In this episode of the podcast, Jacqueline Twillie, a renowned author, speaker, and career coach, interviews Shannah Compton-Game, a leading money expert, entrepreneur, and founder of the Millennial Money Podcast. During the interview, they delve deeply into various topics related to personal finance, including the emotional aspect of money, the significance of gender equality in the financial world, common money myths, and the Un-F Your Relationship with Money course.Shannah emphasizes the importance of being open and vulnerable about money mistakes and shares her values that drive decision-making, which are grounded in authenticity, transparency, and integrity. She also highlights the significance of having regular money dates, which involve setting aside time to talk openly and honestly about money with your partner or loved one. She provides practical tips for improving financial literacy, such as reading personal finance blogs, books, and podcasts and seeking guidance from financial experts. The episode concludes with Shannah sharing her inspiration from her dog, Winnie, and ways to connect with her online, including her website, social media channels, and podcast. Throughout the interview, Jacqueline and Shannah engage in a lively and informative conversation that will resonate with anyone interested in improving their financial well-being and achieving financial freedom.
Takeaways
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
03:06 The Importance of the Emotional Side of Money
06:10 Women's History Month and Gender Equality
07:55 Common Money Myths
11:12 Un-F Your Relationship with Money Course
13:21 Being Vulnerable and Open about Money Mistakes
14:40 Values that Drive Decision-Making
16:01 The Importance of Money Dates
23:29 Mindset for Successful Investing
24:19 Tips for Improving Financial Literacy
25:35 Un-F Your Relationship with Money Course Details
27:10 Inspiration from Shana's Dog, Winnie
28:17 How to Connect with Shana Online hello@everyonestalkinmoney.com and https://everyonestalkinmoney.com/
28:59 Closing Remarks