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Personal Finance for Lawyers | How to Budget, Get Out of Debt, Save Money, Manage Money, Build Wealth, Financial Freedom
Personal Finance for Lawyers | How to Budget, Get Out of Debt, Save Money, Manage Money, Build Wealth, Financial Freedom
Rho Thomas 336 episodes Nov 6, 2026
Rho Thomas shares her journey from being a Biglaw associate with over $670,000 in debt to paying off nearly $500,000 in student loans. The podcast helps lawyers improve their money mindset and manage personal finances, from budgeting and debt payoff to saving and building wealth. It focuses on practical financial habits and the freedom that comes from having control of your money.
Episodes
337 | Becoming a Wealthy Lawyer with Lauren Klein
Sometimes following the path you’re “supposed to” take leads to a life you don’t actually want to live. That’s exactly what happened to Lauren Klein, Biglaw attorney turned boutique firm owner and money and mindset coach. Through intentional planning and wise money decisions, Lauren has built a business and life she loves. In this episode, Lauren and I talk about her journey, the tools that have h
336 | How We're Teaching Our Kids About Money
Do you want to talk to your kids about money but don't know how? With so much information out there, how do you know where to start? In this episode, let's talk about the money conversations my husband and I are having with our kids and the skills we're teaching them to start developing good habits now. Head to rhothomas.com/336 for the full episode show notes. Need help with your finances? Apply
335 | Your Holiday Spending Plan
The holidays can bring a lot of extra expenses, but the holidays don't have to be stressful. With a little planning, you can celebrate without added financial stress or debt. In this episode, let's talk about how to estimate your holiday expenses and how saving now can make holiday spending easier to manage. Head to rhothomas.com/335 for the full episode show notes. Need help with your finances? A
334 | The Trap of Keeping Up With the Joneses
We've all heard the phrase "keeping up with the Joneses." But have you ever considered how much it's costing you? In this episode, let's explore the financial and psychological impacts of keeping up with the Joneses and how to turn things around if you find yourself in this position. Head to rhothomas.com/334 for the full episode show notes. Need help with your finances? Apply for a coaching sessi
333 | Looking Rich vs. Building Wealth
Looking successful on the outside doesn't always indicate financial success. Many lawyers feel pressure to keep up a particular lifestyle, and it's costing them the opportunity to build wealth. In this episode, let's talk about the gap between outward appearances and inward financial realities and how rethinking what success looks like leads to wealth and freedom. Head to rhothomas.com/333 for the
332 | Do the Best Next Thing
If you keep consuming personal finance information but don't feel any closer to your goals, there's one key thing you're missing: action. Once you have it, you'll get unstuck and start moving forward. In this episode, let's talk about why you don't need a perfect plan and how choosing one doable next step will help you build momentum. Head to rhothomas.com/332 for the full episode show notes. Need
331 | Will You Be Satisfied?
Dissatisfaction and discontentment quietly run many lawyers' lives and finances, and they've probably never given it much thought. A lot of debt, stress, and worry can be attributed to these two things. They also prevent people from building wealth. In this episode, let's look at your money and lifestyle through a lens you may not have considered before and talk about how to make sure you avoid th
330 | Rewind: When You've Tried Everything
Do you feel like you’ve tried everything to get your money under control, and nothing has worked? Many lawyers tell me some version of this statement. It’s a very common sentiment, but it’s also one of the most unhelpful things you can tell yourself when you’re working to achieve your money goals. In this episode, let’s talk about the actual belief underlying this statement, why it’s holding you b
329 | Don't Make This Big Mistake with Your Money
You might be making a big mistake with your money, and you probably don’t even realize it. Many lawyers are falling into the same trap and losing out on hundreds and thousands of dollars. In this episode, let's talk about the mistake that's sabotaging so many lawyers' finances and a simple shift that will help you start building wealth faster. Head to rhothomas.com/329 for the full episode show no
328 | How Borrowed Desires Steal Your Wealth
Have you ever bought something just because you saw other people with it? It's a common experience, but it's costing you more than the price of whatever you bought. In this episode, let's talk about how spending in this way leads to financial sabotage and some practical steps to overcome it. Head to rhothomas.com/328 for the full episode show notes. Need help with your finances? Apply for a coachi
327 | The Plan for Sticking to Your Budget
If you're one of the many lawyers who struggles to stick to a budget, I have a plan for you. Typically, one of three things is keeping you from staying on track. In this episode, let's talk about what these things are and how to fix them. Head to rhothomas.com/327 for the full episode show notes. Apply for help with your finances at rhothomas.com/apply.
