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Welcome to Generous Girl, the podcast that celebrates and empowers women to be generous in every aspect of their lives. I'm your host, Kim Moeller, and today, we have an incredible guest, Valerie Hogan. Valerie's story is nothing short of remarkable. She has deep faith, boundless generosity, and relentless determination. From adopting three boys out of foster care to pursuing law school while raising her sons, her journey is an inspiration. Valerie's commitment to helping others navigate the complexities of financial stewardship and giving is truly commendable. In this episode, we'll delve into her experiences, her passion for financial ministry, the impact of COVID-19 on women's earnings and investments, and the importance of seeking trusted advisors. Join us as we explore the power of gratitude, resilience, continuous learning, and the profound impact women can make through intentional giving and stewardship. So grab your favorite beverage, find a cozy spot, and prepare for an enlightening and empowering conversation with Valerie Hogan.

Guests Recommendations:

wisewomenmanagingmoney.com
Romans 12:1-2
Atomic Habits: James Clear

Outline:

• (06:11) Personal gratitude, intentionality, and being a top-notch women.
• 09:10 Unexpected career shift from science to law.
• (11:02) Donating stock, real estate, will, trust, CFP.
• (16:32) Choose joy, purpose, and intentional growth.
• (21:18) Trust is key in financial relationships.
• (24:27) Building trust with financial advisors is crucial.
• (27:24) Maximizing tax savings through charitable giving strategies.
• (29:08) Encouragement to start small, enjoy giving.
• (34:16) The Internet offers endless knowledge, empowering women's confidence.
• (37:14) Focus on the long game and patience.
• (40:00) Referencing women's study, teaching through Romans 12.
• (44:11) Embrace NCF communities, empower yourself, and connect.

About the Guest:  Valerie Hogan is a financial expert and advocate for women's wealth in the United States. With a keen eye on market trends and projections, she is dedicated to empowering women to take control of their finances. Despite the challenges brought on by COVID, Valerie remains optimistic about the future, predicting that women will soon hold over half of the country's wealth. With her expertise and determination, Valerie is at the forefront of the movement for women's financial independence. Valerie and her mom, Miriam Neff, are co-founders of the Widow Connection and can be heard on their radio feature called "Starting Over Financially Nationwide" on Christian stations, where they assist widows in preventing fraud and learning valuable budgeting and financial management skills. Previously an attorney with the Christian Law Association, she holds a law license and her certified financial planner certification. Since 2000, Valerie has served at her church, leading groups and individuals toward good stewardship with Christian financial concepts, Crown Financial, and then Financial Peace University. She's the daughter of Bob and Miriam Nath and married to Mark Hogan. She also holds a BS in biology with a minor in chemistry from Liberty University. She's also a member of the Orchard Evangelical Free Church. She's also a member of the Orchard JD degree from Concord Law School at Purdue University, and a certified financial planner designation. So, she's also a licensed attorney and registered patent attorney.

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