Get the Hell Out of Debt
Award-winning author Erin Skye Kelly and her best friend Keri Blakeney host this engaging podcast about financial literacy and behavior change. They make learning about money fun, sharing practical advice to help listeners take control of their finances and pay off debt. With Erin's experience helping thousands eliminate millions in debt, the show offers actionable strategies without the usual boredom of money talk.
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Hot Buns And Extra Funds
A full-time teacher wants to launch a porch bakery, eliminate the family’s debt, and help her husband retire fully within three years. The baked goods may be sweet, but mixing business and personal money can create a sticky mess. In this Naked Money Meeting, Erin unwraps the delicious little business model that could help make it happen, provided nobody eats the inventory.
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Financial Condoms
Does a landlord keep life insurance after the mortgage is paid off? Can a debt-crushing family pause its progress before a new baby arrives? Two women bring very different questions about the same seductive financial fantasy: that the plan should continue exactly as expected, even when life changes the conditions.
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The Orgasm And Financial Chasm
Women have been taught how to behave with money, but have they been taught how to make it perform? From shame and inaccurate education to investing, negotiation, and asking for what actually works, this Naked Money Meeting gets intimate with the cultural conditioning that leaves too many women financially unsatisfied. There is no prize for grinding it out the hard way.
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Jen: Moving Forward Isn't Leaving Them Behind
In the final episode of this three-part series, Jen came looking for help with debt, investing, and ambition. But beneath the numbers sat a loss she was still carrying and a few final tasks she could not bring herself to complete. Erin helps Jen see what happens when financial admin becomes emotionally loaded, moving forward feels like betrayal, and one brave email asks her to become visible again
Jen: Get Rejected, Get Rich
In the second of this three part series, Jen cannot imagine finding $5,000 for herself without crumbling under the pressure. Ask her to find it for someone else, however, and possibility suddenly appears. In this follow-up conversation, Erin gets beneath people-pleasing, self-rejection, and the costly ways women abandon themselves before anyone else has the chance.
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Jen: Stop Shrinking The Dream
In the first of this three part series, you’ll meet Jen. What if “being reasonable” is sometimes fear wearing a sensible little outfit? When a high-achieving woman decides she may simply want too much, Erin asks what she would do if finding $5,000 today were non-negotiable. The answer exposes a tender spot that has very little to do with money.
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Before You Get In Bed With The Business
Your husband’s company is booming, the owners are offering him a seat at the table, and a tiny slice of the business costs a cool quarter of a million dollars. Enticing? Absolutely. But before anyone slips into bed with a private company, there are a few intimate financial details worth exposing.
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Your Credit Score Is Sleeping With Your Insurer
Mysterious scoring systems, commitment issues, aggressive suitors, and paperwork that knows exactly how financially attractive you are - insurance shopping has everything a woman could want. In this Naked Money Meeting, Erin and Keri explore the surprisingly intimate connection between your financial history and insurance costs. Saddle up!
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Your Money Changes When You Do
If your credit cards keep seducing you, your emergency fund is dressed for the stock market, and your budget feels far too negative to look at, who is responsible for the morning after? One listener arrives hot, bothered, and ready to quit. This Naked Money Meeting gets into blame, ownership, and the seductive little stories we tell when the numbers refuse to flatter us.
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Being Nice Is Expensive
She has spent three years cleaning up the family finances. He has spent three years telling the kids to “ask Mom.” Then a relative’s wedding plans introduce a surprisingly revealing use for retirement savings, and the conversation gets intimate fast. In this Naked Money Meeting, Erin and Keri slip between the sheets of money, marriage, power, and the exhausting cost of always being the responsible
Your Financial Body Count
We’ve all slept with a few bad financial decisions. Some disappeared after one expensive night, some keep texting in the form of recurring charges, and others are still lurking in an account you haven’t checked since your “I’m going to become an investor” era. In this Naked Money Meeting, Erin and Keri examine what your financial body count reveals about your patterns, and whether any of those old
Your Husband Is Not A Retirement Plan
You may share a bed, a home, and a comfortable lifestyle, but could you run your financial life if your partner suddenly disappeared from it? In this Naked Money Meeting, Erin and Keri get intimate with the difference between having money and actually understanding it, especially when one person holds the passwords, manages the portfolio, and knows where all the (financial) bodies are buried. 
