What if being broke isn't a circumstance—it's a pattern? In this episode, Christopher Henagin, of Fi.Ed. sits down to dismantle some of the most persistent myths keeping people financially stuck, and reveals the mindset shifts that separate those who build wealth from those who stay behind.

Drawing on his background as a FINRA-registered financial advisor, small business consultant, and life being raised by a single mom and his aunt, Christopher brings a rare combination of technical financial literacy and street-level practicality. He doesn't just talk about money theory—he works with real people navigating real financial challenges in the Northland region every day.

From the role of your social circle in shaping your finances, to the hidden damage of hustle culture, to the one action you can take this week—this episode is equal parts eye-opening and actionable. Whether you're just getting started or feel like you've been running in place for years, this episode is worth the listen. The pattern can be broken!

Can you grow to thousands of followers in 90 days? Well we did, and this is the final episode in our 4 part series focused on the numbers of what we've found from running our Instagram experiment. In this episode you'll learn why it's important to pick a niche, how to stay consistent, and what you really need to be thinking about for the ultimate goals of what's actually important to your your business and not just the follower count for knowing if you've achieved success. Whether you realized it or not, if you followed along on our social media, you were actually a part of our experiment! Listen now to find out what we learned!

Nobody prepares you for the comment section. You post something you’re proud of, and within hours someone says something cruel, dismissive, or just plain weird. And suddenly your whole day — and potentially your whole content strategy — is derailed by a stranger on the internet.

Bekkah Anderson gets honest about one of the most psychologically damaging and least-discussed parts of building a business on social media: the comment section. This episode is built around a single foundational truth: every comment someone leaves is a direct reflection of their own emotional state. It has nothing to do with you. Bekkah covers why mean comments can actually work in your favor — the way hateful or controversial comments drive curiosity clicks, invite other people to engage in your defense, and can become some of your highest-engagement content. She goes deep on why you must protect your creative output from emotional contamination: your art, your content, and your brand voice cannot be held hostage by the emotional state of strangers. In this episode you’ll learn: How to protect your creative voice and business output from emotional contamination This is the episode every entrepreneur who has ever been stung by a comment needs to hear. Listen now! Rebekkah Anderson is a MN Licensed Realtor® | Pemberton Real Estate.