In this episode I'm breaking down how my money mindset actually shifted because of events, realizations and behavior changes throughout my journey.

I do love me some manifesting and LOA around money, but it's not something that comes easy to me.

Meet Sebastian, my boyfriend! We sit down to answer all the finance questions we received over on my YouTube channel. That includes his history with finance, his savings/net worth, our thoughts on prenups, how we splits bills, our thoughts on combining finances and much more!

There are a number of habits (16 to be specific) I've developed over the years that have helped me tremendously on my financial journey.

From negotiating to getting out of debt to limiting social media and more.

These habits have helped me take control and got me to where I am today.

Briana and her husband are juggling over $86,000 of debt while raising their 2-month-old baby and dreaming of homeownership. As Briana prepares to return to work after maternity leave, she’s determined to find a balance between paying down debt and saving for a house. In this episode, we dive into her story and create a step-by-step plan to tackle debt, build savings, and keep her family’s financial future on track.

In this inspiring episode of Debt Over It, I sit down with Allison, the creator behind the YouTube channel Elder Gal. Allison shares her remarkable story of launching her channel in her 60s, proving that it’s never too late to pursue your passions and reinvent yourself. We delve into her experiences, from the challenges of navigating the YouTube world as a later-in-life content creator to how the extra income has impacted her financial situation.

Allison also opens up about past financial mistakes and how she overcame them.

Whether you're looking for inspiration to start a new venture or tips on managing your finances better, this episode is full of wisdom and motivation.

Find Allison here: https://www.youtube.com/@eldergal

In this episode, I sit down with Constance, a financial therapist, who sheds light on how financial trauma impacts our ability to feel secure with money and the steps we can take to start healing.

Together, we discuss practical strategies to reframe financial anxiety, build healthier money habits, and create a more positive mindset around finances. Whether you’re struggling with budgeting, debt, or just want a better understanding of your relationship with money, this conversation offers insights and tools to help you move forward.

Where to find Constance:

https://www.courage2heal.org

Instagram: @courageoushealerpc

TikTok: @thefinancialsocialworker

In this episode, I sit down with 24-year-old Nuna, who’s juggling both credit card debt and student loans, but is eager to move out of her parents' home. We dive into the steps she needs to take to manage her debt, reduce her spending (especially on eating out), and build up her savings so she can confidently move out on her own. If you’ve ever felt stuck between wanting independence and dealing with debt stress, this episode is for you! Tune in to hear how Nuna plans to take control of her finances and get on track for her next big life move.

In this episode, we dive into Tiffany's financial struggle as the sole breadwinner for her family of five. With three young kids and a new puppy, their expenses continue to rise, while they’re $1,000 in the red every month. Her husband is facing challenges in securing a job, and their debt, now exceeding $50,000, is beginning to spiral, with some even in collections. Join us as we explore strategies to help Tiffany regain control of her finances, support her family, and find hope amidst the chaos.