In this episode, Anne shares about a recent job opportunity and how difficult it was to weigh all the pros and cons of change—not only for herself, but for how it could impact her family unit. She polled the mom-chat, talked with family and friends, and ultimately received some incredibly illuminating advice from two trusted professionals in her life: a financial advisor and a college friend who is now a career coach.

Making potentially life-altering decisions is hard. Whether it’s related to health, finance, or any other major life thread, it can be scary, too. Anne and Sarabeth dive into the ways we process change and opportunity—and into our own struggles with money.

Money isn’t everything… but it sure does matter. And for those of us with executive function challenges or other hurdles in place, shame can take up precious space and energy. To help, we call Isabel Sanchez, Sarabeth’s personal finance coach from MES Financial Coachign, for practical advice on managing money, strategies for long-term success, and what it really takes to embrace our own financial wellness. Some of these ideas may sound familiar, but maybe you haven’t applied them to your finances before.

Do you have a framework for making big decisions or managing your family budget? Tune in, and let us know what you think on our socials! @mamasgonnamakeit

Links:

Isabel Sanchez of MES Financial Coaching

• Facebook
• Linkedin
• Email: mesfinancialcoaching@gmail.com

Carmen Silva Thomas – Career Coach

Sean Click – Edward Jones financial advisor, LinkedIn

Recorded in the Such-N-Such Media Studios at Liberty Plaza in downtown Winston-Salem, we are produced by Tim Beeman for Such-N-Such Media. Theme music is by Doug Davis.

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