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Encore: When Can I Take A Vacation?
Revisiting this episode offers a thoughtful look at knowing when to postpone a vacation and when an experience is worth making room for.
When it comes to money, the right answer isn’t always consistent. It depends on the context. Erin and Keri discuss two situations involving travel and financial pressure, where one decision could set you back… and the other might actually matter more than the nu
Encore: You Only Live Once Spending
We are bringing you this episode again because its compassionate advice on navigating grief without spending away your financial security deserves another listen.
It’s been a rough year for one of our listeners, and like so many of us, she turned to “experience spending” to soothe the ache. But now the financial hangover has kicked in. Erin and Keri unpack what happens when emotional survival mee
Encore: When Can I Treat Myself?
This episode is back for an encore because its advice on celebrating without slipping into old spending habits is worth hearing at every stage of the debt-free journey.
Our community's rock star, Cynthia, is *this close* to paying off her last debt, and she has a question about whether she should be treating herself to celebrate her wins. Erin's advice might surprise you. Can you balance joy and
Encore: Get Your Business Out Of Debt
This encore episode has essential advice on keeping personal money out of your business and building a company that can sustain itself.
Erin advises against bailing out your business with personal funds, emphasizing the importance of generating revenue, managing cash flow, and avoiding unnecessary debt. Learn why a business must be self-sustaining and profitable, and how strategies like allowing
Encore: What’s Your Work Worth?
Revisit this encore episode for its clear, practical guidance on paying yourself without starving your business of the cash it needs to grow.
Ever poured your heart, and countless hours, into a business while your bank account stays stubbornly quiet? Erin and Keri tackle the money talk too many women avoid: when to finally start paying yourself. Erin reveals how to balance loans, cash flow, and y
Encore: Scaling Your Business While Tackling Debt
This encore episode is worth another listen for its practical breakdown of how business owners can build a financial safety net without losing focus on growing their business.
If you’re juggling credit card debt and trying to grow your business without losing your mind, this episode is your new secret weapon. Erin and Keri talk about how to stop reacting and start planning strategically, when to
Encore: Do You Interfere With Your Friend’s Money Mistakes?
This encore returns as a timeless reminder that caring about someone doesn’t mean taking responsibility for their choices.
A listener sent in a question about her friend's whopping 40% 'murder interest' - Erin has some opinions about this! Listen in for insightful tips on how to navigate the tricky waters of finance and friendships.
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Encore: Five Money Mistakes To Avoid
The path to financial progress isn’t always perfect, and knowing how to keep moving forward is a lesson worth hearing again.
Emily sent in a note asking how to learn from and get over their mistakes quicker while they are paying off debt. Erin outlines 5 main pitfalls couples face as they work to Get The Hell Out Of Debt, and she offers practical advice on overcoming your financial missteps. 
Encore: Cash-Tastrophes
This encore episode offers a practical framework for turning an expensive mistake into a useful lesson and building stronger financial habits afterward.
She wanted an affordable way to get around. He wanted to upsell a bike. Can you guess who won? What happens next isn’t about shame, it’s about reclaiming control. Erin and Keri peel back the layers of impulse spending, sneaky marketing tricks, an
Encore: Nicole + Michael Pay Off $53,146.39
We’re replaying this episode because Nicole and Michael show what can happen when two people stop waiting to feel motivated at the same time and start working the same plan.
For Nicole and Michael, Erin’s book Get The Hell Out Of Debt showed up at exactly the right time. What started as curiosity quickly turned into action, and that action turned into over $53,000 in debt paid off. If you’ve ever
Encore: Jessica Pays Off $157,200.26 In 2 Years
Jessica’s story is the kind of reminder worth hearing twice: lasting financial change doesn’t come from doing money perfectly, but from finding a way forward that actually works for your life.
For Jessica, hitting her breaking point didn’t come with perfect timing or a clear plan, just a realization that she was done living a life that didn’t feel like hers. What followed wasn’t about restriction
Encore: Suzanne Pays Off $85,000 In 23 Months
We chose this episode for an encore because Suzanne’s story is a powerful reminder that getting your money handled can change far more than your bank balance.
