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Paulette meets with Gaby, Ryan, Christine, and Sara to panic about Coronavirus before they officially socially isolate. References to:Jenny Offill's novel, WeatherIjeoma Oluo Elliott Bay Books Gary Vaynerchuck Wudan's podcast: The Write
My fancy-ish friend Vik and I sit down to talk about the financial life of Los Angeles and lifestyle creep before we head out to stock up for our shared birthday party.If you like the show, please rate it! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Follow me on the socials for
We enjoy an ALL LADIES monthly money dinner with Gaby, Sara, and Christine. Gaby the poets laughs at the mere mention of the term "net worth." We come up with Monthly Money Dinner Challenges. And we talk about the cost of egg freezing.
Clint Proctor went from $0 to billing $8,000 a month freelance writing. How did he do it?Find Clint at walletwiseguy.com/If you like the show, please rate it and share! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Follow me on the socials for writing & personal finance:Twitter
Money friends Christine, Katie, Amir and I tape an episode of the monthly money dinner on the rooftop deck, where I discovered both that the sounds of the city (airplanes, sirens) are not conducive to podcast recording, and that if I put the re
My freelance coaching student Bria Sullivan talks about how she saved up to talk a year off to write. Check out more of her story at www.TheTypeABohemian.com.If you like the show, please rate it! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Follow me on the socials for writing &
My friends Joyce, Christine, Ryan and I meet for a monthly money dinner to contemplate questions such as:1. What kinds of things has Nicholas Cage wasted money on?2. Are we spending too much on subscriptions?3. How much should you spend on a
Ignoring all advice from Amanda Abella, I can't seem to actually sell my course. As in, suggest people buy it. I talk to my first coaching client, writer Jane D. French, about why.
I met Amanda Abella at the Statement event, a women's networking retreat in New York. She was the most sales-forward person I've ever met, (that laugh!), and she makes great money. So I knew I needed her help.
Amir and I went to FinCon for the first time as a developer and a writer. Meeting the people behind the nation's financial education changed my whole outlook of Fuck Off Funds and my career.
Arriving in Anchorage before my family to meet up for our cruise to Alaska, I somehow manage to spend almost half my budget in a day. So I sit down with my mom, sister, and nephew to make a plan. Warning, the laughing gets real loud.
How much do you have to get overcharged before you'll say something about the error? I might not have said anything about 30 cents, but it's my frugal month...
Sylvia Hall, a 37-year-old who could afford to retire early, offers to show me her frugal eating ways at the WinCo, where I'll attempt to eat for $65 a month like her. (This is the day my recorder died. Sorry, you can hear some of its death rat
Sylvia Hall, a 37-year-old who could afford to retire early, offers to show me her frugal eating ways. But first, I take her to my favorite food co-op to say good-bye...