326 | Improve Your Finances With These 2 Steps
Society's normal money habits keep people stuck and struggling. What if you could take 2 steps to break that cycle and radically improve your finances? In this episode, let's explore wisdom from various sources and talk about 2 steps to redefine how you think about money and change your results with it. Head to rhothomas.com/326 for the full episode show notes. Apply for help with your finances at
325 | Rewind: Your Money Is Not Happening to You
Often when I talk to lawyers about their finances, they describe them as if their finances are happening to them, and they don’t even realize it. They talk about their money as if they have no control, but when you do that, you’re setting yourself up to fail. In this episode, we talk about what happens when you believe your finances are outside of your control and how you can turn things around wh
324 | Rewind: The Value of the Journey
If you're like many lawyers, you want to rush to achieve your financial goals as quickly as possible. You'd probably skip straight to the end goal if you could. But in focusing so much on the goal, you miss the most valuable part—the journey. In this episode, let's talk about the value of the journey and why it's more important than the goal itself. Head to https://www.rhothomas.com/324 for the fu
323 | Rewind: When Having Money Feels Uncomfortable
You might think that having more money would make everything better. But what I have found is often lawyers don’t know how to handle having more money at first. It feels uncomfortable, and they find ways to get rid of it and sabotage their progress. In this episode, let’s talk about why it feels uncomfortable to have money and how to fix it. Head to rhothomas.com/323 for the full episode show note
322 | Rewind: Losing a Million Dollars
Have you ever thought about how much money you've made so far in your career? Or how much you'll make in your lifetime? For most lawyers, that number is at least a million dollars. But many of us never learn to manage all the money coming to us. Instead, we focus on how much we don't have and how we need to make more. And we end up with nothing to show for all the money we made. In this episode, l
321 | How to Stop Overspending
Are you a lawyer who overspends? Learning how to control your spending is the key to achieving all of your financial goals. In this episode, let's talk about how to stop overspending and what to do if it happens anyway. Head to rhothomas.com/321 for the full episode show notes.
320 | Rewind: Breaking All the Rules
Sometimes one of your biggest strengths can actually prove to be a weakness. Case in point: Lawyers tend to be really good at following steps and rules. But when you’re trying to manage your money better, you can get hung up on rules to your detriment. In this episode, let’s explore why some common rules around how to manage your money, such as maxing your 401(k) and putting 20% down on your house
319 | How to Break the Debt Cycle
If you're a lawyer making six figures but trapped in a cycle of debt, you're not alone. However, you make too much and work too hard to be in this situation. Luckily, there's hope. In this episode, let's talk about what keeps lawyers in the debt cycle and how to get out. Head to rhothomas.com/319 for the full episode show notes.
318 | Deciding How to Use Your Money
Too many lawyers are living paycheck to paycheck, never have money for the things they want, or are racking up credit card debt. If you can relate, this one's for you. In this episode, I'm sharing a training from one of my private programs that dives into how to align your spending effectively and some common pitfalls to look out for. Head to rhothomas.com/318 for the full episode show notes.
317 | Truth Bombs from Coaching Real Lawyers
Think you're the only lawyer who struggles with your money? After coaching hundreds of lawyers, I can confidently say that's not the case. In this episode, I'm sharing some of the sticky scenarios my clients faced with setting goals and their money mindset over the years and how I coached them through. Head to rhothomas.com/317 for the full episode show notes.