What happens when a capable, high-achieving woman realizes her biggest financial issue isn’t income or intelligence…it’s avoidance. Suzanne walks through the mindset shifts, habits, and decisions that helped her move from overwhelmed to ste
Encore: Invest Or Pay Down Your Mortgage?
This one was worth bringing back because the question hasn’t changed, and neither has the fact that there’s no one-size-fits-all answer.
Erin takes on the most asked mortgage question and it's not as simple as you might think. If you’ve ever felt the pressure to make “the smart move” without really knowing what that means for your unique situation, listen up! Erin’s got some surprising insight th
Encore: This 100% Is Going To Happen
We tend to put off the thing that protects us the most, which is exactly why this episode is worth another listen. It’s one of the simplest ways to safeguard the people you love from a financial mess.
Find out what financial product Erin avoids because she is an introvert. Listen to hear how it turned her into an extrovert.
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Encore: Predict How Wealthy You’ll Be
We chose this episode for an encore because building wealth gets a whole lot easier when you stop guessing about your future and start making decisions today that actually shape it.
You're not reckless, but you are ready for more. More security, more freedom, more “I’ve got this” energy when it comes to your money. Erin breaks down the surprisingly simple (but wildly overlooked) habits that help
Encore: Kids And Extracurriculars
Parenting can feel expensive and overwhelming, so we're bringing back this conversation because it's practical advice on balancing your family's finances with what matters most.
How do you manage money when you have a lot of kids who are busy?
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Encore: Kids And Money
This conversation is a timely reminder that the adults in a child's life can shape their financial future simply by asking better questions and creating opportunities to learn.
Shanna is a financially savvy auntie who wants to teach the kids in her life about money without overstepping with the parents. This episode covers how to be a positive financial role model and help the next generation dev
Encore: The Cost Of Fertility
We brought this conversation back because Erin's perspective on when debt may actually align with your values is one of the most thought-provoking discussions we've ever had.
Are you wondering how people actually afford babies, especially if you have to go about it in a non-traditional way? Whether you’re contemplating IVF, freezing eggs, or just freezing with anxiety over the price tag, this epi
Encore: Don't Kill The Goose
This is one of our most important conversations about unexpected money.
Erin is adamant about safeguarding financial windfalls. She teaches how important it is to build your money muscles first, then create something bigger and better with your money that can become a legacy.
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Encore: Investing While You Have Debt?
We're bringing this episode back because it's one of our best reminders that getting out of debt is only half the journey.
Erin will help you figure out whether you should pause contributions while paying off debt or whether you need to get into the market NOW - and how to make sure your investments are set up for real growth.
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Encore: How Do I Get Out Of Debt?
We're revisiting this episode because it's a masterclass in turning overwhelming debt into an actionable plan.
Vicki has some debt and she wants to understand the process. Erin and Keri talk through her options.
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Encore: The Most Important Success Trait
We're bringing back this episode because changing your finances starts with changing the way you think, feel, and show up around money.
It's something that is often misunderstood, but it's the key to everything. You want to change your health? You need this characteristic. You want better relationships? You need this characteristic. You want to end your money struggles? Work on this characteristi
Encore: When Financial Stress Makes You Unwell
We're revisiting this episode because lasting financial change begins with healing your relationship with money and yourself.
Get ready to bookmark this episode! Aeriss says money is making her sick. Erin shares powerful techniques to shift from a mindset of scarcity and frustration to one of gratitude and abundance. Discover how small lifestyle changes can ease stress and support positive financ
Encore: Resourcefulness Is The Ultimate Resource
We're revisiting this episode because learning to become more resourceful can change your finances faster than waiting for more resources.
What if birthdays didn’t cost you money but rather made you money? Erin and Keri share an ingenious idea from inside the Get the Hell Out of Debt community that turns clutter into cash and generosity into momentum. This episode is all about using creativity to
Encore: We Need To Talk
In today’s Encore episode, we bringing back a favorite because learning how to navigate money as a couple is one of the most important conversations you'll ever have.
Sometimes love, partnership, and money just don’t split evenly, and it shows up in your bank balance before it shows up in your relationship. Erin and Keri walk through what happens when one partner’s money is building wealth, while
Encore: Should I Pay His Debt, Too?
