The Overcoming Overspending Podcast
The Overcoming Overspending Podcast helps high-achieving women heal their spending habits from the inside out. Hosted by Certified Life Coach Paige Pritchard, it focuses on mindset shifts and practical tools to stop impulse shopping and release money shame. The show emphasizes identity change over restrictive budgets, aiming to align money with personal values. Listeners learn to break free from emotional spending and build financial habits that lead to true wealth and peace.
Episodes
227: How to Become A Future Rich Person with Haley Sacks, aka Mrs. Dow Jones
What does it actually take to build wealth as a woman today? In this episode, I'm joined by Haley Sacks (aka Mrs. Dow Jones) for a powerful conversation about money mindset, overspending, investing, and the identity shifts required to become a "future rich person." Building wealth isn't just about making more money. It's about changing the way you think about money, spending, and yourself. Inside
226: If you're looking for a sign, this is it...
Join Overcoming Overspending HERE Use the code OOPOD to get 2 free months and a copy of the program workbook mailed direcly to you (good through EOD Monday, May 4th). If you've been waiting for a sign to finally get your money together… This is it. In this episode, I'm sharing a simple but powerful shift that might completely change the way you think about money—and why you've been feeling stuc
225: The Identity Shift that Empowers you to Do Hard Things with Julie Mann, Rewire & Rise Coach
What if the reason you're stuck with your money… isn't discipline—but your relationship with discomfort? In this episode, I'm joined by Julie Mann, The Rewire and Rise Coach, to talk about one of the most important (and overlooked) skills you can build: Your ability to do hard things. Because here's the truth: Your brain is wired to seek pleasure, avoid pain, and conserve energy. Which means… by d
224: The Power of Your Perspective
What if the biggest thing keeping you stuck with money… isn't your spending—but your perspective? In this episode, I'm sharing a powerful coaching call from inside the Overcoming Overspending community all about how your mindset shapes your financial reality—and why changing the way you think can completely change the results you create. Because here's the truth: Your circumstances don't determine
223: What to do when you just don't care about your money anymore
If you've ever found yourself thinking… "I just don't care anymore." About your money. About your spending. About fixing it. This episode is for you. Because here's the truth: It's not that you don't care. Something deeper is going on. In this episode, we're unpacking what's really happening when you hit that "I don't care" phase—and how to get yourself out of it. After coaching thousands of women
222: From Avoidance to Action: How to stop hiding and face your money problems head-on
If you feel anxious every time you open your banking app… If you avoid checking your credit card statement… If you secretly wonder how did my spending get this out of control? This episode is for you. After coaching thousands of women on their overspending habits, one pattern shows up again and again: financial avoidance. When you avoid your money, you lose clarity—and when you lose clarity, overs
221: The 4 Ways You're Repelling Money (Without Even Knowing It)
If you make good money but still feel like it disappears faster than it comes in… this episode might explain why. Most women think overspending is a budgeting problem. But after coaching thousands of women struggling with impulse shopping and emotional spending, I've seen the same pattern again and again: You might actually be repelling it without realizing it. In this episode, I'm breaking down 4
220: The Impulsive to Intentional Spender Shift: My 3 Pillar Approach That Transforms Your Spending
If you've ever made a purchase you instantly regretted — or wondered why you keep impulse spending even though you "know better" — this episode is for you. In this masterclass-style episode, Paige walks you through her three core pillars for going from impulsive spending to intentional spending — without restriction, guilt, or rigid rules. You'll learn why impulse spending isn't actually about the
219: My Spending Secret Weapon to Delay Gratification & Make Aligned Choices (Financial Future You)
Why is it so hard to make decisions today that benefit you years from now? In this episode, we're diving into one of the most powerful — and underused — tools for long-term financial change: Future Financial You. You'll learn why most people struggle to delay gratification, why saving and long-term planning feel unnatural to the brain, and how the lack of connection to your future self keeps you s
218: Interest vs. Commitment: Why Most People Give Up on Their Goals, and How to Be the One Who Doesn't