316 | Rewind: What to Do When You're Bleeding Money
It can feel really bad to find yourself in a position where you're bleeding money. Lawyers sometimes find themselves in this position for a variety of reasons, but it's not the end. It's completely possible to turn things around. In this rewind episode, let's talk about 4 steps to take if you find yourself bleeding money. Head to https://www.rhothomas.com/316 for the full episode show notes.
315 | Rewind: Feeling Better About Your Money
The way we feel about money is hugely important. Having negative feelings about your finances drains your energy and impacts your day-to-day experience of life. The value of feeling better about your money can't be overstated. In this rewind episode, let's talk about one of my clients' experiences with feeling better about her money and why feeling better about your money is so important. Head to
314 | Achieving Financial Independence
Any lawyer who wants to have freedom and options in their life and career needs to learn about financial independence. Learning about this concept set my husband and me on a path that has changed our lives. In this episode, let's explore the concept of financial independence, including my best tips for any lawyer who's interested in getting started. Head to rhothomas.com/314 for the full episode s
313 | How to Pay for Summer Camp Without Stress
We know that annual expenses like summer camp and the holidays are coming every year, but somehow they catch most people off guard. The key in not allowing these expenses to stress you out is to plan for them. In this episode, let's talk about how to make big annual expenses feel more manageable and create a clear plan to handle them without stress. Head to rhothomas.com/313 for the full episode s
312 | The Mindset of a Wealthy Lawyer
Building wealth is about way more than your income. It starts with the way you think about money. In this episode, I'm sharing a lesson from one of my group programs about the importance of changing the way you think about money to align with wealth-building. Head to rhothomas.com/312 for the full episode show notes. Need help with your finances? Apply for a strategy session at rhothomas.com/apply
311 | The Importance of Saying No and Delayed Gratification
One of the most powerful skills you can learn is how to say "no" to yourself. Society is filled with opportunities for instant gratification, but learning to say "no" is a powerful tool in your wealth-building journey. In this episode, let's talk about why delayed gratification is so important, along with some tips to help you say "no" more often. Head to rhothomas.com/311 for the full episode sho
310 | Rewind: Wealth Is a Habit
If you want to be a wealthy lawyer, there's something you must know. Wealth isn't a pipe dream or just for the lucky few. Wealth is a habit that can be mastered by anyone. In this rewind episode, let's talk about the key switch you need to make to start building wealth today. Head to rhothomas.com/310 for the full episode show notes. Need help with your finances? Apply for a strategy session at rh
309 | Why No Spend Months Don't Work and What to Do Instead
No spend months are commonly used but don't work. In fact, they sometimes even make things worse. In this episode, let's talk about why no spend months don’t work and a better way to create positive change in your finances. Head to rhothomas.com/309 for the full episode show notes. Need help with your finances? Apply for a strategy session at rhothomas.com/apply.
308 | How to Take a Vacation Without Going Into Debt
Many lawyers can't take a vacation without going into debt and/or stressing about money the whole time. But a little planning on the front end could completely change that experience. In this episode, let's talk about practical strategies to pay for your summer vacation so you can enjoy your time away without stressing about money. Head to rhothomas.com/308 for the full episode show notes. Need he
307 | Don't Fall for This Common Misconception About Paying Off Debt
Some of the most popular solutions for paying off credit card debt actually lead to a debt cycle that's tough to get out of. And too many lawyers are falling for it. In this episode, let's talk about why these common debt strategies don't work and what to do instead. Head to rhothomas.com/307 for the full episode show notes. Need help with your finances? Apply for a strategy session at rhothomas.c
306 | Windfalls and Wealth-Building
How do you handle tax refunds and bonuses? Many lawyers look forward to these infusions of cash each year. But what you do with them says a lot about your ability to build wealth. In this episode, let's talk about the common ways people handle windfalls and how each impacts your ability to build wealth. Head to rhothomas.com/306 for the full episode show notes. Apply for a strategy session at rhot
305 | Rewind: When It Feels Like It's Not Working
What do you do when you've been trying to improve your finances but it feels like it's not working—it feels like you're not making progress with your finances? The answer depends on your situation. In this episode, we talk about 4 example situations in which someone may feel like they're not making progress on their finances and what to do in each. Head to https://www.rhothomas.com/305 for the ful
304 | "If I Just Made More..."