We're bringing back this Encore episode to revisit one of our most valuable conversations about money and relationships.
An amazing woman in the Get The Hell Out Of Debt community is just days away from crushing $70K in consumer debt. Cue the confetti! But her partner hasn’t started his journey. Should she pitch in and help him pay off debt? This episode dives deep into the dynamics of mone
Encore: Love, Mortgages, And Legal Documents
As part of our Encore summer, we're bringing back this episode to help you make smarter, more confident money decisions.
Is a 25-year mortgage really a bigger commitment than marriage? Keri and Erin share their own experiences of buying property before getting engaged, the pitfalls they didn’t see coming, and the protections they’d insist on now. Erin has some smart financial wisdom for anyone co
Encore: Money, But Make It Fun
We're bringing back this episode to help you build a healthier, more empowering money mindset.
Most people are stressed about money not only because of the actual numbers in their bank account, but because money represents safety, stability, and self-worth. When any of those feel threatened, stress skyrockets. Today we will create positive associations with money and you’ll get richer doing it.&n
Encore: Your Net Worth Wake Up Call
We're bringing back this episode to revisit one of the most important financial fundamentals. It truly is the key to your success.
There’s a number in your life that knows all your secrets. It knows about the credit card debt, the student loans, the Target runs, and that savings account you swear you’ll grow someday. It’s your net worth, and it’s time to make friends with it. Erin and Keri
Encore: The First 3 Steps To Fixing Your Finances
Today's summer Encore is the perfect place to start. Whether you're brand new to the podcast or looking for a refresher, these financial fundamentals are worth revisiting.
Starting strong with your money doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Erin is breaking down the 3 things you can do right away to get started. Have a listen for your easy entry point, plus get a little confidence boost if you are re
The Real Reason You Buy Things You Don’t Need
When a listener asks how to stop slipping back into old shopping habits during a season of major life changes, Erin offers a perspective that challenges the way most people think about spending, self-worth, and financial success.
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Colin Boyd - Great Communicators Earn More
There’s a reason some people can walk into a room, speak for a few minutes, and suddenly have everyone leaning in. In this episode, Erin and Keri explore that “It Factor” with author and presentation expert, Colin Boyd. If you’ve ever avoided speaking up, undersold your ideas, or wondered how others seem to communicate with so much ease, this conversation will shift how you see your own voice.
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Is It Okay To Tell A Little White Lie?
Erin and Keri look at the everyday habits, hidden assumptions, and seemingly harmless decisions that slowly erode trust, wealth, and financial freedom. Tune in for an honest conversation about how telling the truth might be the most profitable financial move you can make.
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Declaring Independence
Hear ye, hear ye: the people are fed up. As we prepare for the long weekend, Erin and Keri read listener declarations proclaiming freedom from all kinds of nonsense. Grab a hot dog, wave a tiny flag, and prepare to see yourself in at least one of these declarations.
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$50/Day Is Not Enough?
Erin and Keri discuss a real life TikTok scenario that highlights the difference between giving kids money and teaching them how to use it. Have a listen for Erin’s practical ideas for building financial literacy, how to encourage responsibility, and the best way to help the next generation develop habits that can serve them for decades.
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Stay, Go Or Grow
A listener calls in with a dilemma that sparks a conversation about career identity, self-worth, boundaries, workplace culture, and the stories we tell ourselves about money. Erin challenges some common beliefs about career moves and offers a perspective that could change the way you think about your next opportunity.
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Is AI Coming For Your Job?
Erin shares a framework for navigating uncertainty without losing momentum, and explains why some people will emerge stronger from this transition than ever before. This episode is about more than AI - it's about building a life that can withstand change.
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The Difference Between Quitting And Adjusting
A listener wrestling with a debt payoff decision sparks a conversation about momentum, motivation, integrity, and why the "best" financial choice isn't always straightforward. If you change your plan halfway through, are you being flexible or sabotaging yourself?
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Is That Strategy Worth $17 A Month?
A listener has a student loan question that sits right in that grey area. Erin goes through the hidden trade-offs that come with borrowing, saving, investing, and trying to squeeze extra value from money that isn't technically yours yet.
