The Clever Girls Know Podcast With Bola Sokunbi

The Clever Girls Know Podcast is brought to you by Clever Girl Finance, one of the largest personal finance media/education platforms for women in the U.S. that empowers women to ditch debt, save money and build real wealth in order to live life on their own terms! Hosted by founder and CEO of Clever Girl Finance, Bola Sokunbi, the podcast shares open and honest conversations with real women at different stages of their financial and life journeys to inspire and motivate other women on their own journeys too! Get the Clever Girl Finance Roadmap today! It's completely free! Plus get our free budgeting & debt prioritization worksheets too: https://www.clevergirlfinance.com/financial-roadmap/

389: How A 20-Outfit Wardrobe Can Save You Time, Money, And Stress 11/18/2025

389: How A 20-Outfit Wardrobe Can Save You Time, Money, And Stress ❤ Subscribe to the Clever Girl Finance newsletter for weekly motivation! On this episode of the podcast, we’re joined by Lauren Morley, creator of The 20 Outfit Wardrobe, a simple and effective system designed to help women streamline their closets, feel confident in their personal style, and stop the cycle of overspending on clothes they never wear. Lauren shares how her own journey of wardrobe overwhelm and emotional shopping led her to develop a system that prioritizes intentionality, confidence, and financial clarity. Whether you're tired of staring at a full closet with “nothing to wear,” or you’re ready to make more mindful money decisions around fashion, Lauren’s approach will help you simplify your style—and save your wallet in the process. What Lauren discussed: Her background and the inspiration behind creating The 20 Outfit Wardrobe system. How simplifying her own wardrobe helped her stop overspending and feel more confident. The first step to take when simplifying a closet to save money and reduce clutter. Common financial mistakes people make with their wardrobes and how to avoid them. A breakdown of how the 20 Outfit Wardrobe system works and why it’s effective. How a simplified wardrobe can reduce decision fatigue and make daily life easier. Tips for shifting from emotional or impulsive shopping to intentional, value-based purchases. How to build a wardrobe that aligns with your real lifestyle—not just online aesthetics. Ways to make your closet more sustainable for your budget and the environment. Advice for women who feel overwhelmed by their closets but don’t know where to start. AND MUCH MORE How to keep up with Lauren: Follow on Instagram: Learn more: Explore her guides: ❤ Get the best-selling Clever Girl Finance Books: ❤ Get access to 30+ free courses, worksheets, savings challenges, and our favorite banking resources: ❤ Read the Clever Girl Finance Blog: ❤ Follow us on Instagram: /episode/index/show/265c1263-ce5d-4444-bdf8-234b60e3afc6/id/39062510

388: Break the All-or-Nothing Money Mindset: Try All-or-Something Instead! 11/11/2025

387: No Savings. No Investments. Here's Exactly What I'd Do To Start Over! 11/06/2025

386: Reinvent Yourself At 40 (Or Any Age!) Design Your Next Chapter with Purpose and Financial Confidence 10/21/2025

386: Reinvent Yourself At 40 (Or Any Age!) Design Your Next Chapter with Purpose and Financial Confidence On this episode of the podcast, we’re joined by Deon Stokes, MBA—entrepreneur, speaker, strategist, and founder of The Ambition Brand—for a powerful conversation about what it really takes to reinvent yourself at 40 (or any age). Deon shares her own journey from political campaigns to building successful businesses in media, strategy, and tech, and now dedicates her platform to helping ambitious women design lives and careers that align with their purpose and financial goals. With nearly two decades of experience, Deon breaks down the mindset shifts, planning tools, and practical strategies women need to confidently pivot, whether they’re launching a new business, starting over after a setback, or simply craving a life that feels more aligned and fulfilling. What Deon Discussed on the Podcast: Her personal story and how it shaped her mission to help women reinvent themselves. What reinvention looks like after 40 and why this stage of life is so powerful for transformation. Key financial mindset shifts women need to make before leaping into a new career, business, or passion project. How to craft an intentional reinvention plan that aligns with ambition and financial wellness. Using planners, clarity exercises, and income projections to map out a new chapter. Encouragement for women who feel it’s “too late” to make a bold pivot. The role of discipline in turning purpose into sustainable financial and personal progress. The first three steps to take when ready for reinvention but unsure where to start. AND SO MUCH MORE How to Keep Up With Deon: Follow Deon on all platforms: ❤ Subscribe to the Clever Girl Finance newsletter for weekly motivation: ❤ Get the best-selling Clever Girl Finance Books: ❤ Get access to 30+ free courses, worksheets, savings challenges, and our favorite banking resources: ❤ Read the Clever Girl Finance Blog: ❤ Follow us on Instagram: /episode/index/show/265c1263-ce5d-4444-bdf8-234b60e3afc6/id/38397025