Why do so many people start the year feeling motivated — and then quietly give up on their goals just weeks later? In this episode, we're breaking down the real reason most goals don't stick, and it has nothing to do with discipline, willpower, or motivation. The real issue is that most people approach their goals with interest instead of commitment — and when uncertainty shows up, they quit. You'
217: The Power of Possibility: Thinking Bigger To Become Your Wealthiest Self in 2026
What if the reason you haven't created the life you know you're capable of has nothing to do with discipline, intelligence, or motivation — and everything to do with what your brain believes is "realistic" for you? In this episode, we're diving deep into the neuroscience behind possibility, belief, and why so many high-achieving women stay stuck repeating the same year over and over — even when
216: Wanting What You Already Have: The Antidote to Scarcity
This week, we're shifting out of the intensity of the past few episodes and into a more grounding, heart-opening practice — one that can completely transform how you feel about your life, your money, and your daily emotional experience. Inside today's episode, Paige walks you through one of the most powerful mindset tools she teaches her clients: learning to want what you already have. You'll expl
215: Problems are forever: Pick yours with purpose
We live in a world obsessed with "fixing" problems — fixing our flaws, fixing our money, fixing our lives. But what if the goal was never to eliminate problems… but to choose better ones? In this episode, Paige reframes the entire concept of "having problems" and shows you why a problem-free life is not only impossible… it's undesirable. She breaks down the difference between low-quality problems
214: Are you creating your own suffering? A deep dive into Clean vs. Dirty Pain
What if most of your emotional suffering isn't coming from your circumstances—but from the way you're responding to them? In this episode, Paige unpacks the life-changing concept of clean pain vs. dirty pain—a framework that helps you understand the difference between necessary pain that expands you and self-created suffering that keeps you stuck. You'll learn: The key difference between clean a
213: The Promises Behind Your Purchases: Why you're never really buying what you think you are
In this eye-opening episode of the Overcoming Overspending Podcast, Paige reveals the deeper emotional layers behind every purchase you make. Whether it's a $22 smoothie, a new planner, or luxury skincare, you're not just buying a product—you're buying a promise. Paige walks you through the 5 Ps of purchasing and introduces powerful new shopper archetypes like The Fixer, The Prover, and The Chamel
212: 10 Money Ironies that will completely change how you see and spend your money
You've been told that more money means more freedom, that success brings security, and that buying what you want will make you feel better. But what if everything you believed about money... is wrong? In this episode, Paige peels back the curtain on 10 deeply ironic truths about money — moments where what we expect from spending, saving, or earning completely contradicts what we actually experienc
211: Overspending on Gifts: When "More" or Expensive Starts to Mean Love
Do you secretly believe the more expensive or extravagant the gift, the more love it shows? In this episode, Paige pulls back the curtain on the gift-giving guilt spiral that fuels so much unnecessary overspending — especially during the holidays. She explores why we associate "meaningful" with "expensive" or "voluminous," how our culture reinforces that belief, and why even thoughtful gift-givers
210: How to stop a spending snowball
Is your spending starting to feel… a little out of control? Like you've gone from "just one thing" to "how did we get here?" In today's episode, Paige breaks down what she calls the Spending Snowball — a powerful (and surprisingly common) psychological spiral that turns one small, innocent purchase into a runaway avalanche of overspending. You'll learn how to spot the signs early, understand the d
209: My 6 Rules for Using Credit Cards Responsibly, Without Overspending
Credit cards aren't the enemy—but how you use them determines whether they work for you or against you. In this episode, Paige breaks down how to build a healthy, empowered relationship with credit cards so they become a tool for your financial growth instead of a trap keeping you stuck in overspending, stress, and guilt. You'll learn: • The six essential habits of women who use credit cards resp
208: Abundance without Burnout: Building a Life of "And" with Tiffany Sauder
What if your life didn't have to be a trade-off? CEO, mom of four, and "Life of And" creator Tiffany Sauder joins me this week to share a practical, compassionate way to stop living in either/or and start building a full, values-aligned life where self, career, and family coexist. We talk about starting with "triage" (fix the thing causing the most bleed first), the power of explicit agreements at
207: Aspirational Spending: Why "Buying to Become" Keeps You Broke and Dissatisfied