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The Money I Never Wanted
Erin and Keri hear from a listener whose dad recently passed away. They discuss what happens when grief, family, responsibility, and money all arrive at once. How do you manage emotional spending, decision fatigue, and the pressure of honoring someone you love?
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Tired Of Financial Emergencies
There’s a particular kind of exhaustion that comes from trying to hold everything together: the kids, the bills, the unexpected expenses, the pressure to “do it right.” Erin has insight for when your emergency fund keeps disappearing, your motivation starts fading, and you’re tempted to stop trying altogether.
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The Financial Lessons Your Teen Actually needs
If you’ve ever felt guilty saying “no” to your kids while trying to get your financial life together, this episode is going to hit close to home. Erin answers a listener question every parent of a teenager will recognize: how do you explain budgeting, debt payoff, and financial priorities to a teen who just wants to live their best life right now?
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The Importance Of Finishing
A new idea. A new opportunity. A new direction that feels just exciting enough to pull you off track. But what if that pull isn’t wisdom… it’s pattern recognition? Erin and Keri explore what it really costs when you switch goals right as you’re about to finish the most important one.
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Think Like An Investor, Not An Optimist
A listener is at a real-life crossroads where a lump sum of money and a new business opportunity are colliding. Erin and Keri dig into how to tell the difference between a true investment and a well-timed distraction, why due diligence matters more than enthusiasm, and what questions reveal whether something is built to last, or built to sell you on the idea quickly.
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How To Decide: Salary Vs Commission
There’s a moment in almost every financially aware woman’s life where she has to decide: stay with predictable income or step into something that depends more on performance, effort, and belief in herself. On paper, it looks like a practical comparison. In reality, it rarely is.
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Men Are Welcome. Entitlement Isn't.
When a male listener asks whether this podcast could speak more directly to men, Erin shares why this space was created the way it was, and why that choice wasn’t accidental. Men, we want to hear from you! Do you feel alienated in a room where women are gathered? Share your thoughts with us here: www.speakpipe.com/erinskyekelly
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Rich Women Don't Need Permission
Picture this: you’re at the checkout and your total goes over your budget. Do you let the cashier carry on and deal with the repercussions later? Or do you stop them and ask to put something back? Your choice says more about your relationship with money than you think.
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The Cost Of Being Unprepared
When a listener questions whether paying for coverage makes sense for aging parents and an older spouse, Erin dives into the uncomfortable - but wildly important - conversation most families avoid. This episode is going to change how you think about one of adulthood’s least glamorous decisions.
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Is It Financial Infidelity?
A promotion. A hidden account. A marriage that looks fine on paper... Erin and Keri explore the blurry line between secrecy and self-protection, the financial habits couples fall into without realizing it, and why money conversations often reveal much bigger relationship dynamics.
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The Business Of Keeping You Broke
What if the hardest part of getting out of debt isn’t a lack of discipline… but the price tag attached to being stretched too thin?
Erin and Keri get into the uncomfortable reality that sometimes the people with the least wiggle room end up paying the most. Expect surprising examples, a few moments that may hit close to home, and practical perspective that turns frustration into a plan.
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When Friendship Has A Pricetag
Have you been in a situation where someone in your life decided that your emergency was their financial problem? This episode digs into a listener dilemma that sounds like it's about $80 but is actually about something much bigger. Erin's advice is going to make you rethink every friendship where you've ever said yes when you meant no.
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Your Bank Is A Pain In The Butt
A routine banking errand turns into a conversation every consumer needs to hear. This episode pulls back the curtain on why accessing your own money can suddenly feel like applying for permission. Erin and Keri connect the dots between modern banking systems, consumer debt, and the quiet ways people are taught to tolerate financial friction without questioning it.
