Couple Money Podcast
Are you looking for a way to stay motivated with your goals for the year? Michelle Jackson walks us through how vision boards can help you achieve more! How to Use Vision Boards to Achieve More t's the second day of the 2017 and I'm betting that you're probably flooded with a ton of goal setting tips, hacks, and trips. On one hand, I think taking a step back and having some clarity on what you want to accomplish is a wonderful first step, but I'm not a New Year's Resolutions woman. Whenever you decide to build your marriage and wealth, go for it. However with so many people's attention...
info_outline Life After Debt: Rebuilding After a Short SaleCouple Money Podcast
Stressed and overwhelmed by debt? Learn how you can rebuild your finances and life. Miss Mazuma shares how she overcame $500k of debt, short sales, and found happiness! Rebuild Your Finances It's the beginning of a new year and while so many right now are all jazzed up about knocking down their debts, saving more, or spending less, that enthusiasm will die down. And if you still have a huge amount of debt or just a big goal you want to tackle when that happens, you can discourage. And in some cases, understandably depressed. It's normal. But what do you then? How can you stay...
info_outline How to Master Your Small Business Finances (Even If You're Busy!)Couple Money Podcast
Looking for a less stressful way to handle your business' finances? Learn what mistakes to avoid and the tools that will help you master money even if you're a busy entrepreneur! Small Business Finances Around 27 million working-age Americans began or are running a business you may be one of them. I remember when I started freelancing it was a supplemental income. Eventually, though, it transitioned into my main work. I knew I needed to step it up and run it like a business. So I took care of the paperwork and started educating myself. There are days those deadlines get tight and I'm...
info_outline Merging Finances? Skip the Money Talk, Go on a Date Instead!Couple Money Podcast
Are you two stressed over money? Do your talks more often than not end up in fights? Learn how money dates can be effective and fun way you get on the same page and talk about money! The Money Talk vs Money Dates One of the most popular questions I get is, when should we talk about money? Having THE money talk is not only intimidating but unproductive. Find out a better, less stressful option in today's episode. In this episode, we'll get into: why talking about money matters how you two can make money talks less stressful how money dates can help you build up your marriage and money ...
info_outline Best Travel Apps to Snatch Last Minute DealsCouple Money Podcast
Ready to take a last minute getaway or weekend trip? Use these travel apps and get the best deals! Going away for the weekend doesn't mean you break your budget. With a little planning and the right resources, you two can score some nice trips and still save money. So if you're looking at getting away from it all for a few days, save this post. Travel Sites to Bookmark for Your Weekend Getaways There are more sites than ever for travelers. Besides snagging last minute deals on popular tourist spots, you can also discover some awesome destinations. : If you want to live like a...
info_outline Blended Family Finances: How to Thrive Together!Couple Money Podcast
Merging families and finances can be especially tricky with blended families, but you two can succeed and thrive. Get tips on how you can make this big transition go a lot smoother! Blended Families and Finances Anytime you're merging lives, there are so many things to talk about and discuss. When you're blending your families that's another layer of complexity. If you have kids, you two are figuring out what the house rules apply now with things like curfew, chores, that you're under one roof. But you also have your exes. They may have rules which are completely opposite of yours. As...
info_outline Dumping $200k of Debt By Right Sizing Into a Tiny HouseCouple Money Podcast
Tired of your debt restricting your options? Learn how Claudia & Garrett from dumped $200k in two years by simplifying their lives and moving into a tiny house! Achieving Financial Freedom By Dumping Debt Whenever I hear neighbors, friends, and family talk about their debt, there are a couple of reactions. Some are frustrated being trapped with certain things because of debt. Maybe they'd love to switch jobs to start a new career, but can't because they got bills to pay. Others kind of throw up their hands, accept debt as a part of life. “You'll always have a mortgage.”...
info_outline The Opposite of Spoiled: Teaching Kids About MoneyCouple Money Podcast
Ron Lieber, NYTimes columnist and author of , discusses how to raise money smart kids who are generous. Talking About Money with Our Kids Whether we plan to or not our based on what we say and do around them. We can look back at our parents and get an idea of how they shaped us. So how can we make sure we’re giving our kids a good start with money? In this episode Ron Lieber, NY Times columnist and author of the newly released The Opposite of Spoiled, will share the latest research to help parents raise kids who generous and smart about...
info_outline Teaching Kids About Money: AllowancesCouple Money Podcast
info_outline Marriage and Money Q&A: Better Bank Options Plus Loaning Money to FamilyCouple Money Podcast
We're doing a listener Q and a, and we're answering two big marriage and money-related questions: finding better banking options and how to decide whether or not to loan money to friends or family! Answering Your Marriage and Money Questions Last Q&A we covered getting back on track with financial goals, raising credit scores, and jumpstarting your financial cushion. So what’s on your minds now? For one, it looks like you’re looking for a better banking option. That’s a smart move as many of us realize how key our checking and savings are in family finances. Getting hit...
info_outlineLooking to balance work and family? LaTisha Styles shares her take and story on being a happily married entrepreneur!
Entrepreneurs + Marriage
One of the ways the pandemic has reshaped things is by seeing how many more people are working from home. I’ve seen different reports and estimates give ranging from 25-32%.
Working from home offers many benefits, but has its challenges. I’ve been working from home for years and had a flow. When my husband went full-time remote and the kids did the virtual academy with school, we knew we had reconfigured a few things to make it work.
We created spaces for school and work and had to adjust our schedules and routines. As working parents, we have to be careful that work doesn’t spill over to family time.
It’s especially hard as an entrepreneur, where you have a huge impact on your business’s bottom line.
This is why I’m pulling from the archives an interview I had with LaTisha Styles. She’s the Founder & CEO of You’ve Got Clients®, a marketing consultancy.
When I first met her she created Young Finances to help millennials build better habits with their money.
During our chat, Latisha shared her thoughts, experiences, and tips on being an entrepreneur and being fully engaged with her family.
In this episode we get into:
- what made Leticia start her own business
- creating boundaries for her family and business
- how she and her husband support one
I hope you enjoy it!
Resources to Help You Launch a Side Hustle
If you're ready to make the leap, here are some more resources to help you build another income stream.
- Best Budget and Money Apps: Personal Capital, Tiller, Mint
- Jumpstart Your Marriage and Your Money
- 5 Days to $5K
- Launch by Jeff Walker
- The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich
- Launching a Business as a Creative Entrepreneur
- Developing a Money Making Hobby
- Starting and Building a Side Hustle with Fiverr
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Did you know that it’s estimated that there are currently over 24 million “forgotten” 401(k) accounts? In fact, the average American changes jobs every 4 years.
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This episode was originally published in November 2016. Show notes have been updated March 2022.