That overflowing cart isn't just stuff—it's an attempt to buy a future version of you. In this solo episode, Paige breaks down aspirational spending: purchases you make to "become" someone you're not (yet), why it drains your money and self-worth, and how to pivot to aligned, identity-rooted choices. In this episode, you'll learn: How Maslow's Hierarchy shows up in our carts (and why self-actual
206: How To Trust Yourself with Money with Emily Romero, Creator of The Self-Trust Model
Do you ever feel like you can't trust yourself with money—or even with the promises you make to yourself? You're not alone. In this episode of the Overcoming Overspending Podcast, I sit down with self-trust expert Emily Romero, creator of the Self-Trust Model and author of You Can Trust Yourself. Together, we unpack why self-trust is the foundation of real change—and how rebuilding it can complete
205: Finding Forgiveness for Your Financial Failures
We've all made money mistakes—some small, some that feel too big to speak aloud. In this episode, we're tackling one of the hardest but most powerful parts of your financial transformation: forgiveness. If you've ever felt weighed down by shame, regret, or self-judgment over past money decisions, this is the episode you didn't know you needed. Paige breaks down: Why we've been conditioned to see
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204: Grief, Loss, and How It Impacts Your Spending with Grief Counselor Edie Alvarez
Grief doesn't just show up as sadness—it shows up in your focus, your energy, your relationships… and your bank account. In this deeply compassionate episode, I'm joined by grief counselor Edie Alvarez to explore the intersection of loss and spending—and how unprocessed grief can quietly shape your financial decisions in ways you may not even realize. Whether you've lost a loved one, a version of
203: Career Crossroads: What to Do When You Know It's Time for Something New with Certified Career Coach Meghan McCaffery
Your career isn't just a paycheck, it's a reflection of your identity, your values, and your power. In this episode, I'm joined by Certified Career Coach Meghan McCaffery to talk about one of the most pivotal (and paralyzing) questions we can face on our wealth building journies: What do I do when I know this job isn't it, but I don't know what's next? If you've been feeling stuck, misaligned, or
202: The Art of Splurging with Michela Allocca from Break Your Budget
You've heard the warnings about overspending. But what if the real block to your wealth is… not spending enough? In this episode, I'm joined by Michela Allocca, the founder of Break Your Budget, to explore something rarely talked about in the financial world: the art of splurging. We dive deep into how spending more in the areas that light you up and less in the ones that you don't isn't reckless
201: Ditch your Debt without Drama with Debt Expert Leslie Tayne, Esq.
If you've been carrying the weight of debt—quietly, shamefully, and alone—this episode is your invitation to lay it down and start fresh. In this detailed and empowering conversation, I sit down with Leslie Tayne, an attorney and the auhtor of Life & Debt. Leslie has spent over 20 years helping people shift their mindset around debt and she believes debt doesn't have to be a source of shame but
200: The 4 stories that keep you, your life, and your money stuck and small
If you've ever felt like you "should be further along by now" but can't quite figure out why you keep spiraling back into the same patterns—this episode is for you. In today's conversation, we're unpacking four sneaky stories that high-achieving women like you unknowingly carry—stories that keep your life, your money, and your potential small and stagnant. These aren't just passing thoughts.They a
199: Breaking the trend cycle and building style with substance with Christina Mychas
If you've ever found yourself with a closet full of clothes and nothing to wear—or wondering why your latest haul still leaves you feeling unsatisfied—this episode is for you. This week on the podcast I'm joined by Christina Mychas, a second-time guest on the show and the founder of Minimalist-ish. Christina is a YouTuber, author, wardrobe stylist and pharmacist who specializes in exploring the in
198: Scroll Less, Spend Smarter: How to Stop Social Media from Draining Your Bank Account
How much of your life, time, and money are you giving away to your phone and to social media apps? For the average person, it's two hours and twenty minutes each day. That's one waking day each week that goes towards your phone. In this week's episode we are diving into the world of social media. How it's impacting your time, mental well-being, and wallet and then also exploring how you can put bo
197: How To Raise A Future Millionaire with Rachel Rodgers, Author of Future Millionaire
