HeyJaredThe Prosperous Feminine
Supporting midlife feminine entrepreneurs to have a prosperity breakthrough, stabilize their income and create financial security.
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How I Turned $50 Into a Financial Crisis (opens the original)
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I have to tell on myself because I wrote a whole scary movie in my head about my finances.I have an electric car on order that’s leading the way in technology and I found myself thinking the same old things I tell you not to do: just save your money. Your current car is fine. Be grateful. Don’t upset the apple cart.Eye roll, please.Then I saw how important it was to me to step out of the buying-gas game, for so many reasons. But instead of finding out what that choice would actually cost me, I’d
What's Pulling at You? (opens the original)
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When I was six years old, growing up in Naperville, Illinois, there was one television show I never wanted my brothers to change.Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom.I would sit there watching lions and elephants and giraffes moving across a landscape that looked absolutely nothing like Illinois, and something in me would come alive.I knew I had to go to Africa someday.I didn’t know how.We weren’t an international-travel family. I didn’t have a passport. I certainly didn’t know what a trip to Africa c
The Day My Car Became a Family Project (opens the original)
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When I was a lot younger, I needed to buy a new car. I was working, paying my own way and perfectly capable of making the decision, but of course I told my parents what I was thinking about doing.My mother was immediately concerned and handed the phone to my dad. He suggested I wait a week so he could fly out and help me. Then somehow my older brother got involved, and he wanted to come out too, just to make sure I didn’t get talked into something, pay too much or buy a car I couldn’t afford.Sud
Who Has Your Remote? (opens the original)
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She called me about six weeks after her husband died.She wasn’t in a financial crisis, nor was the money gone.She called because she didn’t know where any of it was.Thirty-one years of marriage, two homes, investments, accounts, policies, plans. A financial life built carefully and deliberately over three decades. Yet she had no idea how to find any of it.“He always handled the money,” she told me.She ran a department of forty people. She negotiated contracts. She made decisions every single day
The Money Rule I Finally Had to Break (opens the original)
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There was one money rule I never imagined I would question.Never touch your retirement money.I’d absorbed it the way you absorb most things that feel like truth. Gradually, quietly, without ever being asked to agree to it. It was just there in the background, running the show. The way a belief does when it’s been woven into you long enough to feel like common sense.Then one day I found myself sitting in my boss’s office, completely burned out.From the outside, everything looked exceptional. The
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