One of the biggest lies lawyers tell themselves is that making more money would solve all their financial problems. However, many make more now than in the past but still struggle. Because the real issue is not the amount they make; it's poor money management. In this episode, let's talk about why good money management is more crucial than income level and how to start thinking differently about y
303 | Justified and Broke
Too many attorneys are stressed, overextended, and broke despite high incomes. For many, rationalizing bad spending habits is the main culprit. In this episode, let's talk about four common justifications for bad spending decisions that keep lawyers stuck and a new way to think about money, so you can build financial security. Head to rhothomas.com/303 for the full episode show notes.
302 | When Six Figures Is Not Enough
When you make good money but your finances still feel tight, the problem usually isn’t your income. It’s how you’re using your money. In this episode, let's talk about why many lawyers feel stuck, even when they make good money, and a simple roadmap that will make your six-figure income feel like more than enough. Head to rhothomas.com/302 for the full episode show notes.
301 | Keeping Up Appearances
How many lawyers look like they have it all on the outside but are secretly living paycheck to paycheck and stressed about their finances? Unfortunately, it's probably a lot more than you think. In this episode, let's talk about the tendency of many lawyers to spend money to keep up appearances without thinking about the impact to their finances. Head to rhothomas.com/301 for the full episode show
300 | Money Is Freedom
I left my multiple-six-figure job. My finances played a big part in my ability to do that. Money buys options. It creates freedom. In this 300th episode, we discuss why money is freedom, a concept that underlies all the work I do. Head to rhothomas.com/300 for the full episode show notes. Need help with getting out of debt and building your net worth? Schedule a consultation at rhothomas.com/call.
299 | Making More Is Not Better
Have you ever considered the downsides to making more that can lead to you being in a worse position? There's a pervasive, false belief that making more is inherently better, but that's not the case. In this episode, let's talk about why making more is not better and what really matters when it comes to your finances. Head to rhothomas.com/299 for the full episode show notes. Need help with gettin
298 | Progress Over Perfection
Many lawyers struggle with their personal finances because they can't get over their perfectionism. They never make moves to get their finances in order because they don't know the perfect step to take and end up stuck in the same place. But rather than waiting for the perfect plan, it's much better to make progress toward the direction you want to go, even if it's imperfect. In this episode, let'
297 | You Get What You Believe
Learning about people making less than me who were better off financially was a critical turning point for my finances. Seeing the things they had achieved helped me to believe that my husband and I could do the same things. When you build your belief that your goals are possible, you take action and make progress toward achieving them. In this episode, let's talk about how your belief impacts you
296 | Levels of Freedom
Your financial journey is about more than money. It's about freedom. Each step forward creates more breathing room and flexibility in your life. In this episode, let's talk about how taking charge of your personal finances creates more freedom and peace, long before you completely pay off your debt, build a seven-figure net worth, or fully retire. Head to rhothomas.com/296 for the full episode sho
295 | A Fresh Start for Your Finances
As we settle into the new year, don't bring old money habits with you. Start the year with a fresh start for your finances so you can make real progress this year. In this episode, let's reflect on last year's efforts, set achievable goals for this year, and create a solid plan to achieve those goals by getting your cash flow in order. Head to rhothomas.com/295 for the full episode show notes. Nee
294 | Rewind: Hope Is Not a Strategy
Hope is a dangerous thing when it comes to your finances. Too many lawyers approach their finances with hope and nothing else. That’s not enough to achieve your financial goals. In this episode, let’s talk about why hope isn’t enough and a more productive approach to your finances. Head to rhothomas.com/294 for the full episode show notes. Need help with getting out of debt and building your net w
293 | Rewind: What You Want Now vs. What You Want Most
One of the biggest reasons that many lawyers never achieve their financial goals is they get caught up in the things they want in the present. But by focusing on the things they want now, they ultimately sacrifice the things they want most. In this episode, let's talk about the balance between what you want now and what you want most and how to make sure you're still giving attention to your ultim
292 | Rewind: The Difference Maker
Whether you believe you can or believe you can't, you're right. Your belief makes all the difference in your ability to achieve your goals. The way you look at your goals and what other people have done dictates what you achieve. In this rewind episode, let's revisit a conversation I had with one of the first readers of my original blog a few years ago and talk about the importance of believing th
291 | Make Your Money Work for You
Are you using your money effectively? Or do you just view your money as a way to pay bills and buy stuff? In this episode, let's talk about changing your view of your money and how to make your money work for you. Head to rhothomas.com/291 for the full episode show notes. Need help with getting out of debt and building your net worth? Schedule a consultation at rhothomas.com/call.