Are you raising a future millionaire, or uninentionally setting your child up for a future of financial struggle, hardship, or entitlement down the line? To breakdown this conversation I'm welcome Rachel Rodgers on the show, the Author of Future Millionaire: A Young Person's Step-by-Step Guide To Making Wealth Inevitable. Rachel is an entrepreneur, investor, and founder of a multi-million dollar
196: Get Your Kid College Ready and Help Them Graduate Debt Free with Shellee Howard, Founder of College Ready
Making sure your child is college ready can be an overwhelming, confusing, and illusive process. How do you know if your child is college ready? What should you and your child be focusing on to ensure they are competitive and stand out throughout the admissions process? When should you even start thinking about college for your child and what are common pitfalls you need to avoid? These questions
195: The Connection Between your Friendships & Finances with Danielle Bayard Jackson
Is money ruining your friendships? Can you even afford your friendships? A 2024 study found that 21% of survey respondents have lost a friendship over money and 26% feel financially incompatible with their friends. Another study published in 2023 found that 36% of American Gen Z and millenniaals have a friend who "drives them to overspending". Needless to say, your friendships and money are more
194: Dating with more joy, clarity, and confidence with Lily Womble, Founder of Date Brazen
One of the most significant choices we make that impacts our money is our long-term romantic partnerships. And where does every long-term romantic partnership start? With dating! This week on The Money Love Podcast I'm joined by dating coach and the founder of Date Brazen, Lily Womble, to have a conversation on how to navigate the dating process with more joy, clarity, and confidence. Lily and
193: Decluttering and Downsizing Your Spaces with Judy Granlee-Gates
Is your home feeling cluttered, disorganized, and choatic? If so, then look no further for decluttering inspiration and insights than this week's episode of The Money Love Podcast with decluttering expert, Judy Granlee Gates. Judy helps her clients who are overwhelmed with clutter create beautiful and peaceful environments. She teaches people how to change their mindset and stop letting their thin
192: Financial Compatibility, Conflict, & Abuse in your Relationship with Nikki Tucker
Is money a main source of tension and conflict in your relationship? If so, you and your partner might not be financially compatible. Money is one of the leading causes of divorces today, and while we tend to focus on other types of compatibility with our partner, financial compatibility and intimacy is one important factor that we often ignore and neglect. So how do you know if you and your partn
191: How to stop Procrastinating & Beat The Tomorrow Syndrome
Are you someone who is constantly putting off tasks with your money off until tomorrow or "later"? Do you tell yourself "one last time!" when it comes to making changes with your behavior or consumption? If so, you struggle with procrastination and it's a form of self sabotage that is standing in the way of reaching your full financial potential. In this week's episode of the podcast we're diving
190: Are you being a mean girl to your money?
Are you being a mean girl to your money? In this week's episode we're diving into how strong and healthy your relationship with money is and the signs to tell if you're treating your money with admiration, care, and respect or with judgement and contempt. If you're loving the podcast please take a couple of minutes to leave a review of the show, and if you're wanting to take the work we do on th
189: What to do When You Can't Afford Something
Not being able to afford something is a financial circumstance we all deal with. For most of us, there will always be a list of things we desire, but don't have the money for. But why is not being able to afford something so painful to us? Is it becuase of the lack of money? Or is it becuase of what we make the "lack" of money mean? Trying to escape the discomfort of unmet desire is what drives so
188: Expensive vs Valuable
Is that thing you're buying expensive or valuable? Is it actually expensive or do you just perceive it as being expesive? We often confuse or conflate the two, thinking that all things that are expensive are valuable and vice versa. But what if something can be inexpensive and expensive at the same time? What if something can be inexpensive and also highly valuable? In this week's episode of The
187: Setting Up Your Spending System with Shana and Vanessa, The Budget Besties
You don't need another budget. You need a spending system. So many people give up on budgeting after putting their expenses on paper and then fail to implement it in their real life. A budget will do you no good if it's not guiding your everyday decisions while also helping you reach your long-term financial goals automatically. Instead of creating another budget that you'll ultimately give up on,
186: The Childfree Choice and How It Impacts Your Financial Planning with Bri Conn from Childfree Wealth
