughout her career: a temporary tattoo artist, bookseller, AmeriCorps volunteer, and teacher. Throughout it all, there's been one constant - She's a huge money nerd. In 2010, she turned her excitement about spreadsheets into a career as a Plutus Award-winning freelance writer in the financial sphere. Her varied career combined with her background in education helps her make complex financial topics relatable. She is the author of five books: The 5 Years Before You Retire, Choose Your Retirement, Making Social Security Work for You, End Financial Stress Now, and the just-launched Stacked: Your Super Serious Guide to Modern Money Management, written with Joe Saul-Sehy. Emily lives in Milwaukee with her spouse and two sons, plus their dog, Tivo, and their cat, The Dude.    And, Joe is the creator and co-host of the Stacking Benjamins podcast and co-author of "STACKED: Your Super-Serious Guide To Modern Money". He is a current board member at large of The Plutus Foundation and former Board President and Board Member of Partnership For The Pathway. While Joe's “money expert story” includes being a former financial advisor (16 years) and representing American Express and Ameriprise in the media. His real story is how he was a money disaster in his early life, pulled his financial house into order, and left his business at age 40 to pursue an entirely different path.   Learn more about Emily and Joe: Website: www.emilybuybirken.com https://joesaulsehy.com/ https://www.stackingbenjamins.com/   Twitter @emilyguybirken @AverageJoeMoney   Facebook https://www.facebook.com/authorEmilyGuyBirken/ https://www.facebook.com/IStackBenjamins   Instagram https://www.instagram.com/emilyguybirken/ https://www.instagram.com/stackingbenjaminspodcast/   LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-guy-birken-845b0b18a/   YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/stackingbenjamins

In this episode, Danielle Desir, the host of The Thought Card, and I recap the Millennial Wealth Builders Series, our favorite guests, and what's next. We also share what we have been up to in the last year.  Tune in to hear two major announcements as well as how you can support our next venture. Thank you to our sponsors the Plutus Foundation, the Caress Dreams to Reality Fund, and The Black and Brown Podcast Collective.  And that's a wrap!  If you want to dive into podcasting and join a dynamic group of women check out WOC Podcasters!

Our next guest Joe Saul-Sehy, has gone from 16 years as a financial advisor to being the creator and co-host of The Stacking Benjamins Show and Money With Friends podcasts, creator of a network of five podcasts, and monthly contributor to another! He represented American Express and Ameriprise in the media and was the "Money Man" at Detroit's television channel WXYZ-TV. From receiving top awards for The Stacking Benjamins Show and hosting the FinCon Expo Main Stage multiple times to being a current board member at large of The Plutus Foundation, Joe has proven himself as a household name in the finance arena. He is also the recipient of the FinCon 2021 Plutus Foundation Lifetime Achievement Award.   Recorded live at FinCon 2021, Austin, Texas. Bob and Joe trade war stories and bromance the day away. [1:53] Leaving the world of financial advising to climb other mountains. [8:21] Feel the fear and do it anyway. [10:50] Crying about money. Most of us have all done it. [16:33] Why surround sound is so important. [18:55] Timelining your goals. [25:29] Obvious quote by Sherlock Holmes. [27:52] Tricking yourself to succeed. [37:41] His book "Stacked," 15 years in the making. "Stacked: Your Super Serious Guide to Modern Money Management," Joe's new book is available for preorder now!   Connect With Joe Saul-Sehy: Website: https://joesaulsehy.com/ Podcast: https://www.stackingbenjamins.com/ Book: https://www.stackingbenjamins.com/stacked/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IStackBenjamins Twitter: @SBenjaminsCast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stackingbenjaminspodcast/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-saul-sehy-b3426b31/   FinCon Live Podcast Sponsor: NEFE: https://www.nefe.org/   Links to FinTech Mentioned in the Show: FinCon: https://finconexpo.com/ Qube: https://qubemoney.com/ Acorns: https://get.acorns.com/bonus10 Public: https://public.com/

