Podcast appearances and mentions of Steven M Hughes

If you're looking to achieve long-term financial wellness, you need to make sure all four of its key components are in check! In this episode of Money Talk With Tiff, expert guest Steven M. Hughes discusses each one and provides helpful tips for getting on track. Don't miss it! About Our Guest Steven M. Hughes is a Financial Therapist, Reiki Master Teacher, and professional speaker who helps 1-on-1 clients and corporate teams move their finances--and lives--forward. He has served as a financial expert for Google, Airbnb, Tiffany & Co., and more to help audiences reduce their stress around money and achieve lasting financial wellness. Steven is also the founder of the non-profit Know Money®, which exists to help Black college students avoid financial pitfalls and build healthy money mindsets and behaviors. Connect With Steven Twitter: @knowmoneysteve Instagram: @stevenmhughes Facebook: knowmoneysteve Key Takeaways Stephen M. Hughes and Tiffany discussed the four components of financial wellness: Awareness, Education, Action, and Mindfulness. Awareness is being in the right frame of mind to make conscious decisions about money. Education is a greater understanding of financial concepts beyond the basics, such as budgeting and savings. It includes more complex topics like insurance, estate planning, investment strategies, etc. Action involves taking steps to improve one's own financial situation through research or professional guidance; it is considered the most critical step in financial wellness by the speaker. Mindfulness is an understanding that our emotions are intertwined with money matters; it contributes to overall well-being and should be considered when making decisions about finances.  

Anita is getting married next year, which means she's been thinking a lot about money and what kind of spending aligns with her values. Turns out that her money behaviors (and yours) are shaped by experiences and beliefs that have accumulated since childhood. She talks with a financial therapist and a money coach about their work to help people better understand their money hang-ups and explores some unconventional ways to think about your money. Meet the guests: Steven M. Hughes, a financial therapist and money reiki practitioner, helps us go deep when we think about our relationship to money — and how that can help our relationships to each other Morgan Curtis, an organizer and money coach, explains how we can translate feelings of shame or guilt about money into tangible action that can help our communities Read the transcript | Review the podcast Follow Embodied on Twitter and Instagram Dive deeper: Morgan's resource library Net worth calculator

Financial trauma is a real thing. Financial shame is real. And financial abuse is real. And these all influence our money habits, and the way we feel about money.Quite often my parent's desire to control my money, take over my finances, charge me rent to live in their house once I graduated high school, and their own endless financial struggles began to pile up. I started off learning really toxic financial habits. I also entered into a relationship after my first year of college where I was constantly financially shamed by my abuser and my financial moves were heavily controlled – so much so I had a high-balance secret credit card so I could buy coffee without my abuser knowing. Needless to say, I've got financial trauma. I feel a ton of shame around money. In this episode, we're going to break down where shame and financial trauma comes form and exactly how you can heal from it. I'm joined by Steven M. Hughes, a financial therapist, and Sarah Li Cain, CFP candidate and best known for her works in Fortune, CNBC Select, and Redbook. Learn more about Steven: @stevenmhughes; Facebook, Twitter: @knowmoneysteve; Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/in/smhughes2https://stevenmhughes.comSteven M. Hughes is a Financial Therapist, Reiki Master Teacher, and professional speaker who helps private clients, corporate teams, and audiences achieve lasting financial wellness. He has served as a financial expert for ABC's “Soul of A Nation,” Forbes, Business Insider, and more. Steven is also the founder of the non-profit Know Money®, which exists to help Black college students avoid financial pitfalls and build healthy money mindsets and behaviors.Learn more about Sarah:  @beyondthedollar on Instagram and Twitterhttp://beyondthedollar.coSarah Li-Cain is a finance writer and an Accredited Financial Counselor candidate whose work has appeared in places like Bankrate, Business Insider, CNBC, Redbook, Yahoo! Finance, Financial Planning Association, and US News.