290 | If It Were Easy, Everyone Would Do It
If you've ever encountered difficulties or become frustrated during your personal finance journey, you're not alone. It's a common experience. But I want to offer some encouragement to you. In this episode, let's talk about what makes managing your personal finances well feel difficult and why you're the perfect person to take on the challenge. Head to rhothomas.com/290 for the full episode show n
289 | Permission to Spend
There seems to be a collective view in society that not spending money is somehow better than spending money, but I believe there's a balance. Underspending is just as harmful as overspending. In this episode, let's talk about the balance between underspending and overspending and the importance of making room to spend on things you enjoy. Head to rhothomas.com/289 for the full episode show notes.
288 | Rewind: Gratitude for Past Versions of You
Often, we look at where we are in life and think about all the things in the past that we wish we had done differently or that we regret. But we rarely take the time to look at all the things we’ve done that have gone right and all the good things our previous actions—mistakes and all—have led to. In this episode, let’s talk about being grateful for the previous versions of you and making decision
287 | Making Financial Decisions from the Future
What if you could pay off all of your credit card debt in the next year? How would that change the choices you make today? The thing is: short-term spending decisions can make or break that goal. One of my clients experienced this firsthand. In this episode, let's talk about why prioritizing the present over your future goals leads to regret and the importance of keeping your ultimate goals at the
286 | Removing the Temptation to Spend
I ate a whole bag of Almond Joy snack size candy bars by myself. I have a huge sweet tooth, and when I have chocolate in the house, I'm eating it. Many lawyers find themselves in similar situations with respect to their personal finances and the things they like to spend money on. The best solution for my sweet tooth and for my clients' wallets is to remove the temptation. In this episode, let's t
285 | Getting to the First $100k
It took us 3.5 years to go from negative $342k to positive $100k in net worth. They say the first $100k is the hardest, but we made it through a combination of paying down debt, investing, and a little luck. In this episode, let's talk about our journey from negative $342k to positive $100k, including our actual numbers year by year. Head to rhothomas.com/285 for the full episode show notes. Need
284 | Rewind: 4 Areas to Check When You're Living Paycheck to Paycheck
If you're a lawyer making six figures but living paycheck to paycheck, you're not alone. It also doesn't have to be this way. In my time working with lawyers on their finances over the years, I've noticed 4 budget categories that contribute to paycheck-to-paycheck living most often. In this rewind episode, let's talk about the 4 biggest culprits and how to fix them. Head to rhothomas.com/284 for t
283 | Confession: I Have Some Credit Card Debt
I have a confession: I have some credit card debt. Those of you who have been around for some time may not be surprised by this because I've been using debt strategically for years. Due to some circumstances in my business this year, I haven't paid this particular debt off as quickly as I'd like. In this episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on the credit card debt I have and the plan to pay it of
282 | Why You Should Focus on One Debt at a Time
Want to get out of debt faster? Here's the key: You need to focus. One of my clients recently cited this as the top thing she took away from working with me, and attendees of one of my recent presentations were mind-blown about the concept. In this episode, let's talk about how focusing your efforts with your finances leads to faster progress. Head to rhothomas.com/282 for the full episode show no
281 | How to Prioritize Your Finances
Many lawyers find themselves with no money left at the end of the month for their goals. It's all too common, but it doesn't have to be that way. In this episode, let's talk about the best way to prioritize your finances so you can achieve your goals. Head to rhothomas.com/281 for the full episode show notes.