385: My Realistic Monthly Budgeting Routine (Step-by-Step Breakdown) 10/14/2025

384: So Called “Normal” Money Habits That Are Sabotaging Your Goals (Fix These Fast!) 10/07/2025

383: From Rock Bottom to $1B: Mindset, Leadership, and Intentional Money Moves 09/30/2025

383: From Rock Bottom to $1B: Mindset, Leadership, and Intentional Money Moves On this episode of the podcast, we’re joined by powerhouse entrepreneur and Fortune 500 sales veteran Mara Dorne to talk about going From Rock Bottom to $1B. Mara shares her incredible journey from financial struggle to building a billion-dollar sales career and becoming a self-made millionaire by 35. She opens up about the mindset shifts, intentional money moves, and fearless leadership strategies that helped her rise in a male-dominated industry. As the founder of the BILF (Boss I’d Like to Follow) podcast and leader of a nationwide team of over 1,500 health insurance agents, Mara is on a mission to empower women to lead boldly, build wealth with purpose, and redefine what success looks like, on their own terms. What Mara Discussed on the Podcast: Her personal story, career background, and the defining moments that shaped her journey. How hitting rock bottom sparked the transformation that led to $1B+ in sales. The financial mindset shifts that were key to building lasting wealth. Lessons learned from leading large teams as a woman in a male-dominated industry. The impact of the 2008 financial crisis on her approach to money, risk, and resilience. Encouragement for women looking to lead with confidence despite fear, finances, or imposter syndrome. How she cultivates high-performing teams and integrates financial education into leadership. What intentional money management looks like in both her personal and professional life. How to turn purpose into profitable and sustainable business ventures. AND SO MUCH MORE How to Keep Up With Mara: Follow on Instagram: Listen and follow the podcast: ❤ Subscribe to the Clever Girl Finance newsletter for weekly motivation: ❤ Get the best-selling Clever Girl Finance Books: ❤ Get access to 30+ free courses, worksheets, savings challenges, and our favorite banking resources: ❤ Read the Clever Girl Finance Blog: ❤ Follow us on Instagram: /episode/index/show/265c1263-ce5d-4444-bdf8-234b60e3afc6/id/38395690

Reflections On Losing My Dad 09/03/2025

382: How I Stay Disciplined With Money (Without Being Perfect or Deprived!) 08/19/2025

381: Powerful Financial Lessons That Changed My Life (& Can Transform Yours Too) 08/12/2025

380: Why As Women We Are Better At Investing Than We Think! 08/05/2025

380: Why As Women We Are Better At Investing Than We Think! On today’s episode, we’re joined by financial journalist and fintech insider Gemma Boothroyd to explore why women are better at investing than we think. With a background in product and marketing at top UK fintech firms, Gemma saw firsthand the stark differences in how men and women approach investing—and how the industry often misinterprets those differences. That experience inspired her upcoming book, Hidden Risk Economy, which challenges the outdated belief that women are too risk-averse to succeed as investors. Instead, she reframes women’s approach to risk as a strength and a powerful driver of long-term success. Her mission is to close the gender investing gap by showing women that not only are they capable investors—they may just be the best in the game. (SPONSORED) CHECK OUT OLLIE FOR YOUR PUP! Dogs deserve the best, and that means fresh, healthy food. Head to , tell them all about your dog, and use code CLEVER to get 60% off your Welcome Kit when you subscribe today! Plus, they offer a Happiness Guarantee on the first box, so if you’re not completely satisfied, you’ll get your money back. That’s O-L-L-I-E dot com slash CLEVER and enter code CLEVER to get 60% off your first box. WHAT GEMMA DISCUSSED: Her background in finance and fintech, and how those experiences shaped her perspective on women and investing. The harmful myth that women are too risk-averse to be great investors, and where that narrative comes from. Why the problem isn’t a lack of confidence among women—it’s a lack of fair and accurate narratives. What research actually shows about how women invest compared to men. The difference between being risk-averse and being risk-intelligent. Why women’s cautious, long-term investing approach is a competitive advantage. How financial marketing often alienates women and what needs to change. Advice for women who feel investing is too complicated or risky, including how to take the first step with confidence. Practical ways women can reframe their relationship with risk and invest on their own terms. The one narrative she would change about women and money. HOW TO KEEP UP WITH GEMMA: On TikTok: Via her website: ❤ Subscribe to the Clever Girl Finance newsletter for weekly motiviation: ❤ Get the best-selling Clever Girl Finance Books: ❤ Get access to 30+ free courses, worksheets, savings challenges, and our favorite banking resources: ❤ Read the Clever Girl Finance Blog: ❤ Follow us on Instagram: /episode/index/show/265c1263-ce5d-4444-bdf8-234b60e3afc6/id/37667205