To expand any business, you must be open to change. Some businesses are afraid of change because they don't know what to expect. They are afraid of the unknown, but without change how would your business grow. Growth requires change! Harlan Landes, the founder and executive director of Plutus Foundation, had a detailed conversation with our host, Sarah Li Cain, to discuss when to know when to quit a business or side gig even when things are going great, and he digs deep into the types of self-awareness that is needed to find both personal and outward success for professional projects.  Episode highlights Harlan discusses the ideas of prioritizing a business He explains the challenges of making tough decisions How to pivot around situations when things change course Harlan expresses the importance of reflecting on your business For more information, visit the show notes at https://plutusfoundation.org/2021/identify-priorities-pivot-business

In this exciting episode, our very special guest is Nick Loper, best-selling author and award-winning podcaster and blogger at SideHustleNation.com. Nick started his entrepreneurial journey by selling candy to his fellow Boy Scouts at summer camp, and eventually painting houses in college at the University of Washington. After graduation, he started side hustling in earnest. Some small-scale experiments in online advertising soon turned into a full-fledged comparison shopping site for footwear, which earned commission from Zappos, Amazon, and other online shoe sellers. Three years of nights and weekends later, he left his corporate gig to become a full-time entrepreneur. It was during this time that his obsession with different business models and creative ways to make extra money really began. In 2013, he started Side Hustle Nation and The Side Hustle Show podcast to begin spreading the gospel of this lower-risk brand of entrepreneurship. He is now on a mission to help people build their own income streams and amplify their earning power. Side Hustle Nation has been recognized by the Plutus Foundation as a 2-time winner of the Best Entrepreneurship Blog. The site is read by 1.5 million visitors a year, and 30,000 listeners tune into The Side Hustle Show each week. Tune in to this exciting episode of the Holistic Wealth Podcast with Keisha Blair, to get some amazing side hustle ideas to escape the rate race, and build financial freedom after COVID-19. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/keisha-blair/support

Sadhana Sabharwal, the Single Mom Millionaire, has become financially free from investing in real estate. But her path to financial freedom and real estate investing wasn't easy.  After several years of marriage, she was divorced and left with three young boys with no financial support from their father. Sadhana started investing because she needed to make more money to support her family. Over time she managed to buy and sell over 30 properties using none of her own money while working full time as a law clerk. Today, she has successfully put her boys through medical and business school and teaches others how to invest in real estate with no money down in her No Money Down Academy.   This limited-edition docuseries is made possible by the Plutus Foundation. Millennial Wealth Builders is the proud recipient of the Plutus Foundation Fall 2020 grant.  Subscribe to The Purpose of Money so you never miss an episode.

Welcome to the first episode of Millennial Wealth Builders: A Women of Color's Guide To Exponential Wealth. Co-hosted by Danielle Desir and Acquania Escarne, the Millennial Wealth Builders (MWB) Series is a 12-part audio docuseries sharing how Women of Color are moving past obstacles and building real wealth in the 21st century.  In this episode, Danielle Desir and Acquania Escarne share what sparked their interest in building wealth and their accomplishments to date. New episodes of the MWB Series drop on the 1st of every month.  This limited-edition docuseries is made possible by the Plutus Foundation. Millennial Wealth Builders is the proud recipient of the Plutus Foundation Fall 2020 grant.  Subscribe to The Purpose of Money so you never miss an episode.

Co-hosted by Danielle Desir and Acquania Escarne, Millennial Wealth Builders (MWB) is a 12-part audio docuseries sharing how Women of Color are moving past obstacles and building real wealth in the 21st century.  In this episode, Danielle Desir and Acquania Escarne share what sparked their interest in building wealth and their accomplishments to date.  Our mission is to empower, educate, and entertain millennial Women of Color between the ages of 24-39. During these pivotal years, women consider purchasing homes, starting families, and some may even be caretakers to their aging parents. While budgeting and saving are essential, building wealth in communities of Color is the best way to close the wealth gap. From salary negotiations to retirement vehicles and investing in commercial and residential real estate, each episode will share practical tips so you can take immediate action. This limited-edition docuseries is made possible by the Plutus Foundation. Millennial Wealth Builders is the proud recipient of the Plutus Foundation Fall 2020 grant.  Subscribe to The Thought Card and The Purpose of Money on your favorite podcast player (Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, etc.) to automatically get new episodes uploaded to your device.   About Hosts  Danielle Desir is the host of The Thought Card Podcast and Acquania Escarne is the host of The Purpose of Money Podcast. The Thought Card empowers financially savvy travelers to make more informed financial decisions - travel more, pay off debt, and build wealth.  The Purpose of Money inspires women to pursue their entrepreneurship and financial goals.

