I’m back for Season 2!  This season will cover all things personal finance, including:

• What the diet industry and personal finance have in common
• How to YOLO and treat yourself and still reach your goals
• How to make a savings plan
• Leveraging debt
• How to job hop and side hustle
• Limiting beliefs that may pop up

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Welcome back to season two of the confident money podcast.

I am so excited.

We had such great feedback and so many people were just so excited

for all the business finance basics that we covered in season one.

So for those of you that are here that are new.

Welcome.

If you own a business or looking to definitely go back and listen

to the episodes in season one, uh, this season is going to be covering

all things personal finance.

So we're going to be discussing what the diet industry and finances have in

common, how to make your own personal financial blueprint, how to understand

the anti budget debt prioritization, and payoff understanding when you should pay

your mortgage off and leveraging debt.

We're going to touch on investing for retirement and outside of

retirement, how to make a savings plan.

How to Yolo or treat yourself, while still making the financial goals

that you're at right now, and then how to job hop inside hustle for

additional income career growth.

And then lastly, we're going to cover some limiting beliefs and money,

mindset, and scarcity that may be popping up throughout your journey,

whether you're a business owner or.

Uh, career-minded or not in either of those places at this time, personal

finances are just that they're personal.

They impact all of us, whether we own a business or not.

And if you do own a business, you want to make sure you have your

business finances taken care of, and then you take care of your personal

finances because there is definitely.

I caused an effect here.

If one of them is not where you want it to be, or you don't feel like you

have a good grasp of it, you're going to find that that plays over into

the other areas of your finances.

So big, big disclaimer, obviously everything on this podcast is for

educational purposes, but I want to talk about the fact that we all

know Dave Ramsey and Dave Ramsey has brought a ton of, we'll say.

Notoriety to personal finance and to debt and to making sure you're doing the right

thing and taking care of your finances.

But what I want you.

To understand about the season is a very anti Dave Ramsey.

I'm very anti scarcity, lack, I believe that you should have a credit

score and that you should leverage debt accordingly, but I'm going to

present to you this entire season.

I'm going to present to you all of the different options so that you have.

The information that you need to be able to mix and match what I'm providing

to you to make your best financial plan, your best financial bloop.

None of these are inherently right or wrong.

The only options that are wrong are if you are choosing to force something

to work, that's not working anymore.

The people that will benefit the most from this season are going

to be those that maybe have tried Dave Ramsey and they felt it was

really restrictive or they've tried.

17 different budgets or budgeting spreadsheets or mint.com.

And you just, you feel restricted, you get frustrated and you feel like you have

to give yourself permission, you know?

Oh, cool.

You have $200 for clothes this month.

Well, what if you don't buy clothes this month?

Or, you know, what's the right way to actually make this work?

How should you be planning that you don't have to spend so much time on

your finances, but you can still be hitting your financial goals and.

Tomorrow's not promised.

So while you're hitting those financial goals, let's make sure that you're

living for the here and now as well.

And balancing those based on again, this is going to sound like a

broken record, but your personal financial blueprint and your goals.

I am.

I'm so excited, but we're going to cover, there's actually

going to be a special treat.

I think the very tail end of the season, and we're going to be soliciting

different scenarios from all of you.

So keep an ear out because.

If you don't already follow us on the confident money podcast, um, Instagram

handle, which is in the show notes, make sure you do, because we're going

to be asking for your feedback and we want you to get involved for a special

episode at the end of the season.

So.

Keep in mind, I'm going to cover in here different options for when you showed

her shouldn't pay off debt, what debt to pay off, what debt to prioritize, what

to understand when it comes to a mortgage with your finances and paying your

mortgage off early, talking about crafting the retirement plan and making sure that

all of your financial ducks are in a row.

So.

Without further ado.

Welcome back.

I'm so excited to have you here and stay tuned.