379: 10 Things To Stop Buying If You Want To Hit Your Financial Goals (Avoid These Budget Killers!) 07/29/2025

378: Fix What’s Broken, Build What’s Next: Financial Resilience, Empowerment, & Rebuilding With Rocío Salceda 07/22/2025

378: Fix What’s Broken, Build What’s Next: Financial Resilience, Empowerment, & Rebuilding With Rocío Salceda On today’s episode, we’re joined by Rocío Salceda, founder of Repair Café El Barrio, for a powerful conversation about what it means to fix what’s broken and build what’s next. Rocío shares her journey of developing financial resilience, finding empowerment, and repairing more than just things—both in her own life and through her work in East Harlem. At Repair Café El Barrio, neighbors come together once a month to learn how to fix broken items with the help of volunteer repairers, all offered for free or by donation. It’s a space rooted in sustainability, skill-sharing, and community care. As a Spaniard living alone in NYC and navigating a difficult divorce, Rocío also opens up about how finding support through financial education helped her survive—and now thrive—as she pays it forward by helping others do the same. WHAT ROCIO DISCUSSED: The inspiration behind starting Repair Café El Barrio and how it has grown into a movement of empowerment within her community. Navigating major life changes, including divorce, both emotionally and financially. How her personal finance journey has evolved and the role financial knowledge played in her healing and independence. The powerful metaphor of repairing broken items and the parallels between that work and financial resilience. The importance of community support in building both financial and emotional stability. Small, impactful steps that helped her regain control of her finances and mindset during a major life transition. Advice for women who are starting over financially and looking to rebuild their lives. How embracing sustainability and a circular economy mindset can also support personal finance goals. Maintaining a donation-based model at Repair Café while keeping the mission sustainable and empowering for others. The most rewarding moments she’s experienced since beginning this work. HOW TO KEEP UP WITH ROCIO: On her website: On Instagram: and ❤ Subscribe to the Clever Girl Finance newsletter for weekly motiviation: ❤ Get the best-selling Clever Girl Finance Books: ❤ Get access to 30+ free courses, worksheets, savings challenges, and our favorite banking resources: ❤ Read the Clever Girl Finance Blog: ❤ Follow us on Instagram: /episode/index/show/265c1263-ce5d-4444-bdf8-234b60e3afc6/id/37304545

377: Flipping The Script & Navigating Marriage As The Female Breadwinner With Jessica Norwood 07/15/2025