Harlan shares his journey to financial literacy and how he now supports financial literacy in our communities through the Plutus Foundation.    Take away: Be careful who you get your financial advice from and what their motives are.   Action step: Find the right financial channel for you.    Money Learnings: Harlan grew up a happy, nerdy kid. There was no talk about money.    Bio: Harlan Landes is the founder and executive director of the Plutus Foundation, which he founded in 2015 to provide resources and grant money to assist the independent financial media to create, develop, and administer programs that enhance financial literacy, education, and empowerment    In 2003, He founded one of the first independent personal finance blogs, Consumerism Commentary, to hold himself accountable for his own financial decisions, which helped launch an extensive community of publishers working to develop their own materials online, focusing on topics like budgeting, investing, and wise financial decision-making.   Harlan also created the Plutus Awards to highlight independent financial publishers and to acknowledge and celebrate financial blogs, books, websites, podcasts, and videos.   Harlan’s articles and other media have appeared in U.S. News & World Report, PC World, Yahoo Finance, and other publications and corporate presentations.   Outside of financial media, Harlan is the executive director of the Raiders Drum and Bugle Corps.   Highlights from this episode: Link to episode page   Harlan starts off upside down financially.  Why he started the blog.  The reason we struggle with money. How to discern which information is best. The money behind internet marketing.  Understanding media literacy.  What's your plan for life? The line between balance and excellence.      @harlanlandes @PlutusAwards https://www.facebook.com/plutusawards/ http://www.plutusfoundation.org https://www.plutusvoices.com/     Richer Soul Life Beyond Money. You got rich, now what? Let’s talk about your journey to more a purposeful, intentional, amazing life. Where are you going to go and how are you going to get there? Let’s figure that out together. At the core is the financial well being to be able to do what you want, when you want, how you want. It’s about personal freedom!   Thanks for listening!   Show Sponsor: http://profitcomesfirst.com/   Schedule your free no obligation call: https://bookme.name/rockyl/lite/intro-appointment-15-minutes   If you like the show please leave a review on iTunes: http://bit.do/richersoul   https://www.facebook.com/richersoul   http://richersoul.com/   rocky@richersoul.com     Any financial advice is for educational purposes only and you should consult with an expert for your specific needs.      

The coronavirus pandemic has created a recession. But what does that mean for us? Bobbi and guest co-host Harlan Landes of the Plutus Foundation share advice on what to pay attention to, along with the best investment strategies.

A recent Marketwatch pieces by Nicole Lyn Pesce reveals the sky high medical costs that are hitting Coronavirus patients. Bobbi and guest co-host Plutus Foundation founder Harlan Landes discuss what you need to know so you don't get stuck with a bill that will make you sick after your recovery. 

Harlan Landes lost his car, his job, his apartment and his girlfriend all within 6 weeks. But the hard landing became a foundation for building a blog business he would later sell for enough money to be financially independent and start his dream non-profit. For more information, visit the show notes at https://www.bobbirebell.com/podcast/harlanlandes

Today on the show I bring on Jacob Wade from iHEARTBUDGETS to share everything you need to know when it comes to changes to the finances with COVID-19.   Jacob was recently featured on CNET, the Plutus Foundation and many other sites as the go-to resource for financial relief during this crisis. In the interview, we discuss: How much each person will receive from the CARES Act When they can expect to see the money hit their account How they will receive the money How much you will receive for each child in your household The new rules for unemployment Mortgage relief Eviction relief for tenants What you must do now to make sure you're qualified All the show notes, links and anything Jacob and I mentioned can be found at https://www.moneypeach.com/session125 If you would like to ask a question and have it featured on the show, you can ASK PEACH here: https://www.moneypeach.com/askpeach    

