Podcasts about shanah bell

How do we raise children who are financially savvy and empower them to grow into successful adults who make good money decisions? Do you give them an allowance, do you let them fail, and do you pay for college? We explore these questions and many more with our 3 panelists to help you survive the realities of raising kids in our modern world. Our guests are: Shanah Bell from Adaptive Nourishment Juan of Finance Clever and Delanor K Wilson Jr.

Sick of working for "the man"? Today we'll talk to a woman who's never held down a single full time job but who's created a career out of what most people call "side hustles." We'll explore pitfalls, opportunities, and more with Shanah Bell, author of The Art of Being a Pita, Paula Pant from Afford Anything, and from our very own podcast, OG. Halfway through the show we'll take a break from our side hustle conversation so Joe can sit down with Tony Aquilar, the founder of new student loans app Chipper. Worried about your student loans? Tony will share some helpful tips on how to pay down student loans quicker, AND will show off how his app will help you do just that. ...and after we take some time for Doug's trivia, our roundtable contributors will share some ideas to help caller TJ during our Magnify Money segment. TJ wants to know some fun and interesting ways to teach kids about money and saving for retirement. Thoughts?

Learn the frugal foodie tactics and strategies on how to slash your food bills while eating well! The Art of Being a Frugal Foodie How much do you spend on food?  If you’re like most families, chances are it’s a big part of your budget.  The USDA puts together a monthly report that looks into average food expenses. They break it down into thrifty, low-cost, moderate, and liberal spending plans based on how old your kids are.  And the monthly costs for a family of four vary from $567 – $1296. Like I mentioned last episode when you’re working as a family towards financial independence, you have to look for big wins.  Mastering your food expenses is a big win, but…. If you think I’m going to tell you to skip eating out or only make these basic dishes, I’m not.  Food is something I don’t like to skimp out on. We want to eat better and enjoy our meals, whether it’s at home (which is most of the time) or when we’re out.  So if you look at our budget, it’s a big category for us relative to other expenses. But it doesn’t blow our budget and we’re still able to save for other important goals.   And looking over the past year, our spending is around the USDA’s thrifty and low-cost plan.  The challenge – besides being smarter with money – is also finding ways to get meals up and ready in a relatively short time.  After work it’s tempting to grab some food on the way home.  So we need to have things set up so preparing a tasty meal is a snap.  And when we do it out – because yes, we like to go out sometimes, we try to maximize the experience.  So if you want to get a handle on your food bill and still have a good time, I think you’ll enjoy this episode.  I’ve recruited some others to help.  Besides having a masters in nutrition, author Shanah Bell is also a busy mom of five. Finding meals are all of her kids enjoy can be tricky, but she has strategies that make meals less stressful, healthy, and fun.  Patrick Livingston is also a foodie and loves trying new things that are off the beaten path. He also has some creative ideas on how to make those nights out even more special while still sticking to your budget.  We’re going to look at this from two sides: How to make tasty, quick and affordable meals How to enjoy a meal out so that’s it’s special and you’re not breaking the budget Let’s get started! Resources to Become a Frugal Foodie If you’re looking to eat better while sticking to your budget, here are some resources to check out: ttps://simplifyandenjoy.com/GoodandCheapBest Budget and Money Apps: Personal Capital, Tiller, Mint Grow Your Stash Faster: High Yield Savings with CiT Bank Automatic Saving: Qapital Good and Cheap: How to Eat Well on $4/Day by Leane Brown Eating Well on a Budget by Julien and Kristen Saunders USDA Monthly Food Reports The $5 Foodie Eat Like a Foodie at Home, Without Breaking Your Budget A World Map of Flavors – 36 Regions, 36 Herb and Spice Combinations Gourmet Dining on Wake Tech’s Southern Wake Campus Thank You to Our Sponsor Coastal! Support for this podcast comes from Coastal Credit Union! If you’re living in the Raleigh Durham area and looking to bank better, come check out Coastal today. If you’re looking for a rewards card that fits you, Coastal has a Signature Premier Rewards Visa Credit Card with some great benefits! Support the Podcast! Thank you so much for listening to the podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and found it helpful, here are some ways to support it. Spread the word! If you enjoyed this episode and think it can help a buddy get on the path to dumping debt and become financially free, please share. Leave a review. Honest feedback and reviews make a big difference and gets the word out about the podcast. Leave your review on Apple or Stitcher. Grab a copy of Jumpstart Your Marriage and Your Money. My book is designed for a busy couple to set up their finances in 4 weeks. Get tips and tools that have worked for other couples on their journey of building their marriage and wealth together! Music Credit Like the music in this episode? Our theme song is by Gentle Regime. Additional music by Lee Rosevere. Related  