377: Flipping The Script & Navigating Marriage As The Female Breadwinner With Jessica Norwood On this podcast episode, Jessica Norwood shares how she's flipped the script and is navigating marriage as the female breadwinner. Jessica is co-host and "the better half" of the dynamic duo behind The Sugar Daddy Podcast, a financial literacy podcast dedicated to helping millennials build wealth and break the stigma around money conversations. As an elder-millennial, she is on a mission is to empower you to take control of your finances so you can live the life you've always dreamed of. Jessica brings a unique perspective to the podcast as Strategic Consultant in the tech space, working with Fortune 100 and 500 companies. She is the “Sugar Daddy” in their relationship, helping fuel their financial journey. The podcast has been featured in major outlets like Investopedia, Huff Post, CNN Underscored, Fortune, MarketWatch, Real Simple, Better Homes & Gardens, US News and more. Her personal goal is to become "work-optional" by 50, in order to travel the world with their two children while continuing to help others have better money conversations and achieve financial freedom. WHAT JESSICA DISCUSSED: Her background, what she does, and how The Sugar Daddy Podcast came to life. The inspiration behind reclaiming the “Sugar Daddy” label and turning it into an empowering identity. What it was like stepping into the role of breadwinner in her marriage and how she and her partner navigated that dynamic early on. Common misconceptions about female breadwinners in marriage and the realities she wants to challenge. How she and her husband make financial decisions together, especially with a significant income gap. The importance of open, healthy communication around money in her relationship. Advice for women breadwinners who feel guilt or pressure because of their role. Balancing her own financial goals while supporting a family as a mom, podcast host, and strategic consultant. What being “work-optional” by 50 means to her and how being the breadwinner factors into that vision. The example she hopes to set for her children around gender roles and money. HOW TO KEEP UP WITH JESSICA: On her website: On all social media: @thesugardaddypodcast Her husband Brandon’s financial planning services: https://www.oakcityfinancial.us/ ❤ Subscribe to the Clever Girl Finance newsletter for weekly motiviation: ❤ Get the best-selling Clever Girl Finance Books: ❤ Get access to 30+ free courses, worksheets, savings challenges, and our favorite banking resources: ❤ Read the Clever Girl Finance Blog: ❤ Follow us on Instagram: /episode/index/show/265c1263-ce5d-4444-bdf8-234b60e3afc6/id/37304530

376: 7 Essential Things To Do When You Get Paid 07/08/2025

375: Financial Infidelity: How to Spot It, Heal From It, And Reclaim Your Financial Power 07/01/2025

375: Financial Infidelity: How to Spot It, Heal From It, And Reclaim Your Financial Power On this episode, Dr. Barbara Provost and Maggie Nielsen dive into the topic of financial infidelity—how to recognize the signs, begin the healing process, and reclaim your financial power, whether you’ve been affected by it or have been the one who committed it. Dr. Barbara Provost and Maggie Nielsen are a dynamic mother-daughter duo committed to empowering women with the tools they need to make confident financial decisions. As a consultant, educator, and entrepreneur, Barbara connects women with trusted financial professionals to help them plan for a future full of choices. Maggie, with her curious mindset and passion for personal growth, inspires others through motivational talks and equips women with the financial knowledge they need to thrive. Together, they are dedicated to helping women build lives free from financial stress thanks to the support of their community of trusted professionals. (SPONSORED) CHECK OUT OLLIE FOR YOUR PUP! Dogs deserve the best, and that means fresh, healthy food. Head to , tell them all about your dog, and use code CLEVER to get 60% off your Welcome Kit when you subscribe today! Plus, they offer a Happiness Guarantee on the first box, so if you’re not completely satisfied, you’ll get your money back. That’s O-L-L-I-E dot com slash CLEVER and enter code CLEVER to get 60% off your first box. WHAT DR. BARBARA PROVOST AND MAGGIE NIELSEN DISCUSSED: The definition of financial infidelity and why it can be so damaging to relationships—often without partners realizing what’s happening. Red flags and warning signs of financial dishonesty in a relationship. The emotional toll of financial infidelity and why it’s such a difficult topic for people to discuss openly. Common patterns in how financial infidelity is discovered and how people typically react once it’s out in the open. First steps someone should take after discovering a partner’s financial dishonesty and how to start rebuilding trust, clarity, and confidence. Guidance for individuals who have been hiding financial secrets and want to take accountability and begin to repair the relationship. Essential conversations couples should have early on to build financial transparency and prevent financial infidelity. How financial literacy and confidence empower women to protect themselves emotionally and financially. Steps women can take to move from financial chaos or crisis to clarity and long-term control over their money. AND SO MUCH MORE HOW TO KEEP UP WITH DR. BARBARA PROVOST AND MAGGIE NIELSEN: Website: Podcast: https://pursestrings.co/podcast/ Facebook Page: Facebook group: Instagram: TikToc: LinkedIn: YouTube: ❤ Subscribe to the Clever Girl Finance newsletter for weekly motiviation: ❤ Get the best-selling Clever Girl Finance Books: ❤ Get access to 30+ free courses, worksheets, savings challenges, and our favorite banking resources: ❤ Read the Clever Girl Finance Blog: ❤ Follow us on Instagram: /episode/index/show/265c1263-ce5d-4444-bdf8-234b60e3afc6/id/37039735

374: Why $10K in Savings Is a Game-Changer for Women and Their Wealth Journey 06/24/2025