We've got the best linens out and mom's favorite table settings because Liz Weston is FINALLY headed down to the basement today to help us put a cap on all of the lessons we should have been learning this year. We'll say a HUGE welcome to our last Monday show of the year, as we wrap up another year of podcasting. We'd like to thank you for joining us in what we consider our biggest year yet. We've made some big changes to how we put this show together, and we'll continue to do so as we continue to grow and improve, which is only possible because of your continued support. We recognize that we live in a fast-paced world with a thousand distractions, so we remain humbled that you CHOOSE to listen to us time and time again. Thank you. On today's show, we're taking a look back at 2019 to ask the big question: what should we have learned this year? While there is timeless investment advice, each year also brings some unique lessons for the future. Sitting down with us today to distill the big financial lessons of 2019 is Liz Weston, award-winning personal finance columnist and certified financial planner. During our headlines we'll talk to Harlan Landes from the Plutus Foundation about what's going on in financial literacy. December is prime giving-season, and Harlan has plenty of advice on what you can do to support financial literacy in your own local area. During our second piece, we'll tackle one financial planning quandary: why in the world is it so difficult to follow your own rules for asset allocation? When a piece of your portfolio becomes overweight, it makes sense to sell it... right? On the other hand, why would you sell a "winner"? We'll talk about emotions and investing during our second headline. Of course, we'll save some time for Doug's trivia too! Enjoy!

Harlan Landes and Miranda Marquit talk about the progress made with the Plutus Voices series of events since last fall and what's planned for the remainder of the year.  The Plutus Foundation is more than just the Plutus Awards. Plutus Voices events bring the financial media together as well as local communities to discuss how to make the biggest impact with audiences. Speakers, bloggers, podcasters, authors, and their audiences come together in intimate settings and small groups for networking and learning. Episode highlights: • The first Plutus Voices event was hosted by Bobbi Rebell, and the speakers were David Bach and Sandy Smith. The event focused on building successful communities.  • Other events were hosted in Phoenix and Irvine (near Los Angeles), and feedback from attendees has been incredible • Upcoming events include Denver (Financial Independence and Women, Oct. 2), Atlanta (Transparency, Oct. 28), and New York City (December). • Have you ever wondered what really happens at a Plutus Voices event? Here is what you can expect.   For more information, visit the show notes at https://plutusfoundation.org/2019/008-plutus-voices

Meet your host, Chris Browning, and the founder of the Plutus Awards and Plutus Foundation, Harlan Landes. What can you expect from this show? Listen to this short trailer. For more information, visit the show notes at https://www.plutusawards.com/podcast

You're listening to the MapleMoney Show, and I hope you also love the MapleMoney blog, but the beauty of personal finance blogs is that there's something out there for everyone. While MapleMoney's mission is to help all Canadians with various money issues, there are many great sites dedicated only to investing or women's finances, or maybe even write with humour that attracts someone that might not have been interested otherwise. Harlan Landes is possibly the first personal finance blogger and a money community supporter through The Plutus Awards and Plutus Foundation. He joins us to inspire you to find blogs and bloggers that resonate with where you're at in your personal finance journey. We also discuss how to read online content with a critical eye, including if they know what they're talking about and what bias or profit motivation does the writer have. You can find the show notes for this episode at https://maplemoney.com/harlanlandes  This episode is made possible by our sponsors at Borrowell. Have you heard the saying, “what gets measured, gets managed”? Borrowell conducted a study that found a correlation between the frequency of checking your credit score, and credit score increases. To begin increasing your credit score, head over to https://maplemoney.com/borrowell 