One of the decisions that will have the biggst impact on your wealth building journey is your choice to be childree or not. Those who choose to be childfree have a different set of circumstances they need to factor into their financial planning. Becuase of this, you need to look at your wealth building through a different lens to support the goals and lifestyle you want to build as a childfree per
185: Become A Meal Planning Master with Meal Planning Expert, Mandy Klentz
If you're coming into the new year with resolutions to save money and be healthier, look no further than this week's episode with meal planning expert, Mandy Klentz! In 2024 Mandy's instragram (@plandy.mandy) took off when she started sharing the budget-friendly recipes that have made meal time easier for her family. She began turning her family's meal plans into downloadable PDFs so other busy fa
184: Values-Based Spending & Buying What You Love with Jen Smith, Co-Host of The Frugal Friends Podcast
Many of us think of spending as something you just... do. You make money, and spend it. But in fact, spending isn't something that just happens. It's a skill. It's a practice that you can refine over time and use as a tool to make your life as beauitful and valuable as it can be. One of the most important components of learning the skill of spending is aligning your spending with your values and h
183: Stop Escaping & Wake Up To Your Life with Emily Judice
Does it feel like your life is running on auto-pilot? The days feel frantic and run together, and your goal is to make it to the weekends so you can escape and then do it all over again. Sound familiar? If you're ready to go into 2025 making sustainable change in your mindset, health, and wealth then look no further then this week's episode of The Money Love Podcast with my amazing friend, guest,
182: How to Stop People-Pleasing with your Purchases with Victoria Albina, NP, MHP
If you are a recovering people-pleaser (like myself) who has a history of using your money and purchases to buy the attention, validation, and approval of others... this is an episode of The Money Love Podcast that you simply cannot miss. This week on the podcast I'm talking with the brillant and capivating Victoria Albina who is a Functional Medicine Nurse Practitioner, a Certified Breathwork Med
181: Overcome overconsumption and slow down your shopping with Kara Perez, Author of Green Money
If you feel like you've gotten yourself on the overconsumption hamster wheel and you're ready to get off, then this week's episode of the podcast is for you. This week I'm talking with the brillant Kara Perez, founder of Bravely Go and Author of Green Money. In this conversation Kara and I dive into the world of overconsumption: how we got here, how our spending habits have changed in the recent
180: Believe Beyond Your Limits To Build Your Financial Resiliency with Grace Vandecruz
In this inspiring and uplifting episode of The Money Love Podcast I'm talking with Grace Vandecruz, an international best-selling author, business executive, thought leader, entrepreneur, financial advisor, and CPA who brings forth a tale of resilience and transformation from homeless to millionaire. Grace's story will no doubt inspire you and have you believing beyond your current limits. We di
179: Reprogram Your Subconscious Identity To Break Harmful Habits and Get What You Want with Jim Fortin
Are you feeling frustrated becuase no matter how many budgets you put in place, or how much you manipulate your external environment you continue to self-sabotage? Are you engaging in habits that you know are harmful to you, but you can't seem to break them? If this sounds like you, then this transformational episode of The Money Love Podcast is for you. In this episode I'm talking with Jim Fortin
178: How To Have A Debt-Free & Obligation Free Holiday Season with Monica Denais
It's hard to believe that another holiday season is upon us. If you're someone who typically relies on credit card debt to get you through a holiday season that is filled with obligation after obligation, then this is an episode of the Money Love Podcast that you cannot miss. This is a special episode of the show, becuase in this conversation I was a guest on another podcast, Cafe With Monica, H
177: Four Harsh Money Truths You Need To Hear with Dr. Brad Klontz & Adrian Brambila
In this episode of The Money Love Podcast it's time for some tough love. We're exploring four hard money truths that you might not want to hear, but need to hear in order to start thinking rich. These hard truths will help you challenge and replace the limiting money beliefs that have been keeping you trapped, broke, and playing small with your money. For this conversation I have Dr. Brad Klontz &
176: The Heart & Spirituality of Your Money with Author and CFP, Julie Murphy