374: Why $10K in Savings Is a Game-Changer for Women and Their Wealth Journey On this podcast episode, Lissa Lumutenga joins us to discuss the importance of aiming to save your first $10,000. Lissa Lumutenga, CFP®, AFC®, is a personal finance expert, content creator, and founder of Wealth for Women of Color. After a decade working at Google and YouTube, she now focuses on making financial education more accessible and empowering women of color to build wealth. Her approachable, inclusive way of talking about money has built a strong and engaged community online. Lissa was raised in Salinas, California, by her Filipino immigrant parents and currently resides in Los Angeles. She’s passionate about lifelong learning, sharing knowledge, and helping others create the financial freedom they deserve. WHAT LISSA DISCUSSED: The inspiration behind starting Wealth for Women of Color and the mission to empower women of color to build wealth. The significance of the $10K savings milestone and why it’s such a powerful financial goal. Mindset shifts and strategies that can help someone save $10K, especially when that goal feels out of reach. How reaching the $10K mark can boost financial confidence and create a sense of security. Common financial blocks experienced by women of color and ways to work through them. How upbringing and cultural background influenced her personal money journey. Practical tips for building savings without feeling deprived. Lessons learned from working at Google and YouTube and how they now inform her work in financial education. AND SO MUCH MORE HOW TO KEEP UP WITH LISSA: On her website: Via her podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@NetNetPodcast On YouTube: On TikTok: On Instagram: Free financial coaching: https://Savvyladies.org ❤ Subscribe to the Clever Girl Finance newsletter for weekly motiviation: ❤ Get the best-selling Clever Girl Finance Books: ❤ Get access to 30+ free courses, worksheets, savings challenges, and our favorite banking resources: ❤ Read the Clever Girl Finance Blog: ❤ Follow us on Instagram: /episode/index/show/265c1263-ce5d-4444-bdf8-234b60e3afc6/id/37037015

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373: How Women Can Own Their Worth And Increase Their Income With Alejandra Rojas 06/17/2025

373: How Women Can Own Their Worth And Increase Their Income With Alejandra Rojas On this podcast episode, Alejandra Rojas shares how women can go from feeling underpaid and undervalued to owning their worth and increasing their income. Alejandra is an entrepreneur, Forbes contributor, writer, and founder of Brown Way To Money, a financial mentoring platform that helps women overcome financial trauma and improve their relationship with money. She is also the host of the Brown Way to Money Podcast. Alejandra provides a unique blend of financial expertise and trauma-informed coaching, empowering women of color to break free from limiting beliefs and create financial abundance. She delves into the emotional and psychological roots of money problems, helping women heal from past experiences and develop a healthier, empowered relationship with their finances. WHAT ALEJANDRA DISCUSSED: Why so many women—especially women of color—feel underpaid and undervalued in their careers or businesses. The impact of generational narratives and cultural expectations on how women view their value, particularly around money and asking for more. Signs that someone may be playing small or not fully stepping into their worth. A personal story of realizing self-undervaluation and the transformation that followed. The role of confidence in earning what you’re worth and how to start building that confidence today. How to unpack internalized bias and imposter syndrome, especially in spaces not designed with women of color in mind. Actionable steps women can take to increase their income—whether in a job, side hustle, or business. How to advocate for yourself during negotiations without guilt or fear of being "too much." AND SO MUCH MORE HOW TO KEEP UP WITH ALEJANDRA: Financial assessment: https://brownwaytomoney.com/financial-freedom-builder-assesment-report/ On Instagram: On LinkedIn: Via her websites/podcast: and ❤ Subscribe to the Clever Girl Finance newsletter for weekly motiviation: ❤ Get the best-selling Clever Girl Finance Books: ❤ Get access to 30+ free courses, worksheets, savings challenges, and our favorite banking resources: ❤ Read the Clever Girl Finance Blog: ❤ Follow us on Instagram: /episode/index/show/265c1263-ce5d-4444-bdf8-234b60e3afc6/id/36823645

372: Building A Bold Media Platform For Women Of Faith With Ruth Yimika Afolabi 06/10/2025