Shanah Bell In a world where people are more concerned about their time off, complaining about working too many hours, along comes a young woman who goes to college and graduate school, is a single parent works multiple jobs and is looking for more work. Along the way she accumulates a variety of knowledge multiple skills. Couple with that her relentless work ethic and her desire to learn and you have an amazing story of one person who inspires others to success. This describes this episode of A New Direction's guest, Shanah Bell. The Art of Being a PITA Shanah grew up in an entrepreneurial family. A family where you just always tried. You never quit trying, and you give your best effort at all times. Known for her stubbornness and "never tell me I can't do something" attitude her mom called her a PITA (Pain in the ----). That acronym would serve her well as her work ethic, knowledge, skills, and abilities, allowed her be able to do nearly everything and do it with great success. Hence, she wrote a book about her experiences and the lessons she has learned entitled "The Art of Being a PITA".While all of Shanah's many jobs make an interesting story. There is also the problem of the stereotype of someone who is trying to figure out her place. And because of her ability to quickly learn and adapt it became a challenge for businesses to figure out how to categorize her, or where she exactly fit in. The truth is, they just needed to plug her in, because she is capable of being great in any position they put her in. Shanah Bell Her story is one that may make some people shake their heads. It will make you laugh, because her fun loving giving attitude is contagious. But it really is a story of a relentless young women in search of her dreams, while managing a full time job as a single parent, a full time graduate student, and managing to excel at multiple jobs at the same time. It is people like her that are that every employer should desire, and the type of person we need to applaud. Enjoy Shanah's thoughts and insights. And maybe you will desire to learn the art of being a PITA.Thank you as always for our sponsor partners. Please make sure you find them and thank them for their support of A New Direction with Jay Izso. They continually encourage me to do this show and help keep the show on the air. ENLIGN Business Brokers Thank you to ENLIGN Business Brokers and Advisors. Owner Jeff Snell and his expert business brokers are known through out the world as being the "go to" team when it comes to selling your business for the highest market value with the utmost confidentiality. You can learn more at www.ENLIGN.com. Please tell them thank you for supporting the show. Linda Craft & Team, REALTORS And Linda Craft & Team, REALTORS no matter where you live in the world Linda Craft and her team of experts can match you up with the best real estate professionals in your area to help you sell or buy your next home. And if you happen to live in the Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Research Triangle Park area of North Carolina they will personally help you with your home selling and buying needs. Learn more at www.lindacraft.comThis week's t-shirt shout out goes to the Saunders County Historical Museum and Historical Society. Located in Wahoo, Nebraska. If you are ever in the area it is a must to see. From baseball hall of famers, to composers to movie makers, to scientists Wahoo Nebraska has produced some of the people who have made an impact on our world. Wahoo Historic Museum and Society

Shanah Bell wants you to lead a happy, unorthodox life. You can be successful without following the traditional 9 to 5 career path option. It's true. But to get there, you have to be open to opportunity and change, and sometimes you have to be a bit of a PITA, which I recently learned is an acronym for Pain In The Ass. In fact, Shanah's new book is called The Art of Being a PITA. It guides new adults and recent college graduates through the ins-and-outs of living life the way they want to. The way that no one talks about. As she tells it, most people believe you are a pain in the ass if you do things that are contrary to societal norms. For example, if you don't follow this checklist: 9 to 5 job, marriage, house, kids, work until 65, retire and then finally do what you want, society is like, stop being a pain in the ass and just do what the rest of us are doing. Shanah's path is a bit different. She figured out how to do many, many different things for money, on her own terms. Because this show is about her personal finance story, we didn't spend a lot of time delving into the 56 jobs Shanah has had, but if you're interested in the details, pick up a copy of the book, where she goes through each job and the lessons she learned from each one. Since she wrote the book Shanah has added 4 more jobs: dog boarding, cooking classes, AirBNB, and, of course, author. Shanah joined me from her home in Raleigh, North Carolina to share her personal finance story. NEXT EPISODE 86 - Stacy Yanchuk-Oleksy Click here to book a FREE 15-minute personal finance consultation with Beau Humphreys, Personal Finance Coach Click here to become a patron of The Personal Finance Show via Patreon To register for my next available personal finance webinar click here.

