In this season finale, we’re going to dig deeper into the idea of what it means to go back to a job after taking a stab at entrepreneurship. How can someone accept the fact that they’ve “failed”, how does one deal with a bruised ego, and well, is it really the end of the world?…
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Hello! I’m Sarah – a finance writer and financial counselor. I once spent thousands of dollars buying Pez dispensers and vinyl records only to impress people (and sold them at a steep discount cause I was so ashamed about my ish in my early twenties). I also got into debt and felt like a total failure when it came to every financial decision. That’s when I quickly realized there wasn’t a space to chat about the emotional aspects of money – especially when it comes to how it affects our entire lives.
I’ve cried. I’ve laughed. I’ve finally learned it’s not about the numbers, but how we trust ourselves and the ability to ask for what we want. Most importantly, I’m still figuring all this out alongside you.
Latest Episodes

Checking Into a Mental Health Facility with Julianna Estall
Juliana works as a DCR, or designated crisis responder, and as someone who evaluates others to determine whether they need psychiatric help, she found herself in a situation where she was in her client’s shoes. She noticed things were off, like the inability to handle stressful situations, or when she didn’t sleep for 24 hours.…

Communicating Your Financial Needs and Beyond
This week episode recaps last week’s conversation with Maggie Germano on motherhood versus ambition. It’ll to dive into the “conflict” that is parenthood and your career, why it’s more important than ever to communicate our needs, and why understanding that balance is a total myth will help you with your finances. SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts |…

Ambition Versus Motherhood With Maggie Germano
True story. When I first took my then side hustle full time, I had these grandiose dreams of watching my son, having him asleep by my side while I typed away in total bliss. Why would I need childcare? I thought. I can juggle motherhood and self employment. Boy was I wrong. One day, I…

Consequences of Financial Stress on Our Bodies
This week’s episode recaps Sarah’s conversation with Jen Smith where she shares the story of being laid off at 37 weeks pregnant, and her body going into a seizure as a result of the stress. This episode dives into how your body can react when you’re dealing with high stakes financial situations like Jen did.…

Losing a Job at 37 Weeks Pregnant With Jen Smith
Without giving away too much, Jen got laid off shortly before she was due to give birth with no clue what her next gig was going to be. Dealing with that stress, and figuring out healthcare, well she had to be hospitalized from the way her body was reacting to the stress — aka a…