280 | How Jeanne Paid Off Almost $20k While Cash Flowing 3 Trips
My client Jeanne was skeptical about whether she and her husband would ever be able to get out of debt. During our time together, they ended up paying off much more than she ever imagined. In this episode, Jeanne and I chat about our work together, including how much debt she and her husband paid off, the trips they were able to take in the process, and the power of focus in your personal finances
279 | Finish Strong
Don't give up on your goals in the 4th quarter. You still have plenty of time to finish the year strong. In this episode, let's talk about some questions to assess where you are with your goals and what needs to continue or change to ensure you finish the year where you want to be. Head to rhothomas.com/279 for the full episode show notes.
278 | How Ashley and Tim Paid Off $8k and Saved $10k Without Giving Up Vacation
My clients Ashley and Tim make good money, but they could never seem to get ahead with their finances. They had no plan for their money and felt stressed and overwhelmed. All that changed when they reached out to me. In this episode, Ashley, Tim, and I chat about our work together, including how they've been able to pay off almost $8,000 of debt and save $10,000 while still going on vacation and s
277 | Rewind: Change Is Required
I've had a few conversations recently with people who want to keep doing the same things and magically have more savings and no debt. The thing is, if you want to change your finances, something has to change. You can't change staying the same. In this rewind episode, let's talk about the requirement for change, including examples of two attorneys who are not making the changes they want to make i
276 | Buying Our First Rental Property
We’re trying a different investing strategy than the one we’ve used for the previous decade. It’s been an interesting experience so far, and I’m learning a lot. In this episode, let's talk about my husband's and my first rental property and how we're funding the purchase. Head to rhothomas.com/276 for the full episode show notes.
275 | Why We Stopped Contributing to Our Retirement Accounts
My husband and I stopped contributing to our retirement accounts. Personal Finance 101 says you should max out your retirement accounts or at least contribute enough to get the employer match. But we decided to cut our contributions altogether. Are we making a big mistake? In this episode, let’s talk about the reasons behind our decision and what we’re doing instead. Head to rhothomas.com/275 for
274 | Creating Money-Making Assets and a Life You Love with Lauren Klein
Sometimes following the path you're "supposed to" take leads to a life you don't actually want to live. That's exactly what happened to Lauren Klein, Biglaw attorney turned boutique firm owner and money and mindset coach. Through intentional planning and wise money decisions, Lauren has built a business and life she loves. In this episode, Lauren and I talk about her journey, the tools that have h
273 | Your Ethical Duty to Manage Your Money Well
Do lawyers have an ethical duty to manage their money well? I’ve been thinking about this lately—specifically whether our duty to act with integrity is invoked in the way we handle our day-to-day personal finances. In this episode, let’s talk about this question and what to do if you think you’re acting out of integrity with your money. Head to rhothomas.com/273 for the full episode show notes.
272 | Pushing Through the Learning Curve
The early stages of the money journey often feel the most difficult because you're learning a completely new way of doing things. Many lawyers give up at that point, and it's a mistake. In this episode, let's talk about the natural progression of learning and why it's important to push through the learning curve to achieve your goals. Head to rhothomas.com/272 for the full episode show notes.
271 | Consistency Is Key
If you want real success with your finances, you have to be consistent. Too often, lawyers start to see progress and then stop doing the things that created that progress. This leads to falling back into old patterns and sometimes ending up worse off than when they started. In this episode, let's talk about the importance of consistency and staying the course. Head to rhothomas.com/271 for the ful
270 | Transitioning Out of the Law with Jessica Medina
What do you do when you realize your practice isn't working for you, and you want to do something else or leave the law altogether? You turn to an expert like Jessica Medina, who can help you figure out the financial plan to make a transition possible. Jessica is a lawyer turned Accredited Financial Counselor whose specialty is helping lawyers in this exact scenario. In this episode, listen in as
269 | Stop Waiting for the Right Time
Are you waiting for the right time to take control of your finances? It's a common mistake that costs a lot of lawyers a lot of money. In this episode, let's talk about why waiting for the right time can be so costly and why the right time is when you decide it is. Head to rhothomas.com/269 for the full episode show notes.