I am living with bipolar. It's the lovable sludge monster living on my shoulder every day and as I'm getting to know it, it blooms into something new. My experience, as well as the four women interviewed throughout this episode, is personal and different from others. Personal bipolar experiences are not shared anywhere outside of private conversations–making bipolar a taboo topic and a sensitive one to discuss. So, just like we're publicly talking about periods now (and the real truth about them), we are going to talk about bipolar.  Take care while listening to this episode as sensitive topics such as suicidal ideation, medication, and we will mention frequently triggering content throughout the episode.  Leave a five star review if this episode helped you and follow along on TikTok and Instagram (@sarahalpotter).  And, if you have some feedback find us at socialmediatherapypodcast@gmail.com . This episode is sponsored Sunsama. Sunsama is the go-to daily planner for busy and neurodivergent people needing to see all of their work, to-dos, family plans, and appointments in one place. Check it out here. View show notes: https://www.sarahapotter.com/bipolarinfoSunsama: https://www.sunsama.grsm.io/sarahalpotter Shout us out: Twitter, Instagram, TikTokThe next episode we'll be releasing is all a bout financial shame and the way people shame others on social media. We'll be talking with  Sarah Li Cain, former podcast host of Beyond the Dollar and Sarah Li Cain Writes, along with certified financial therapist Steven M. Hughes. Jon Ingram produced today's episode Music and intro by LOAMResearch and writing by me,  Sarah PotterEditing by  Sarah Potter and Jon IngramCreative Direction by  Sarah PotterInterviews with Casey Triber, Moriah Chaze, Alicia Greensides, and Mackenzie Stewart

Steven M. Hughes, a Financial Therapist who blends financial psychology, behavioral finance, and Reiki healing to help people build better relationships with their money, joins the podcast to discuss how the psychology of financial therapy and the power of money reiki can lead to a healthy financial mindset.  Steven goes beyond financial literacy basics to help people address the root causes of their money problems, offering simple frameworks that have lasting changes. If you're ready to go beyond the basics of financial literacy and create lasting change for yourself, this episode is for you. In this episode we discuss: What Money Reike & Financial Therapy is  Why unblocking financial trauma is imperative to money success How investigating deep-seeded money questions can lead to breakthrough change What the phrase “Money is energy,” means + more Other related blog posts/links mentioned in this episode: I Will Teach You To Be Rich Travel Noire: This Couple Sold Their Belongings To Road Trip & Find Their Forever Home Chakra Healing: A Beginner's Guide to Self‑healing Join the waitlist for my signature course, Map Your Way To Financial Independence, here. Check out my new personal website here. Join The Weekly Newsletter List Leave me a voicemail– Leave me a question on the Journey To Launch voicemail and have it answered on the podcast! YNAB –  Start managing your money and budgeting so that you can reach your financial dreams. Sign up for a free 34 days trial of YNAB, my go-to budgeting app by using my referral link. Connect with Steven: Website  Instagram: @stevenmhughes Instagram: @journeyblackhome Twitter: @knowmoneysteve Connect with me: Instagram: @Journeytolaunch Twitter: @JourneyToLaunch Facebook: @Journey To Launch Join the Private Facebook Group Join the Waitlist for My FI Course Get The Free Jumpstart Guide

Steven Hughes is back on the podcast for round two. Steven is a Financial Wellness Educator and Reiki Practitioner. Steven works with individuals and companies by giving them the tools they need to make healthier money decisions. Steven is a nationally Certified Financial Education Instructor and was selected as one of only 400 young adults in the world to join the World Economic Forum's esteemed Global Shapers Community in 2015.Today we’re discussing why he quit his job to pursue entrepreneurship, how to gain control of your thoughts, setting goals and managing money expectations, the importance of a financial plan, why he decided to become a Reiki Practitioner, The Four Money Cycles and the Financial Wellness programs he builds for people and companies.

