In the inaugural 'Giddy Up' segment of Saddle Up Live, the host introduces a new quick weekly segment that will include a variety of content, such as recaps of recent podcasts and personal recommendations. This week's focus is on a conversation with Ed Margo, a guest who shares his touching personal story of his mother, a Korean immigrant who lost custody of her children due to financial struggles. Ed's dedication to helping women develop a positive mindset about money is explored, alongside actionable insights on financial education. The host emphasizes the importance of changing one's mindset about money to take effective action, drawing on coaching experiences and motivational figures like Tony Robbins. Listeners are encouraged to revisit the episode with Ed for valuable advice on financial well-being and raising financially savvy children.

00:00 Introduction to Giddy Up Segment

00:36 Highlighting an Amazing Guest: Ed Margo

01:42 Mindset About Money

03:17 Conclusion and Episode Recap

Bio: I am a wife, a mama, a grandma and an animal lover.  I am blessed to be serving people from my barn office.  I am obsessed with learning and communication.  I love sharing what I learn with all of you!  There is nothing more gratifying than holding people's hands through difficulties and sharing all the joy around us!  

I am a recovering attorney who was mostly a stay at home mom;  who adopted one and birthed two, ridden the bumpy marriage ride for 32 years.  Found my passion at 50, learned how to control my mindset and anxiety and have built an amazing business in the last 6 years.  I have journeyed through motherhood, weddings, grandbabies, entrepreneurship and menopause with grace, tears and laughter. I now I will share my story through breast cancer with you.   I want to help women suffer less,  know God loves them and they are worthy!!    I am here to help you and I know all about what you’re going through. 

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Welcome to the first ever giddy up segment

where we are going to blaze new trails.

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This is part of saddle up live.

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And on Thursdays, I'm just going to

have a little, um, giddy up segment

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where I might talk about the podcast

the week before a little bit, I may

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even give you little tips on what my.

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Favorite, um, items are

and have links to them.

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So it's going to be a fun little

tiny segment that goes real quick.

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And this week I want to talk a

little bit about an amazing guest

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that I had on saddle up live.

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His name was Ed Margo, and

he was such a sweet man.

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He's a Papa of five girls.

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So that makes him good.

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Right.

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And, um, he had been through

something really hard.

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Where his mother was a Korean

immigrant and she had relocated here.

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And when he was a little boy, his mom

lost custody of him and his brothers

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and sisters due to financial issues.

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And, you know, there were other issues

with language barriers and et cetera,

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but he shares his authentic story.

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And.

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One thing that I really loved

about our conversation is Ed.

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He is dedicated to helping women

after what he's been through,

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and he wants to help women have

a really good mindset about money

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and I need help in that area too.

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So I'm thinking if I do,

maybe some of you do, and.

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what we kind of talked about and what

I've learned through my coaching and

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all that good stuff is that you need to

have a really good mindset about money.

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And it's not easy because there's lots

of reasons why women might feel, um,

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I'd have different ideas about money.

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It could be societal.

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It could be many, many different things.

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But if you can change your

mindset so that you have a belief.

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And this is what I always do.

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I am a woman learning about finances.

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And when I think that it makes me take

action because it switches my feelings.

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Sometimes I can get overwhelmed and

think it money is scary or money is hard

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and really money is just neutral and we

don't have to have feelings tied to it.

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You got to feel them.

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You got to work through them.

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You got to look at the thought

behind them so that you can change

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that to something you believe.

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And that's where I've got, I am

a woman learning about finances

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and how to be financially smart.

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And it has helped me to take action.

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I'm still learning.

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I'm still not great at it,

but it's the first step.

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I think in so many things, if you can.

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change that mindset that can get

you to take that massive action.

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That's what Tony Robbins always

talks about is massive action.

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And I still believe in that, but I

believe that to enjoy it and to actually

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get to the point where you can do

it, you need to have a good mindset.

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So ladies, if you want to hear more,

go back to that episode with Ed.

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It's so good.

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He's so good.

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Such a dear, um, I think you're

really going to love it and I think

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you're going to learn something.

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And he also talks about how to

raise, um, kids, you know, so they're

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financially well adjusted and have,

um, maybe better feelings than

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you do about it in their future.

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And we all want that.

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So thank you so much for being here.

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Take good care.