On this episode of The Money Love Podcast we're talking about the heart and spirituality of your money with Author and CEO of JMC Wealth Management, Julie Murphy. Julie bridges finances with spirituality, helping people explore the connection between our emotions and money. Paige and Julie discuss the difference between being income affluent and asset affluent, how you can get yourself out of the
175: Analyzing Addiction with the Host of the Addiction Unlimited Podcast, Angela Pugh
On this episode of The Money Love Podcast we're diving into the topic of addiction with the host of the Addiction Unlimited Podcast, Angela Pugh. Angela has worked in the addiction/recovery space for 15+ years and has worked with thousands of people on all things sobriety. Paige and Angela discuss how to know if you have an addition to a substance or a behavior, what having an "addictive personali
174: Avoiding Burnout, Pivoting, and Quitting with Purpose in your Career with Amina AlTai
On this week's episode of The Money Love Podcast I'm talking all things career health with executive coach, Amina AlTai. Amina is a coach, podcast host, proud immigrant, and chronic illness advocate. Paige and Amina discuss how to avoid burnout at work, how to know when it's time to pivot in your career, how to quite without burning bridges, why nervous system regulation at work is so important to
173: Negotiate Successfully As A Woman with Kathryn Valentine
There are few things that can have a bigger impact on your earning potential over your career than the decision to negotiate. But how can you navigate the negotiation process with confidence without facing backlash? Negotiation in the workplace can be a delicate and tricky dance and there's also a lot of traditional negotiation advice out there that isn't meant for women. So how can you negotiate
172: Dying To Be Good with the Host of the Emotionally Uncomfortable Podcast, Heather Chauvin
Are you someone who always pours into others before you take care of yourself? You make sure the kids, spouse, employees, friends and pets all have what they need before you take care of your own needs. If this sounds like you, you might be dying to be good. This was the story of this week's guest, Heather Chauvin, who after a stage 4 cancer diagnosis in her twenties was pushed to take a deeper st
171: Face Your Fear with The School of Becoming Founder, Tracy Litt
What do you fear and how is your fear keeping you from reaching your highest potential? Fear of failure? Fear of rejection? Fear of abandonment? Fear of other people's opinions? Fear is one of our most primitive (and in actual danger) helpful emotions. It is woven into our DNA to protect us, keep us safe, and ensure our survival. However, most fear that we experience in the modern world is unprodu
170: Go From Financially Stressed To Secure with the Founder of Arise Financial Coaching, Nicole Stanley
Many of us are no strangers to feeling stressed about our financial situation. But how do we break out of this stress cycle and go from feeling financially stressed to financially secure? This week's guest is helping us do just that. We're breaking down what creates the financial stress in the first place, the 4 phases you need to go through in your money journey to become more financially secure,
169: How to Drop The Shame Of Your Credit Card Debt
Would you be brave enough to share with the internet that you're $40,000 in credit card debt? This week's guest did just that. This is an inspiring and eye opening conversation that will inspire you to dismantle the shame of your debt. You can find all of Lana's information below. Enjoy. Work with Paige: ONLINE MASTERCLASS: Why smart, successful women overspend - and what really works the brea
168: Ask Better Questions To Save & Make More Money with Author & Personal Finance Expert, Matt Schulz
Want to know one of the most underutilized ways to save yourself tons of money and also to make more money? Asking questions. In this episode of The Money Love Podcast Paige is speaking with Personal Finance Expert & Author Matt Schulz on how asking better questions can save you tons of money and also help you make more. Paige and Matt dive into questions you need to be asking with your debt, cred
167: How To Enjoy The Journey with Life & Money Coach, Germaine Foley
Are you someone who keeps telling yourself you can't feel happy, succsessful, or secure until you reach your next big financial or life milestone? If this sounds like you, you're getting stuck in the arrival fallacy, and this week's episode of The Money Love Podcast is one that will pull you back into the present moment and help you enjoy the journey. This week I'm joined by my friend and colleagu
166: How to Confidently Navigate the Home Buying Process With Home Buying Expert, Stacie Rihl
If you feel like home ownership is in your future, look no further than this week's episode so you can confidently navigate the home buying process. In this week's episode of The Money Love Podcast Paige is talking with Stacie Rihl, a former realtor, mortgage broker, and a home buying expert who has helped thousands of first time home buyers navigate the home buying process with clarity and ease.