Today’s Codename is Bank Roll and Mykail and Naima have a special guest, Steven M. Hughes, with them to chat all things side hustles. In this episode, you'll learn about some non-traditional ways of finding a side hustle, how starting a side hustle can help you to supplement your income and some don'ts of side hustles. Steven also talks about his non-profit Know Money and the Bank Roll Summit for college students. This week’s money song comes from Lil Baby! Resources mentioned: https://knowmoney.org  https://steadyapp.com  https://www.garyvaynerchuk.com  https://www.instagram.com/KnowMoneyInc/  https://www.instagram.com/bankrollsummit/  https://twitter.com/KnowMoneyInc  Steven's Social Media Links: https://twitter.com/KnowMoneySteve  https://www.instagram.com/knowmoneysteve    Mykail IG: @theboujiebudgeter W: BoujieBudgets.com T: @boujiebudgeter Naima IG: @naimanbarnes T: @naimanbarnes Contact us: codeandcoin@gmail.com #CodeAndCoin

Show Notes: I found out about the great things Steven was doing with financial literacy through Instagram from his Know Money Inc. brand. I saw he'd just finished a BankRoll Summit at college and loved his focus on financial literacy. Today, I invited him on to talk about his efforts reaching Gen Y and Z and specifically how the financial services industry can do a better job addressing their financial needs. We are able to dive into... Steven's money story What types of conversations about money are resonating with today's college students? How can the financial services industry heal the broken trust with Gen Y and Z? How interested is Gen Y & Z in the concept of financial coaching? How are you incorporating the findings from your summits into those coaching/trainings? Has the student loan crisis caused a shift in the mindset of the next generation and how they view borrowing? A real-life example of how a current college student should be thinking about their future with money Steven's Instagram Profile Steven's Website Thanks for listening. Are you a current or aspiring financial professional? Click here to learn more about how I'm helping you jumpstart your career! Want to connect with me? Send me a DM on Linkedin (@dhendersonsr) or Instagram (@dominiquehendersonsr). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dom-the-maven/message

Steven M. Hughes from KnowMoney.org is money expert, speaker, and social entrepreneur, and the creator of The Bankroll Summit. Steven talks about the importance of empowering today’s college going youth with the tools they’ll need to be tomorrow’s financially literate adults. Steven M. Hughes is a financial psychology and behavioral finance nerd and weekly on-air money expert for the CBS affiliate in Columbia, SC. In 2014, Steven founded Know Money Inc, a nonprofit that teaches college students how to think and talk about money differently, so they can live carefree, responsibly. For all these Plutus Awards, check out our link here: https://plutusfoundation.org 

Join the Money Millhouse for brand new episodes Sept. 2! In the meantime, enjoy this great episode from our archives with Steven M. Hughes of Know Money! Bethany and Ellie meet at Ellie's Kitchen Table after having gone on an inexpensive cruise to Mexico. They go over ways people can save money on travel (specifically cruises). Bethany learns how to pronounce gratuities, and how to book a cruise with shipboard credits when booking a cruise. They also tell you the best time to buy spa services on a cruise and when to buy your excursion. Steven M. Hughes joins the Millhouse discussing the #1 money myth that he things can hold people back in life, especially from a young age. He says that money gives you the ability and options, and that the "lack of money is the root of all evil." He shares about the work he is doing to teach college students about money. He shares the biggest challenge he sees when teaching young adults, and he gives the specific goal he made when he was in college (which was increasing his credit score by 315 points).  Steven answers the question about what Millennials have learned about money from their parents. Bethany shares the difference she sees with Millennials changing jobs more often than the previous generation. Steven says how this could help when done intentionally. They shift gears to discuss credit scores and what he sees in regards to college students. He shares about the mistakes he made in college and what he did to increase his credit score when he graduated.  Steven also addresses the racial divide when it comes to the financial resources available to a household for a black family versus those available to white families. In a study done recently, the average net worth of a white family is $140k where the average for a black family was $11k. Steven works with students of color at colleges and universities with success programs for students learning financial education. Know Money, Steven's company, is actively fighting financial illiteracy in the black community though his programs and events geared to students of color. They just launched the Bank Roll Summit, which will kick off April 3rd in Columbia, South Carolina. Resources: viator.com Groupon Bankroll Summit Know Money Inc

