HeyJaredshelbywright
Smart money, non-toxic living, and honest conversations about building wealth and a life that feels good.
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money habits that are keeping you broke (opens the original)
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okay so I have a list. and it’s long. but I’m going to start with the ones that I think are the most common and the most sneaky because these aren’t the obvious stuff like “stop buying lattes.” these are the habits that feel totally normal until you realize they’ve been slowly wrecking your finances for years.I did almost all of these. so no judgment.the “try again next month” trapthis one is so me it’s embarrassing.every 1st of the month I would get SO excited to start tracking my spending. new
let’s talk about money (opens the original)
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okay hi, I’m back. if you’ve been following along on TikTok or Instagram you already know I’ve been in my finance era and i’m not sorry about it. I went viral talking about personal finance and I think that tells you everything you need to know about where women are at right now, we are HUNGRY for this information and nobody is giving it to us in a way that actually makes sense.so that’s what this is. me telling you what I actually do and what I wish someone had told me earlier.</d
Getting To Know Me (opens the original)
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I’ve had a lot of new readers find the blog recently, which genuinely makes me so happy, so I thought a Q&A would be the perfect way to introduce myself to everyone who’s new here and also just have a fun, low-stakes post where I get to answer your actual questions. I love this format on other blogs and I’ve been wanting to do it for a while.Fair warning: I will absolutely go off on tangents. That’s just who I am.Did you have 2nd thoughts about starting the podcast because of what other people w
Blood Sugar Balancing (opens the original)
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I did not expect blood sugar to be my thing. I thought of blood sugar as something people with diabetes tracked, not something a relatively healthy person in their early 20s needed to think about. And then I filled out a detailed intake form for my health coach, and it generated a full diagram of my body’s systems, digestion, hormones, liver, nutrients and everything looked okay until we hit blood sugar. From that point in the diagram forward, everything was flagged. Everything was in the red<a
Entrepreneurship (opens the original)
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This post was inspired by a conversation I had a couple of years ago with a founder I interviewed on the podcast. Rather than writing it up as a traditional interview recap, I wanted to pull out the lessons and ideas that stuck with me and write them in a way that felt more like a reflection than a Q&A. If you want to hear the full original conversation, it’s linked here. Everything below is my own takeaway from what she shared, not her words, just what it made me think about.There’s a version o
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