372: Building A Bold Media Platform For Women Of Faith With Ruth Yimika Afolabi On today's podcast episode, Ruth Yimika Afolabi, joins us to discuss how she has built a bold media platform for women of faith. Ruth is the founder of Magnify, a platform that equips ambitious women of faith through content and community. She has built a global brand while shaping conversations at the intersection of faith, business, and culture. Alongside her work with Magnify, she is a brand strategist, helping premium businesses and entrepreneurs, craft and scale powerful, authentic brands. With a deep passion for storytelling and alignment, she specialises in building brands that leave a lasting impact. WHAT RUTH DISCUSSED: The defining moment at age 19 that led to the creation of Magnify while still in university. How faith played a central role in building Magnify, even when the direction wasn’t always clear. Navigating the intersection of faith, feminism, and fashion in her work and the broader mission of Magnify. What it looks like to create a space where women can explore faith in an unpressured and engaging way. How her personal struggles with faith have shaped her leadership and content creation for the platform. How she funded the business in its early stages and financial advice for women launching purpose-driven ventures. Her biggest lesson in entrepreneurship as a founder in the faith-based space. Advice for women looking to step out in faith and build something meaningful without having all the answers. AND SO MUCH MORE HOW TO KEEP UP WITH RUTH: Ruth on social media @ruthyafolabi Magnify on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/magnifycollective Via the Magnify website: On YouTube: ❤ Get the best-selling Clever Girl Finance Books: ❤ Get access to 30+ free courses, worksheets, savings challenges, and our favorite banking resources: ❤ Read the Clever Girl Finance Blog: ❤ Follow us on Instagram: /episode/index/show/265c1263-ce5d-4444-bdf8-234b60e3afc6/id/36671065

371: The Monetized Mom: How to Turn Your Expertise Into Income And Build A Business Around Motherhood 06/03/2025

371: The Monetized Mom: How to Turn Your Expertise Into Income And Build A Business Around Motherhood On this podcast episode, Fo Alexander shares how to turn your expertise into income and build a business around motherhood. With her book, Dump Debt & Build Bank, being named a top 10 personal finance book for Black women by 21Ninety, Fo has been helping moms transform their bank accounts & businesses for the past 12 years. After becoming debt-free, Fo left her decade-long career as an engineer to pursue full-time entrepreneurship and motherhood. Today, her mission is to empower other moms to create their own economies through entrepreneurship & financial stewardship. She is a 3-time author, Certified Financial Educator (CFEI), digital marketing & personal branding strategist, business coach, podcaster, and speaker. Her media features include US News & World Report, Parents, Bankrate, Buzzfeed, and many more! Of all her accomplishments, though, her most notable is being a devoted wife and mom of two. (SPONSORED) CHECK OUT OLLIE FOR YOUR PUP! Dogs deserve the best, and that means fresh, healthy food. Head to , tell them all about your dog, and use code CLEVER to get 60% off your Welcome Kit when you subscribe today! Plus, they offer a Happiness Guarantee on the first box, so if you’re not completely satisfied, you’ll get your money back. That’s O-L-L-I-E dot com slash CLEVER and enter code CLEVER to get 60% off your first box. WHAT FO DISCUSSED: The decision to transition from a traditional career to full-time entrepreneurship and motherhood. How she prepared—financially, mentally, and emotionally—for leaving her 9-5 job. What it means to monetize your expertise and how moms can identify what they have to offer. Practical first steps for building income streams online while raising a family. Managing the day-to-day responsibilities of motherhood and business ownership. The mindset shifts required to move from employee to entrepreneur. The biggest challenges faced as a mompreneur and how she overcame them. The systems and routines that help her stay productive and maintain balance while working from home. The inspiration behind her book The Monetized Mom and the audience it was written for. Key lessons and strategies from the book that can make a meaningful impact for readers. AND SO MUCH MORE HOW TO KEEP UP WITH FO: On all social media: @TheFoAlexander Via her websites: and ❤ Get the best-selling Clever Girl Finance Books: ❤ Get access to 30+ free courses, worksheets, savings challenges, and our favorite banking resources: ❤ Read the Clever Girl Finance Blog: ❤ Follow us on Instagram: /episode/index/show/265c1263-ce5d-4444-bdf8-234b60e3afc6/id/36722310

370: Pay Your Debt Faster! 10 Ways To Accelerate Your Debt Payoff 05/27/2025

369: How I'm Investing In 2025 05/20/2025

368: A 6-Month Transformation Plan To Level Up Your Life, Money, and Mindset! 05/13/2025

367: Influencer Scams to Avoid - How to Spot Fake Gurus, Passive Income Lies & Online Business Scams! 04/29/2025