Have you ever wanted to get paid to speak? What about hosting a conference or summit? Well we have the perfect person in the guest chair today to teach you exactly how to do both!   Steven M. Hughes is a money expert, speaker, and social entrepreneur. He is a Columbia, SC native and has empowered thousands of people to take action to make positive life changes through his speaking engagements, workshops, and curriculum design.   After making every money mistake imaginable as a college student, Steven took massive action over the course of the next four years to improve his financial situation. He's now a financial psychology and behavioral finance nerd and a weekly on-air money expert for the CBS affiliate in Columbia. In 2014, Steven founded Know Money Inc, a nonprofit that teaches college students how to think and talk about money differently, so they can live carefree and responsibly. When he’s not speaking to groups about money or creating financial wellness programs for companies, he’s helping other financial professionals tell their story to their target market.   Books Mentioned: Richest Man of Babylon Rich Dad Poor Dad Social Media Info Instagram Handles: @knowmoneysteve @knowmoneyinc @bankrollsummit Websites: knowmoney.org  bankrollsummit.com I Don’t Do Budgets IG: @idontdobudgets Email: hi@idontdobudgets.com Website: www.idontdobudgets.com #IDontDoBudgets #IDDB  

Bethany and Ellie meet at Ellie's Kitchen Table after having gone on an inexpensive cruise to Mexico. They go over ways people can save money on travel (specifically cruises). Bethany learns how to pronounce gratuities, and how to book a cruise with shipboard credits when booking a cruise. They also tell you the best time to buy spa services on a cruise and when to buy your excursion. Steven M. Hughes joins the Millhouse discussing the #1 money myth that he things can hold people back in life, especially from a young age. He says that money gives you the ability and options, and that the "lack of money is the root of all evil." He shares about the work he is doing to teach college students about money. He shares the biggest challenge he sees when teaching young adults, and he gives the specific goal he made when he was in college (which was increasing his credit score by 315 points).  Steven answers the question about what Millennials have learned about money from their parents. Bethany shares the difference she sees with Millennials changing jobs more often than the previous generation. Steven says how this could help when done intentionally. They shift gears to discuss credit scores and what he sees in regards to college students. He shares about the mistakes he made in college and what he did to increase his credit score when he graduated.  Steven also addresses the racial divide when it comes to the financial resources available to a household for a black family versus those available to white families. In a study done recently, the average net worth of a white family is $140k where the average for a black family was $11k. Steven works with students of color at colleges and universities with success programs for students learning financial education. Know Money, Steven's company, is actively fighting financial illiteracy in the black community though his programs and events geared to students of color. They just launched the Bank Roll Summit, which will kick off April 3rd in Columbia, South Carolina.

[Convo starts 8:26] Outreach. Transformation. Money. Meet Steven M. Hughes, THE man behind one of South Carolina's fastest growing financial literacy nonprofits- Know Money Inc.! Hailing from the state's capitol of Columbia, SC, Steven is literally educating the state from the inside out!  Every financial mistake a millennial could make in college, Steven made! Maxed out credit cards, reposessions, evictions- YOU NAME IT! But instead of staying a victim, he became a victor! As he began to improve his financial situation, others asked him how he accomplished his financial goals. From one on ones to large workshops, Steven grew his reach and began Know Money, Inc. Know Money Inc. is in its third year and the organization has been blessed to grow its board and grow its reach globally, with Steven's invitation to the World Economic Forum in Geneva, Switzerland!  In this episode we talk about that experience, financial apps to help you with finances, Steven's evolution to "New Steve" and  why researching other non-profits is important! This episode is fun and informative with two college friends talking money!  Get to "KNOW MONEY" by connecting with Know Money!  Instagram: @KnowMoney Facebook: Know Money Youtube: Know Money New website coming soon! www.Know-Money.org Intro Music: "Geechie Low country" by American Foreign (Produced by ApolloTone) Listen to his full album "7even 7ummers" on Apple Music, Tidal, Google Play, Spotify and more by searching AMERICAN FOREIGN. Intro Music: "Geechie Low country" by American Foreign (Produced by ApolloTone) Listen to his full album "7even 7ummers" on Apple Music, Tidal, Google Play, Spotify and more by searching AMERICAN FOREIGN.