165: How To Save Hundreds on Your Monthly Grocery Bill with Grocery Saving Expert, Rachel Coons
Ready to slash your grocery bill by hundreds of dollars each month? Look no further than this week's episode of The Money Podcast with grocery saving expert, Rachel Coons. Rachel helps her community cut their grocery budget in half while still saving themselves time, effort, and sanity. In this episode we dive into Rachels strategies that she used to reduce her family of six grocery budget from
164: How To Transform Your Relationship with Alcohol with Drinking Coach, Colleen Kachmann
How would you describe your relationship with alcohol? It's complicated? On a break? Completely broken up? Well get ready to see alcohol and your relationship with it in an entirely new way with this week's guest, Colleen Kachmann. Colleen Kachmann is a recovery-certified Master Coach and host of the globally ranked It's Not About the Alcohol podcast. Colleen uses holistic, evidence-based strategi
163: Breaking Free From The Belief of Being Behind
Do you constantly find yourself comparing your timeline and accomplishments to others? Are yu constantly saying "I thought I would be farther along by now". If so, it's time to drop the timelines that aren't serving you and break free from the feeling of being behind. In this week's episode of the Money Love Podcast, join Paige as she addresses feelings of being behind in various aspects of life,
162: The Dangers of Credit Card Debt (and a tool that can help) with the CEO of Sequin, Vrinda Gupta
Have you gotten yourself into financial trouble in the past becuase of over extending yourself using a credit card? If you have, you're not alone. Knowing how to use credit cards as a beneficial tool is a game (that many of us are never taught), and each of us needs to determine if we know the rules to the credit card game and if we feel like we can follow the rules well to win the game. For some
161: Why You Should Strive To Be Self-Centered with Master Coach & Author, Hilary Silver
Do you view being self-centered as a good or a bad thing? Many of us (especially women) have been conditioned to be selfless rather than being self-centered. We have learned that others come first and we come last. That the needs and preferences of others always outweigh our own. But often what this creates is a reality where you not only deprioritize yourself, you move so far away from yourself t
160: Increase your Net Worth by increasing your Self-Worth with The Confidence & Assertiveness Specialist, Talia Bombola
One of the quickest ways to increase your net worth is by increasing your self-worth. This is becuase the way you feel about yourself and how much you actually like yourself impacts your finances in a massive way. Often low levels of self-worth and confidence will be reflected back in how you make, manage, and spend your money. Self hatred and self loathing are wildly expensive. Self worth, self c
159: The Power of "No"
What's your relationship with the word "no"? Do you view saying "no" as the thing that is keeping you from living the life you want? Does the version of happiness and financial freedom that your striving for look like being able to say "yes" to everything? If so, this could mean that you need to re-examine your relationship with the word "no" so that you can start seeing the power in saying "no" m
158: The Cost of Infertility with Infertility and Pregnancy Loss Coach, Sarah Brandell
Infertility is a burden in every sense and it's a journey that comes with no guarantees. It can cost you your mental and emotional peace, your financial resources, strain your partnership and place pressure on other relationships. With one and ten women in the US suffering from infertility it's likely that either yourself or a woman that you know will go through this difificult journey on the path
157: How To Start Investing with Tess Waresmith, Investing Educator and Founder of Wealth With Tess
Ready to start investing but have no idea where or how to start? Look no further than this week's value packed episode of The Money Love Podcast. This week Paige is chatting with Tess Waresmith, investing educator and Founder of Wealth with Tess all about how to start investing. This conversation will completely shift the way you view investing from being something that is ellusive and intimidatin
156: How To Rewrite Your Money Story
Your past simply exists in your head as the memories and stories you have about things that no longer exist. The stories that you tell around your financial past make up your money story, and most people have a money story that they use against their own good. When you have a disempowering story about your money past, you will waste time wishing it was different that it was and you will also conti
155: The Creation VS. Consumption Choice
Are you someone who spends most of your time creating or consuming? The world that we live in glamorizes and encourages overconsumption. Becuase of that we spend much of our life passively consuming food, alcohol, social media, and stuff which get's us stuck on the never-ending overconsumption hamster wheel. What would life look like if we could spend more of our time creating? Creating more love,
154: How To Not Lose Your Mind with One-Of-A-Kind Buys
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153: How To Set Your Kids Up For Financial Success with Andy Hill from Marriage, Kids, and Money
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151: Credit Card Mistakes
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149: Dreading your Debt? Do a Debt Sprint.
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