In this insightful interview, Shulamit Ber Levtov, known as the Entrepreneur's Therapist, shares her journey into supporting entrepreneurs' mental health, the trauma of money, and the unique challenges faced by neurodivergent entrepreneurs. Discover practical strategies for emotional resilience, understanding money trauma, and building sustainable success.

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In this conversation, Jodie Stauffer and Elianna Friedman discuss practical strategies for feeding oneself and a family on a budget. They explore Elianna's journey as a feeding coach, the importance of reducing food waste, and the value of buying produce with intention. The discussion also covers the benefits of frozen produce and healthy eating habits, particularly for those with busy lifestyles. Additionally, they delve into the psychology behind food consumption and the comfort that comes from having a stocked pantry. In this conversation, Elianna Friedman and Jodie Stauffer explore various aspects of food consumption, budgeting, and cooking. They discuss the psychological implications of pantry size, the importance of culinary freshness, and practical tips for quick and healthy meals. The conversation also touches on the rising costs of food and how to navigate these challenges while finding joy in cooking and eating.

In this episode, Daniel Evans and Jodie Stauffer explore the world of advice-only financial planning in Canada. They discuss career transitions, compensation models, niche marketing, and the future of the industry, emphasizing the importance of relationship-building and authentic client service.

In this episode, Jodie Stauffer and Joanna Schultz delve into the complexities of financial planning, discussing the public's perception, the role of AI, and the importance of collaboration among financial professionals. They explore the confusion surrounding financial designations and emphasize the need for transparency and understanding in the industry. Joanna shares her journey in financial planning and highlights the significance of viewing financial professionals as helping professions. The conversation concludes with a call to action for better communication and collaboration within the financial planning community.

In this episode of "Hey Money, Get a Life," host Jodie Stauffer welcomes Steve Bridge, a certified financial planner and speaker, to discuss the importance of financial choices and their implications on our lives. Steve shares his passion for financial wellness and literacy, emphasizing how money can provide freedom and control over our time. The conversation delves into the choices we make regarding spending, saving, and investing, highlighting how these decisions can significantly impact our future well-being. Steve also discusses the importance of aligning financial choices with personal values and the need for financial literacy in making informed decisions.

In this conversation, Janet discusses the evolution of technology in the finance industry, highlighting the challenges and opportunities it presents for different generations. She emphasizes the importance of financial literacy across age groups and the need for personalized financial advice. The conversation also touches on the risks of elder fraud and the significance of building a supportive financial team. Janet shares valuable resources for financial literacy and stresses the importance of clear communication in financial matters.

In this conversation, financial planner Janet Gray shares her journey into financial planning, emphasizing the importance of understanding the elderly clientele and the challenges they face. She discusses the evolution of her practice, the significance of communication in financial discussions, and the responsibilities of executors. Janet also highlights the complexities of modern finance and the need for simplification, advocating for a team approach to financial management.

In this episode, Jodie Stauffer and Christine White explore the intricate relationship between behavioural finance and personal money management. Christine shares her journey from being a chemical engineer to a financial coach, emphasizing the importance of understanding clients' emotional connections to money. They discuss the impact of childhood experiences on financial behaviour, the significance of personalized financial advice, and the necessity of teaching financial literacy to the next generation. The conversation highlights the need for open discussions about money and the importance of recognizing that financial decisions are often influenced by emotions and societal pressures.