Summary
Are you ready to make that money, honey? Well, you have come to the right place. Check out four epic episodes that cover everything from managing your finances, to bringing inspiration into your job, being fired, making money through investing, writing a prenup, and so much more.
In this post we’ll explore:
- Sallie Krawcheck on investing, the gender pay gap, and financial wellness
- Ramit Sethi on elevating your wealth consciousness
- Sarah Vermunt on navigating career growth, negotiating a pay raise, and building confidence
- Manisha Thakor on empowering women to build financial strength, get out of debt, and marry power with purpose
Investing, Gender Pay Gap, and Financial Wellness For Women with Ellevest Founder Sallie Krawcheck (Episode #199)
Sallie Krawcheck is the CEO and Co-Founder of Ellevest, a digital financial advisor for women, and serves as the Chair of Ellevate Network. Her mission is to get more money into the hands of women in order for them to live better, more positive lives.
Sallie Krawcheck was recognized as a top female founder, and as the seventh most powerful woman in the world through various top media outlets. Sallie Krawcheck’s changing the game, she’s thoughtful, and she’s funny.
In today’s episode, the three of us talk about diversity and socioeconomic disparity, what it was like when Sallie entered the workforce, and the pay gap and investment gap between men and women.
We also talk about:
- Being on Trevor Noah’s show
- Being fired
- Sallie’s relationship with her previous husband and her current husband
- How men can support the movement
- Raising a son + daughter with a better money relationship
- How to invest with Ellevest
Ramit Sethi on Elevating Your Wealth Consciousness (Episode #319)
Ramit Sethi’s book, I Will Teach You To Be Rich, is an absolute game-changer in the finance world. Ramit Sethi is charismatic, grounded, and relatable — not to mention one of the most progressive voices in the financial literacy and wellness space.
Ramit Sethi does not sugarcoat things, and when it comes to finances and getting good at managing them, you have to be real about it. He infamously pushes back against the tired advice of “cutting out lattes” in order to save money. Instead, Ramit focuses on indulging in the things you actually care about and noticing when you spend money on things you don’t really care about.
We also talk about:
- How to get over making excuses when it comes to finances
- The connection between human behavior and finance
- Getting your finances together in your 20s
- Creating money rules around “yes” instead of “no”
- Stop worrying about things you shouldn’t
- How your spending changes as you grow
- How saving can make you feel free
- Making real money through investing
- Ramit Sethi on writing a prenup
- Why buying a house isn’t always better than renting
Sarah Vermunt on Navigating Career Growth, Negotiating a Pay Raise, + Building Confidence (Episode #262)
Sarah Vermunt is an author and the founder of Careergasm. She shares all things regarding her book, Career Rookie. We start off by discussing how job-hopping in your early 20s is actually a good thing, and Sarah gives advice on how to set yourself up for success in your career.
We dive into the reasons people end up feeling stuck, and how you need to take action to build confidence and move forward. If you’re struggling with balancing money-making with the desire to do work that feels good, Sarah Vermunt has you covered.
If you’re a student, graduate, career newbie, or in the process of switching careers, you don’t want to miss this conversation!
We also talk about:
- Handling parental stress when living at home
- Over-identifying with your career
- Two ways to bring inspiration to your job
- Sarah Vermunt on getting a “just for now” job
- Debt of gratitude and obligation for parents
- Tips for salary negotiation and asking for a raise
- Building professional relationships & asking for mentorship
- Sarah Vermunt on how to fix “mess ups” at work
- The intertwining of career & personal development
Manisha Thakor on Empowering Women to Build Financial Strength, Get Out of Debt, + Marry Power with Purpose (Episode #112)
Manisha Thakor is the founder and CEO of MoneyZen Wealth Management and a Wall Street Journal expert panelist. Manisha has an MBA from Harvard and possesses a wealth of experience in all things finance. She is regularly in the New York Times and More Magazine as well as on CNN and NBC’s “Today” show.
We also talk about:
- Manisha Thakor on how this generation is the first to be dealing with unprecedented levels of student debt, and that this financial stress takes up MAJOR mental space and serves as a real distraction.
- Women and their changing relationship with finances — becoming primary breadwinners and stepping into our POWER.
- Women wanting to use their money to make a stand.
- Manisha Thakor’s tips for getting people on the front end of the funnel before even getting into student loan debt! Moreover, ways to climb out of debt once you’re already in the thick of it.
- Manisha Thakor’s definition of what it means to possess financial strength.
- Approachable and salient definitions + metaphors for understanding financial terms that may intimidate those of us not in the know.
- Shutting down your femininity or silencing yourself in “business” or “finance” settings to blend in and be more accepted.
- How the third person in a committed romantic partnership is MONEY.
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