// OUR REAL-ATIONSHIP TALK PODCAST GUEST //
Colette Machado is a former BBC news journalist, online magazine publisher and national newspaper editor, a role she landed at the young age of 24, which made her one of the UK’s youngest ever editors. She now works in the field of financial education, as a Financial Educator, educating individuals and families on how money works and how to work their money in order to understand key financial concepts, that we should all have learnt at school but didn’t, so that they can plan for a better financial future.
Working in the field for more than 10 years, Colette has used her learnings to educate and empower others as well as herself about the money game. She strongly believes that we all should have multiples streams of income – and the last two years has shown us that this is without a doubt so needed - so in addition to being a financial education coach she also works in the field of PR as a PR Consultant helping business owners and entrepreneurs to secure media coverage in national and local media and speaking engagements in order to position themselves as the go-to expert in their field.
// WHAT WE COVER IN THIS EPISODE //
- Why tomorrow is NOT a better day for improving your finances. It's vital to start taking steps TODAY!
- Some of the key financial concepts Colette uses to help you improve your finances and relationship with money, including paying off that mortgage sooner than you think.
- Could you be experiencing "economic abuse" by your current or former partner?
- Are sayings such as "my other half" or "my better half" lessening the wholeness of yourself?
- What singlehood taught Colette and the amusing story of how "grilling" her now husband of 20 years on their first date, was an enabler for them becoming a couple!
And so much more!
This episode is brimming with wealth!
To find out more about Colette, you can connect with her on the link below:
Book a 15-minute chat with Colette: https://calendly.com/colette-machado
More information about “economic abuse” can be found here: https://survivingeconomicabuse.org/what-is-economic-abuse/