268 | Celebrating 5 Years of Business and Podcasting
And just like that, half a decade has passed! Somehow I've been in business and recording this podcast for 5 years already. In this episode, celebrate with me as I share what's changed with the podcast, my business, and my life over the last 5 years. Head to rhothomas.com/268 for the full episode show notes.
267 | More Money with Delayed Gratification
Instant gratification keeps too many lawyers stuck in financial messes. I've noticed more and more lawyers struggling with it this summer, and it's robbing them of their goals. In this episode, let's talk about why delayed gratification is a game changer for your finances and some tips to practice it more. Head to rhothomas.com/267 for the full episode show notes.
266 | Work With What You Already Have
Do you believe that all your money problems would be fixed if you made more? It's a common belief, but for lawyers, it's typically not accurate. In fact, most lawyers would be better off if they learned how to work with the money they already have. In this episode, let's talk about why it's a mistake to believe that more money will fix your problems and why it's more important to learn to manage w
265 | Money Tips for People Who Like to Spend
Is there any hope for your finances when you love to spend money? I spoke recently with a friend who told me that her biggest struggle with managing her money has always been her spending habits. During our conversation, I shared a few tips that I teach my clients that I thought would help her. In this episode, listen in as I share those same tips with you. If you love to spend but also want to ma
264 | Money, Life, & Law with Heather Moulder
What do you do when you realize that you don't want to practice law anymore? Or that you want to change practice areas? These are both situations that Heather Moulder found herself in. Heather is a lawyer-turned-business coach who built a career and life on her own terms and teaches other lawyers how to do the same. In this episode, Heather and I discuss the personal and professional challenges sh
263 | How to Prepare to Buy a House
Many of my clients believed they'd never be able to purchase a home, but it turned out they were closer than they thought. Summer is prime homebuying season. Whether you're buying your first or your next home, you want to make sure you're prepared. In this episode, let's talk about some things to consider as you prepare to buy your home, including how much to spend and how to fund your purchase. H
262 | Take the Next Step
Many lawyers get stuck in the cycle of learning about personal finance but not making real changes. But taking action—one step at a time—is the key to transforming your finances. In this episode, let's talk about why taking the next step is important and how each step forward builds momentum for your eventual financial success. Head to rhothomas.com/262 for the full episode show notes.
261 | Putting Money in Its Proper Place
Let's talk about glorifying money and putting it on a pedestal vs. neglecting money and not caring about it. Both extremes can be detrimental to your finances and your experience of life. In this episode, let's talk about these views of money and how to put money in its proper place. Head to rhothomas.com/261 for the full episode show notes.
260 | When You Don't Want to Manage Your Money
Have you ever felt like you just don't want to manage your money? It's something that has come up with multiple attorneys I've talked with. But whether you want to manage your money is the wrong question. In this episode, let's talk about what the correct question is and what to focus on to stay motivated on your money journey. Head to rhothomas.com/260 for the full episode show notes.
259 | Three Layers of Financial Protection
Protecting yourself financially encompasses more than your typical emergency fund. I help my clients implement three layers of protection. Having multiple layers of protection provides multiple safety nets in case of emergencies or unexpected expenses. In this episode, let's talk about the multiple layers of protection you can implement in your finances. Head to rhothomas.com/259 for the full epis
258 | Be Willing to Be Wrong
What if you’re wrong? If you believe there’s nothing you can do to change your finances, you’ll never even try to do anything to change your finances. Sometimes that kind of thinking is the only thing holding us back from the results we want. In this episode, let's talk about how a willingness to be wrong can be the key to unlocking new possibilities and achieving your goals. Head to rhothomas.com
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