Overcoming Financial Trauma Rahkim Sabree

Jason sits with Rahkim to discuss his new book "Happy Money Happy Life" and the 8 dimensions of wellness.




We discuss how we met
The spiritual aspects of money
Financial Wellness
and more



Jason is most active on social media @JasonVitug and you can find his book in local bookstores or on Amazon here.


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Lindsay Bryan-Podvin stops by to talk to Rahkim about




Financial Anxiety
Mental Health
Being a Financial Therapist
And more!

Lindsay Bryan-Podvin (she/her) is a biracial financial wellness expert, speaker, and author of the book "The Financial Anxiety Solution." A practicing social worker since 2012, she uses a shame-free approach to help people get their minds and money in balance by focusing on the intersection of money and mental health using financial therapy. While financial literacy is important, she champions the belief that money is rooted in emotions and impacted by the systems around us. She has a degree in sociology and a Master’s in Social Work with certificates in Financial Social Work and Financial Therapy. She lives with her partner and their dog on the occupied land of the Fox, Peoria, and Potawatomi peoples, also known as Michigan.



Lindsay's website is mindmoneybalance.com and she can be found on Instagram and Youtube at MindMoneyBalance



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In this episode, Rahkim sits down with Melanie Lockert, author of the book "Dear Debt" and co-founder of the Lola Retreat, to discuss her journey in paying down debt as a freelancer.

Melanie shares her experience and advice on mental health guardrails and how to manage your time as a freelancer, as well as pivoting your focus when necessary. Her blog chronicled her journey out of $81,000 in student loan debt, and she now helps other women face their fears and take control of their finances through the Lola Retreat.

If you're looking for inspiration and practical advice on managing your finances as a freelancer or paying down debt, you won't want to miss this episode! And if you enjoy this or any other episode of the podcast, please rate and review it wherever you listen to podcasts.



Melanie can be found on her website at mentalhealthandwealth.com or on Twitter @Melanielockert





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Ed Coambs sits down with Rahkim to discuss his journey in financial therapy and how his practice has evolved.

We discuss:


Financial intimacy
Attachment theory
Eye Gazing
and more



Ed Coambs is a firefighter turned financial planner (CFP®) turned marriage and family financial therapist!

With both formal education and personal experience in resolving conflicts, managing finances, developing emotional intimacy, and understanding family systems, He's an informed and empathetic guide along your love and money journey. His goal is to help couples uncover and understand the roots underlying their financial conflicts and move towards financial intimacy. Ed's can be reached via his website at healthyloveandmoney.com



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Anthony Carter is a writer, podcaster, documentary filmmaker, grandfather of nine and cultural critic. Among his books are the mental health strategies found in Ask the Old Guy- a guide to aging and reinvention; Kiss Me Kill Me: Trayvon Martin, Black Male Bodies and White Supremacy a plea for social change regarding the fear and lust of the black male body. His podcast, Visionaries and Truthtellers, can be found on his website BurntheManualProductions.com. He is always on the hunt for the perfect brownie and red velvet cupcake. He is also on Twitter @AnthonyLCarter

In this episode Anthony and I discuss homelessness as a financial trauma. We discuss :



How he "wrote" his way out of homelessness
How he's worked with and educated others experiencing homelessness on financial principles
What the spectrum of homelessness looks like
His being a 7x author
and more. 

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In this episode I interview Amanda Godlweski.

We discuss her journey as a first-gen Latina and the intersections of her experiences in law, higher education, as a mother, and more.

Amanda is the Founder of Mija Learns. A Latina and first generation attorney, she found herself navigating finances and entrepreneurship on her own. Now she's on a mission to educate professionals and entrepreneurs on how to build wealth and build business. With over ten years of experience as an entrepreneur and advising in both the public and private sectors, she shares her knowledge so that you can reach your potential and live your purpose.



Website: www.mijalearns.com

LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amandagodlewski/


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