What should be the number one priority on your retirement planning list? That answer is going to be different for everyone, and on this roundtable episode our contributors gave their take on one list's "most' urgent items. You can find the original show notes from 2016 below:  What are the most important moves to make in retirement? Harlan Landes (Adulting.tv, Plutus Foundation) joins Paula (AffordAnything) and Len (LenPenzodotcom) to tackle a recent Wisebread piece that claims to give us the MOST urgent items on your retirement planning list. Does our panel agree? You'll find out on today's show. Also, we mull over real estate home improvements (where do you get the most bang for your hard-earned dollar?) AND dream about what we'd do if we could get unlimited points/miles. Heck, even ChiChi's gets a mention on today's show. You know it's going to be a wild one when we're talking ChiChi's. In our FinTech segment we talk to Jamie Wise from Buzz Indexes(BUZ) about their index and ETF. Hedge fund managers have been following the wisdom of social media crowds...now Jamie and his firm are bringing the same technology to the average investor. Thanks to MagnifyMoneyand SoFi for sponsoring our podcast!

Thank you for reading this article, which comes to you originally from Personal Profitability.Hey everyone, this week we're welcoming back Harlan Landes from The Plutus Foundation! If you missed Harlan's last visit here, make sure to check out our previous podcast together, recorded live at FinCon. But today, we're here to talk about The Plutus Foundation. Tune in to the podcast to learn how they're helping people get […] The post PPP 130: Harlan Landes on The Plutus Foundation appeared first on Personal Profitability.

Thank you for reading this article, which comes to you originally from Personal Profitability. Hey everyone, this week we're welcoming back Harlan Landes from The Plutus Foundation! If you missed Harlan's last visit here, make sure to check out our previous podcast together, recorded live at FinCon. But today, we're here to talk about The Plutus Foundation. Tune in to the podcast to learn how they're helping people get […] The post PPP 130: Harlan Landes on The Plutus Foundation appeared first on Personal Profitability.

Thank you for reading this article, which comes to you originally from Personal Profitability.Hey everyone, this week we're welcoming back Harlan Landes from The Plutus Foundation! If you missed Harlan's last visit here, make sure to check out our previous podcast together, recorded live at FinCon. But today, we're here to talk about The Plutus Foundation. Tune in to the podcast to learn how they're helping people get […] The post PPP 130: Harlan Landes on The Plutus Foundation appeared first on Personal Profitability.

Financial education is such a team effort and non-profit organizations like the Plutus Foundation doing their part in different communities by providing grants opportunities for just this.  Harlan Landes joins us to share with us what the Plutus Foundation is, what they are about and their vision.  For the complete set of show notes for this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/161 Be sure to continue to join us in more money conversations in our FREE community over here: http://www.jenhemphill.com/community Enjoy this episode and want more? Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/her-money-matters-money-talk/id1006403754  By you doing that will help us reach more women like you. It's easy, here is how: http://jenhemphill.com/how-to-subscribe-and-leave-a-review-on-itunes/  The post How the Plutus Foundation is Making Waves in Our Communities with Financial Education | HMM 161 appeared first on the Her Money Matters Podcast. Have you not grabbed my book? You can do so by searching Her Money Matters on Amazon OR using this link: https://www.jenhemphill.com/book

Financial education is such a team effort and non-profit organizations like the Plutus Foundation doing their part in different communities by providing grants opportunities for just this.    Harlan Landes joins us to share with us what the Plutus Foundation is, what they are about and their vision.    For the complete set of show notes for this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/161   Be sure to continue to join us in more money conversations in our FREE community over here: http://www.jenhemphill.com/community   Enjoy this episode and want more?  Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes:  https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/her-money-matters-money-talk/id1006403754    By you doing that will help us reach more women like you.  It’s easy, here is how:  http://jenhemphill.com/how-to-subscribe-and-leave-a-review-on-itunes/    The post How the Plutus Foundation is Making Waves in Our Communities with Financial Education | HMM 161 appeared first on the Her Money Matters Podcast.   Have you not grabbed my book? You can do so by searching Her Money Matters on Amazon OR  using this link: https://www.jenhemphill.com/book 