366: Moving Beyond Broke - How to Build Financial Security No Matter Your Income With Dasha Kennedy 04/22/2025

365: I Was Wasting SO Much Money On These Things! 04/15/2025

364: My 2025 Low Buy Challenge - How I'm Saving More & Spending Less! 04/08/2025

363: How to Talk to Your Parents About Money - Navigating Difficult Conversations With Etinosa Agbonlahor 03/25/2025

363: How to Talk to Your Parents About Money - Navigating Difficult Conversations With Etinosa Agbonlahor On this podcast episode, Etinosa Agbonlahor shares key tips on how to talk to parents about money. Etinosa is the author of the book, "How to Talk to Your Parents About Money" a guide to having important financial conversations and she is passionate about helping people improve their financial well-being. She works with organizations to understand the psychology behind financial decisions and uses this knowledge to achieve better results for clients and businesses. Having lived and worked across the USA, Australia, Africa, and the UK, Etinosa combines academic research with real-world industry solutions. She also volunteers as a financial coach with LoveInc in Tampa, helping underserved communities build financial skills. Etinosa hosts the Her First House podcast. WHAT ETINOSA DISCUSSED: The inspiration behind writing How to Talk to Your Parents About Money. The challenges adult children face when discussing finances, particularly debt, with aging parents. Common fears and concerns parents have when opening up about their financial situation. The importance of sensitivity in these conversations, including key dos and don’ts for approaching the topic. How family history and cultural background influence money discussions. Strategies for keeping financial conversations supportive rather than judgmental. The role of “I” statements in easing tension and fostering collaboration. Practical ways to introduce financial solutions, such as budgeting tools or professional advisors, without making parents feel pressured. Advice for navigating situations where parents are resistant or unwilling to discuss their finances. AND MUCH MORE. HOW TO KEEP UP WITH ETINOSA: Pick up a copy of her book, How to Talk to Your Parents About Money: Via her website: Instagram: LinkedIn: ❤ Get the best-selling Clever Girl Finance Books: ❤ Get access to 30+ free courses, worksheets, savings challenges, and our favorite banking resources: ❤ Read the Clever Girl Finance Blog: ❤ Follow us on Instagram: /episode/index/show/265c1263-ce5d-4444-bdf8-234b60e3afc6/id/35699305

362: How Shanice Paid Off Over $40k Of Student Loan And Credit Card Debt! 03/18/2025

362: How Shanice Paid Off Over $40k Of Student Loan And Credit Card Debt! On this podcast episode, Shanice Pereira shares how she paid off over $40,000 of student loan and credit card debt. Shanice is a content creator who is passionate about inspiring others to embrace life through her beauty and lifestyle content. Professionally, she serves as the Senior Director for Enrollment at Year Up United, a national non-profit empowering young adults. With a background in higher education, she has worked at HBCUs like Lincoln University and Morgan State University to enhance student access. Outside of her career, Shanice enjoys traveling, reading, and trying new restaurants. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Mass Communications from Lincoln University in Pennsylvania and a master’s in Professional Studies from Towson University. WHAT SHANICE DISCUSSED: Her commitment to becoming debt-free, sparked by the turning point that led her to pay off over $40,000 in debt. Her debt payoff strategy, including the methods that worked best for her, details about her income, and the timeline for achieving debt freedom. Balancing financial goals with enjoying life, addressing the common fear of sacrificing one’s lifestyle while paying off debt. The role of content creation and sharing her journey as a means of staying accountable. Financial advice for students and young professionals who are just starting their careers. The challenges she encountered on her debt-free journey and how she overcame them. The intersection of personal finance with self-care and wellness, especially as it relates to creating beauty and lifestyle content. How becoming debt-free has positively impacted her financial confidence and long-term goals. Practical advice for anyone feeling overwhelmed by their debt and unsure of where to begin. AND MUCH MORE HOW TO KEEP UP WITH SHANICE: On social media (IG/TikTok): @ShaniceSwank On YouTube: ❤ Get the best-selling Clever Girl Finance Books: ❤ Get access to 30+ free courses, worksheets, savings challenges, and our favorite banking resources: ❤ Read the Clever Girl Finance Blog: ❤ Follow us on Instagram: /episode/index/show/265c1263-ce5d-4444-bdf8-234b60e3afc6/id/35683705

The Clever Girls Know Podcast With Bola Sokunbi

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