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Stop Trading Peace For Payments
This episode is for the woman who’s exhausted from trying to hold everything together while convincing herself she should just be grateful for the life she built. Erin and Keri explore the hidden consequences of “dream” purchases, the danger of operating from scarcity, and why creativity disappears when stress takes over. It’s a conversation about finding possibilities again when your finances fee
Don't Get Caught In A Summer Spending Spiral
Summer has a sneaky way of turning “we’re doing great financially” into “why is the credit card smoking by August?” This episode is a practical reset for anyone trying to enjoy the season without undoing months of progress. From family outings and spontaneous patio dinners to the emotional pull of “we deserve this,” Erin and Keri share the systems, habits, and tiny mindset shifts that keep summer
Leisha Pays Off $63,929.13 Despite Multiple Job Losses
By the time Leisha found the podcast, she had already done all the things people say should work. She had lived frugally, sacrificed constantly, sold belongings, skipped experiences, and spent years trying to budget her way out of stress. Still, the cycle kept repeating itself. What caught her attention wasn’t another rigid money plan. It was hearing conversations that treated money as part of a r
When Debt Is Disguised As Self-Care
One minute you’re focused on paying off debt. The next minute you’re researching supplements, joining a gym, buying new workout clothes, and somehow explaining all of it to your credit card statement. Erin and Keri discuss why smart women can still fall into emotional spending cycles when health, identity, productivity, and self-improvement collide.
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What Not To Do If You're Good With Money
This episode gets into the habits so many women normalize and why those patterns feel almost impossible to break. If your spending has ever felt tied to your stress level, your friendships, your relationship, or your identity, this conversation is going to hit close to home.
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Travel Hacks
Great vacations aren’t about spending more when you’re on a budget. In this episode, you’ll get a collection of travel hacks that help you avoid overpriced mistakes, make more intentional choices, and actually enjoy the time you’ve worked so hard to take off. Have a listen to ensure your holiday feels expansive and isn’t something you’re paying for after you get home.
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Investing In Yourself
When a financial opportunity lands in your hands, do you keep it safe, or do you use it to invest in yourself? The answer isn’t emotional, it’s strategic. If you’ve been waiting for permission to take yourself seriously as an asset, this might be the conversation that gives it to you.
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When Life Gets Expensive All At Once
Taxes, tuition, and weddings, oh my! With competing priorities pulling from every direction, the real question becomes: what actually deserves your money first? The answer might surprise you, and it might also be the shift that changes everything about how you approach debt, spending, and decision-making moving forward.
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Jessica Pays Off $157,200.26 In 2 Years
For Jessica, hitting her breaking point didn’t come with perfect timing or a clear plan, just a realization that she was done living a life that didn’t feel like hers. What followed wasn’t about restriction or extremes, but a different way of approaching money that actually fit her real life. If you’ve ever thought, “I can’t do this again,” this story will feel familiar in the best way.
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When Kindess Hurts Your Bottom Line
You can be kind, compassionate, and incredibly good at what you do… and still be making a costly mistake with your money. Erin reveals a subtle habit that keeps showing up for high-capacity women - especially the ones others rely on - and why fixing it has less to do with numbers and more to do with something deeper.
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Get A Financial Headstart
There are often-overlooked habits that quietly shape financial outcomes over time, both for you and for the next generation. If you are looking to give your kids a financial headstart, or if you are ready to have one of your own, this episode is a must-listen.
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Nicole + Michael Pay Off $53,146.39
For Nicole and Michael, Erin’s book Get The Hell Out Of Debt showed up at exactly the right time. What started as curiosity quickly turned into action, and that action turned into over $53,000 in debt paid off. If you’ve ever felt like you and your partner are taking turns being “the motivated one,” this story is for you.
Nicole and Michael share how years of back-and-forth - budgeting attempts,
Generosity Isn't Optional
This is one of the most controversial aspects to budgeting, and many people think they can leave this out when they are financially hurting. Listen to this episode to learn what area you absolutely need to consider in your budget if you want to grow your abundance and wealth.
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Surprising Money Wins
Progress with money doesn’t always announce itself. It shows up in quieter ways, like catching yourself mid-pattern or choosing differently when no one’s watching. You may think you’re not doing enough, but you will be surprised what counts as a massive money win when you’re building wealth.
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Jessie Pays Off $55,722.25 As A Hair Stylist
Meet Jessie. She paid off over $55,000 in 23 months using the Get the Hell Out of Debt method, all while growing her business and raising small kids. If you have ever doubted your ability to master money as a solopreneur, Jessie will inspire you to take control of your numbers, build real financial systems, and prove to yourself that consistency beats chaos every time.
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