We all get caught up in life following routines, schedules, and endless lists of to-dos. Before we know it, our home resembles our life — BUSY AND OVERWHELMING. You may have heard of Marie Kondo and her decluttering method called the KonMari Method. I had the honor to interview one of her consultants, Lisa Tselebidis. She shared valuable information during… Read More
From Humble $10 Beginnings to a Renowned Boss Babe Mother | Catherine Alford
When a woman becomes a mother, everything changes. Catherine Alford knows all about it. She gave birth to not only one child but to two THE SAME DAY — she gave birth to boy-girl twins. That alone is a huge life-changing event. Now add a husband who is in medical school and depends on you to make money moves in… Read More
What is sustainable investing and how to actually invest in ESG funds
Recently on an episode of The Money Nerds podcast, I got the chance to sit down and talk with a total rockstar, Sarah Bengtsson, about sustainable investing. This is something I’ve been curious about for a while, but honestly felt kind of confused when I started looking into it. That’s where Sarah comes in. If you prefer to listen (and… Read More
Small changes that yield big results in your finances
I love finding micro changes that make a big difference in my life. Even though these are small changes, I don’t want to mislead you– they aren’t easy. It takes a lot of effort to get these changes started. But they are worth it! So let’s dive into the 5 small changes that will make an impact on your finances…. Read More
What it Takes to Build Treehouses | INTERVIEW with Django Kroner from The Canopy Crew
I came across a really interesting Instagram account that legitimately made me pause and say “THIS IS AMAZING!” The Canopy Crew is a magic place in the Red River Gorge and has treehouses, geodomes and even a cliff house. It’s incredible! When I saw this, I knew I had to get the founder Django Kroner on The Money Nerds podcast… Read More
Biweekly Furniture Flip Report: $435 PROFIT
I’m super excited to share with you my first ever flipping report! My intention is to show you the exact items I purchased and flipped. Early in my financial life, I recognized that I can only cut expenses so much, I had to work on earning more income. One of the best ways to increase your income is through side… Read More
How I quickly run a short term rental analysis to see if it might be profitable
Let me be the first to admit, I’m no expert when it comes to running numbers for real estate properties. I’ve been practicing running short term rental numbers for properties for the past couple of years and wanted to share how to do that, as well as some of my favorite resources to help me with that process. There are… Read More
How to deal with financial jealousy
Financial jealousy is one of those topics we tend to avoid. We all know we should just be supportive of our friends, family, and strangers on the internet, but still, financial jealousy sometimes creeps into our lives. It’s normal to feel jealous from time to time. That’s what inspired this podcast episode. Financial jealousy is a tough thing to work… Read More
How to build a $250,000 woodworking business from your garage
Success leaves clues. Anytime I can talk directly with someone who is making a great income and living life on their own terms, I absolutely love it. It’s so much faster to hear from someone who is in the trenches and building a business than just researching it. That’s why I was so excited to bring Alex Jangard from Heart… Read More
Trying to reduce your food waste? Read this first.
Wasting food is literally throwing away thousands of dollars a year. Approximately $1,500 on average. I think we all understand that throwing away food is less than ideal for our wallet, but we rarely think through the environmental food waste side— like what happens when the food actually gets tossed? Where does it go?Does it actually decompose well?How does this… Read More
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