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Skipping Lunch LinesWhy You Already Know Enough to Have Money Talks With Your TeenToday we have Cody Loughlin. Cody is a serial entrepreneur who started to learn finance at 19 was a millionaire at 27, bankrupt at 28, and retired early at 39 to pursue a passion of teaching financial literacy, successful mindset, and entrepreneurship that our schools refuse to teach. Cody's companies have reached over $200M+ in sales while reaching the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing companies twice. Between opening 13 different companies and counting he has also served as the vice-president of a commercial bank and financed over $100M+ in loans. Realizing the lack of financial education in...2021-05-251h 09Skipping Lunch LinesHow Modeling Self-Care Can Teach Teens Emotional Well-BeingGrowing up as the youngest of 5, self-care coach and author, Diana Guintu spent her teen years with a secret. On the outside she had all the signs of success; prom queen, class president, lots of friends and a loving, supportive family. But underneath the pretty and polished facade, she suffered in silence for many years and finally sought help in a book for a trauma she didn't feel safe to share with anyone. That book changed her life and she vowed to not be another statistic. Since then, Diana has spent her adult life in se...2021-05-1846 minSkipping Lunch LinesHow Step-families Can Raise Values-Driven TeensParenting is no easy task, even in the best of circumstances. Our guest expert, Amy Ambrozich is no stranger to all the issues surrounding parenthood. As the parent of three happy and thriving adults, and with her background coaching parents and step-parents, Amy visits the podcast today armed with strategies and teachings to help parenting units of all types to raise well-grounded and values-driven teens. This is a thoughtful and impactful discussion that, while heavily focused on step-families, can be applied to all parenting situations.Have a listen! WHAT’S COVERED IN TODAY’S EPI...2021-05-1136 minSkipping Lunch LinesInspiring Creativity and Entrepreneurship Through the Power of Your Example with Steven de CubaBorn on the Caribbean island of Aruba to Aruban and Colombian parents, Steven de Cuba was destined to be a man committed to building relationships. Island cultures tend to be really close knit and bound together by intricate relationships between individuals and families. His father was a photographer and his mother stayed home and raised Steven and his siblings but worked hard to sell all the accoutrements needed for all the quinceañeras in his Latin community.He learned to enjoy a creative life, but also the importance of making a living. His mother's hustle taught him t...2021-05-0449 minSkipping Lunch Lines"How Human Design can inform your teen's life path?" with Amy Mae, Human Design Love ExpertGrowing up, all Amy Mae ever heard was that she was too much, too loud, too fat, too big. So she tried to make herself small by being quiet, hiding and only letting a select few see who she really was. Then she found Human Design and realized that she was designed to be big, loud and powerful and that her energy probably intimidated a lot of people. Learning Human Design allowed her to fully embrace who she was and love herself fully in the process. Today she has turned this powerful lesson into a c...2021-04-2754 minSkipping Lunch Lines"Why should parents help their teens develop their own definition of success?" with Erin Klein, Owner of Moms Just Wanna Have SunTODAY'S GUESTDuring high school Erin McKay Klein was your typical fun-loving, and out-going student. Never the top of her class but always doing decently well and managing to have a lot of fun in the process. Going into adulthood she knew she was expected to go to college, get a good, high-paying job... You know the rest of this story. And Erin followed that typical path with gusto, pursuing the major that she expected would bring her a great return on her college investment, economics. Problem was Erin is not at all the economist type. Unhappy...2021-04-2041 minSkipping Lunch LinesAlon David, CEO of 90x Planners on the Pillars to Effective Goal-SettingAlon David immigrated to America with nothing but pure ambition. Longing to make something of his life, and unwilling to settle for picking up garbage and low-wage manual labor, he set a goal to become a successful photographer. With his new vision he took messy action to make it happen.What he found as he tried to find systems to help him stay on track towards his goal would change the course of his life. The planners on the market didn't really work for him so he created his own. This new planning system was exactly what...2021-04-1234 min