Financial education is such a team effort and non-profit organizations like the Plutus Foundation doing their part in different communities by providing grants opportunities for just this.    Harlan Landes joins us to share with us what the Plutus Foundation is, what they are about and their vision.    For the complete set of show notes for this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/161   Be sure to continue to join us in more money conversations in our FREE community over here: http://www.jenhemphill.com/community   Enjoy this episode and want more?  Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes:  https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/her-money-matters-money-talk/id1006403754    By you doing that will help us reach more women like you.  It’s easy, here is how:  http://jenhemphill.com/how-to-subscribe-and-leave-a-review-on-itunes/    The post How the Plutus Foundation is Making Waves in Our Communities with Financial Education | HMM 161 appeared first on the Her Money Matters Podcast.   Have you not grabbed my book? You can do so by searching Her Money Matters on Amazon OR  using this link: https://www.jenhemphill.com/book 

On this show, we talked about the value of autonomy in financial education, starting a side hustle and keys to becoming financially successful with Harlan Landes, the Executive Director of the Plutus Foundation! For the Difference Making Tip, scan ahead to 16:27. You can learn more about Harlan at PlutusFoundation.org, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram and Twitter. Please subscribe to the show however you’re listening, leave a review and share it with someone who appreciates good ideas.  You can learn more about the show at GeorgeGrombacher.com, or contact George by clicking here.

Harlan Landes started Consumerism Commentary under the moniker Flexo in 2003. It grew to become a multi-million dollar blog, which he sold. The sum he collected allows him the Flexobility to volunteer and create passion projects like the Plutus Foundation and develop his next new business, Adulting.tv.

The Plutus Awards are back again and will be held at the conclusion of this year's FinCon Expo. Harlan Landes, Executive Director of the Plutus Foundation, joins us to talk about what's changed, how nominations and voting will work, and the non-profit aspect of the organization. Then we talk with Eric Rosenberg about how you can improve your speaking skills in 5-minutes by presenting at Ignite. Find out more at http://www.finconmedia.com/mm-29-marketing-brand-better-speaking-plutus-awards-ignite-fincon

Harlan Landes, blogger, podcaster and founder of both the Plutus Awards and the Plutus Foundation, answers a listener’s question about how you can run a charitable foundation. Harlan has great information for a number of ways you can give back before and after you achieve your personal financial goals and now here’s Harlan. I think my biggest takeaway is to remember that there are many ways you can give back to the universe and creating a foundation is one. I personally feel like my life transformed in the best way possible when I focused more on giving than what I was getting. The journey led me to the Financial Gym and after creating my son, creating the gym is one of my life’s greatest accomplishments. I hope that you find yours too through giving back. If you want to find the show notes as well as links to Harlan, you can find them on my blog http://financially-blonde.com If you have any topics you would like for me to cover on this podcast, I encourage you to email me to Shannon@finblonde.com or tweet to me @blonde_finance or join the private Martinis and Your Money Facebook group

Today on the show we have, whom I think is a true leader in the financial education space. He is one of the first personal finance bloggers to really take the stage in a big way in the early 2000's before financial blogging was really a thing. Similar to J.D Roth who has been on the show, who is the founder of Get Rich Slowly, a very popular personal finance site. We have on the show today H. Luke Landes, or Luke. He's the founder of Consumerism Commentary, you may have heard of it, one of the first independent personal finance blogs. And on it, Luke held himself accountable for his own financial decisions. He had quite a journey to financial independence. The website became one of the most popular to provide basic financial guidance to, particularly young people, focusing on education, awareness, and decision making. Luke also had an accompanying podcast on which he's interviewed me several times and so I'm happy now to have him on my show and put him in the hot seat. Luke is also the founder of the Plutus Awards, a way to highlight independent financial publishers. I actually took home the Plutus Award last for Best Personal Finance Book when I published "When She Makes More". So I'm deeply grateful to Luke and to all those involved in the awards for that honor. And speaking of Plutus, Luke is also the founder, the new founder of Plutus Foundation, a community foundation with a mission to provide opportunities for the financial media community to support programs that enhance the financial capability and well-being of citizens of the world. What a mission! For more information visit www.somoneypodcast.com.