In this episode of the Money Made Better podcast, host Lynzee Barnett sits down with Dave Haas, entrepreneur and co-owner of Lungovita Beach Retreat, to explore the connection between entrepreneurship, wellness, and creating a life with purpose.

Dave shares his journey from launching his first business as a teenager to building a nature based retreat experience designed to help people slow down, disconnect from daily stress, and reconnect with themselves. Along the way, he reflects on the role fear plays in decision making, why taking risks is often necessary for growth, and how entrepreneurship can become a powerful form of personal development.

From stress tracking and wellness to courage and business ownership, this conversation offers a thoughtful reminder that sometimes the biggest opportunities begin when we choose to take the first step.

In this episode of the Money Made Better podcast, host Lynzee Barnett sits down with Jason Dearing, Regional Director at Libro Credit Union, and Steve Pellarin, Executive Director of the London Small Business Centre.

Together, they discuss the Foodpreneur Advantage program and the newly launched Go To Market Incubator Program, two initiatives designed to help entrepreneurs turn ideas into real life. These programs give aspiring entrepreneurs the knowledge, experience, and support they need to build confidence and turn their ideas into action.

Through stories of local success and lessons learned along the way, Jason and Steve highlight the importance of supporting local entrepreneurs, creating opportunities, and ensuring small businesses have the resources they need to grow.

In this episode, host Lynzee Barnett sits down with Shawn Good, President and CEO of Libro Credit Union, to talk about what’s driving Libro’s strong momentum and what it means for members and communities.

Shawn shares how a purpose-driven, values-based approach continues to guide Libro’s growth, while also focusing on delivering modern, accessible financial services. They talked about building trust in uncertain times and supporting local businesses and families. The conversation highlights the importance of long-term thinking and meaningful relationships.

It’s a thoughtful discussion about resilience, trust, and why having the right financial partner can make all the difference.