On this show, we talked about the value and possibilities of having a nontraditional career, how to determine what you like and what you’re good at and how to make it happen with Shanah Bell, consultant, blogger and author of The Art of Being a PITA.  Listen to learn the steps you can take to break free of the rat race! For the Difference Making Tip, scan ahead to 19:14! You can learn more about Shanah at AdaptiveNourishment.com, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. For a copy of The Art of Being a PITA, click HERE 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, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook or contact George at Contact@GeorgeGrombacher.com.

I always love talking to guests about how we can live a better life. After all, it is part of the slogan on my podcast. Today I am excited to have back on the show Shanah Bell, founder of Adaptive Nourishment and author of the book The Art of Being a PITA, to discuss how her career of working over 50 jobs informed how she can help other people navigate the ins and outs of getting what they want and living the life they want. For more information, visit the show notes at http://financially-blonde.com/the-art-of-becoming-a-pita-with-shanah-bell 

In this week's episode of The Crushing Debt Podcast, I talk to the Cash Wise Ex Wives, Kayla Sloan and Shanah Bell.  I met Kayla and Shanah at FinCon 2018 in Orlando a few months ago. Kayla and Shanah are both divorced themselves and met at FinCon 2017. They talked about their journey of divorce and debt and, although each had their own business, they had people continue to come to them asking for help with their divorce and money issues. So they started www.CashWiseExWives.com, a membership site with resources to help both men and women handle issues of divorce and money. You can reach Kayla and Shanah at their website, or follow them on Facebook - Facebook.com/cashwiseexwives, Twitter - @cashwiseexwives, or by email - cashwiseexwives@gmail.com. While they are not attorneys, they do have considerable resources (including introductions to attorneys) who can help you with questions surrounding debt and divorce. If you enjoy the content, please leave us a rating or review on your podcast player.  You can also connect with us at www.yesnerlaw.com or shawn@Yesnerlaw.com. 

On this show, we talked about the important financial variables to consider before, during and after a divorce with Kayla Sloan and Shanah Bell, the Co-Founders of Cash Wise Ex Wives. Listen to learn how community can help support and play an integral role in successful navigating divorce being financially successful after! For the Difference Making Tip, scan ahead to 19:34. You can learn more about Kayla and Shanah at CashWiseExWives.com. 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.

June 26, 2015, brought gay marriage to the land. June 27, 2015, brought gay divorce. Sadly LGBTQ unions are not impervious to irreconcilable differences. So what is a queer person to do to protect their finances if divorce seems to be looming on the horizon? How can we prevent it from being a colossal financial nightmare? We're joined by Kayla Sloan and Shanah Bell of CashWiseExwives.com to share their respective stories of divorce and how they are now equipping both women and men to be financially prepared for the undo of the "I do." Queer Money is made possible by the support of MassMutual. If you enjoy this podcast please thank MassMutual.

On this show, we talked about the necessary steps for teaching your kids about money with Shanah Bell, consultant, blogger and author. Listen to learn some easy to implement strategies for teaching your kids the value of a dollar! For the Difference Making Tip, scan ahead to 17:40. You can learn more about Shanah at AdaptiveNourishment.com, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. 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.

On this show, we talked about the root causes of money trouble and how to address and overcome those challenges with Shanah Bell, the Founder of Adaptive Nourishment.  Listen to find out what Shanah thinks you can do to develop and make a budget work for you and your family! For the Difference Making Tip, scan ahead to 18:51 You can learn more about Shanah at AdaptiveNourishment.com, Facebook, LinkedIn, 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.

As many of you know, I’m a divorced single mom and I personally don’t think there’s enough conversation and discussion around the specific financial challenges of going through a divorce and then going from running your money as a couple to running it as a single person,  That is why I am so excited to see the new group, Cash Wise Ex-Wives, being led by my two friends Kayla Sloan and Shanah Bell. These two ladies join me today to talk about why they started this group, share their divorce experiences and how they want to help divorced women and men become more cash wise.   Notes for this show as well as links to my guest's sites can be found on my blog, http://financially-blonde.com. Also, if you have any topics you would like for us to talk about during happy hour, please feel free to email me to shannon@finblonde.com or tweet to me @Blonde_Finance or join the private Martinis and Your Money Facebook group and let us know.    Until next time, take care!!

Shanah Bell found herself divorced, in debt, and was feeding her family on food stamps. She's been able to come out of that phase of her life, but living with Celiac Disease makes every day a challenge when you are single mom trying to feed your children. Listen to her story of starting out with nothing after a divorce to becoming debt free, feeding a family of seven, and teaching others how to have adaptive nourishment when you have Celiac Disease. Find information for Shanah’s website, Adaptive Nourishment, in the show notes at http://financially-blonde.com/mmpodcast