Make that Money Hunni
Sep 15, 2021
1. Why Talking About Money is Important for Our Relationships
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In this episode Sandra talks about removing the stigma about talking about money, and why it's important to talk about money in our relationships. She discusses the common reasons people feel insecure about money and how to overcome the fear, so you can have honest and open conversation in your marriage, relationships and with family.
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Nov 23, 2023
83. The Top 10 Reasons You're Broke!
More than ever, I'm hearing people complain that no matter what they do, they just can't seem to get ahead financially. Then I ask them what they're doing, and I hear crickets.
The reality is that YES the cost of living is increasing, and wages haven't kept up with inflation, but that's not the only reason why so many people are broke.
In this episode, I'll touch on the Top 10 Reasons People are Broke and also what to do about it!
Check it out and let me know if you have any to add!
By the way, if you listen all the way through, I am hosting a 50% Black Friday Sale on all my Virtual Courses and Starter programs from now until Nov. 30th so use code "BLACKFRIDAY50" at checkout for huge savings on courses and bundles.
Visit www.sandrajoe.com/courses for more details and to purchase.
Start 2024 on the right foot this time. Let's go make some MONEY!
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Sep 20, 2023
82. How High Interest Rates, Rent Increases & Cost of Living are Having a Ripple Effect in our Economy
In this episode, I talk about how high interest rates are having not only a negative impact on property owners, but in many cases on renters as well.
When Landlords cannot afford their mortgage payments, they are forced to make risky decisions, such as rent-eviction or selling their property at below market value. Which do they choose? What are the risks and potential downside of rent-eviction?
There is a huge ripple effect of the high interest rates. It's forcing the hourly wage workers out of their homes, into rural areas where they can afford cheaper rent, moving in with their parents or going back to school. This clearly affects retail businesses ability to hire staff and employee retention, as well as corporate employers being required to have flexible work arrangements to accommodate out-of-city employees.
So how do we fix this? What can people do to protect themselves and be proactive in the meantime, so they don't bankrupt themselves while they wait for the decline in interest rates?
Listen to this episode to find out exactly what strategies I'm advising my clients on, and how you can get on the front foot in a challenging economy.
Thanks for listening and see you next time!
Sandra
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Sep 13, 2023
81. Get Back on Track this Sept: Health, Relationships, Money and Career
Wowee, it's been 6 months since my last podcast episode and what a hiatus that has been! It has been a year of fun, self-discovery, new projects and more!
But what I love about September is that it feels like a time to turn the page, give one last kick at the can for the year and really set yourself up for the New Year if you do it properly. A lot of people fall off track during the summer months; physically, mentally & financially. This episode is the sign from the universe to kick start your action plan and focus in on the ONE pillar that you've been neglecting the most.
1) Health
2) Relationships
3) Money
4) Career
Which one is causing you the most stress right now? When you focus on this area, it will have a ripple effect into the other areas of your life and help you get the momentum you need to change your life.
Listen now, listen to the whole thing, and share with a friend or tag me on social media @makethatmoney.hunni if this episode resonates with you!
In this episode I mention two books:
Happy Days by Gabby Bernstein
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Ego is the Enemy by Ryan Holiday
If you want to connect with my therapist, her instagram is @gabybalsells. She also has a great podcast called Love 101
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