Yo Quiero Dinero Jannese Torres

Episode 273 features Christine Vega-Perez of Life's Risk Management. We talk about how she got started with her coaching side hustle. Listen now!
Christine Vega-Perez is a Decision Making & Accountability Life Coach and a Registered Nurse with extensive experience in the healthcare sector since 2007. She holds a Master’s of Science in Nursing in Healthcare Systems Management. With her background in healthcare, Christine has amassed considerable expertise in quality improvement, a fundamental aspect of nursing and healthcare. This insight led Christine to contemplate applying the strategies she learned in healthcare to the most crucial industry of all—personal lives.Her goal is to help others make decisions that lead to happiness, whatever form that may take.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction and Course Overview03:19 - The Journey of Entrepreneurship08:04 - The Importance of Support and Community12:16 - Overcoming Mindset Blocks and Embracing Failure20:06 - Financial Aspects of Starting a Business22:01 - The Value of Community in the Ultimate Side Hustle Starter KitReady to stop the side hustle struggle? Interested in learning more? Check out the Ultimate Side Hustle Starter Kit today!
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On this special bonus episode, I'm sharing a recent episode on Mind The Business: Small Business Success Stories.
No Solopreneur is an island. Even as we run our own businesses, the importance of building a community of other business owners is paramount. From sharing advice and support to building a thriving and competitive marketplace, networking and building connections can take your business to the next level. Jannese and Austin talk with Ciara Imani May who runs her own hair brand and is passionate about taking care of her customers and uplifting her community. In this episode we’ll explore why small business networking as a solopreneur with a solid network allows you to have the best of both worlds: to be your own boss but still have a supportive community around you.
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In this special bonus episode, I'm introducing you to my little sister's podcast, Watch Us Thrive. In this episode, we're talking about my brand new book, Financially Lit! and all things love & dinero. We discuss financial abuse, signs to look out for if you think you might be in a financially abusive relationship, how to protect yourself and your money with prenups and postnups, and much more!
To learn more about Watch Us Thrive, visit here. You can listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify & YouTube.
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Chapters
00:00 - Introduction: Financially Lit Book and the Journey of Becoming an Author01:27 - The Importance of Financial Independence03:49 - Protecting Your Assets: The Importance of Prenuptial and Post-Nuptial Agreements06:33 - Navigating Conversations About Money in Relationships08:54 - Rebuilding After Financial Ruin: The Role of Community Support11:44 - Overcoming Fear: The Key to Financial Progress25:03 - Building Yourself Back Up After Financial Ruin28:21 - Empowering Readers to Take Control of Their FinancesMy new book is officially available to buy! Order Financially Lit! Today!
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Episode 270 features Jasmine Ramirez of By Any Means Coaching. We talk about how mental health impacts your money! Listen now!
Jasmine Ramirez is a proud Latina from New York City. She is a seasoned financial therapist and coach with over a decade of experience.
Jasmine and her husband founded By Any Means Coaching (B.A.M.) in 2020. They provide personalized finance coaching geared to the distinctive experiences of BIPOC communities.
Her focus is to help clients make bold financial decisions without shame or guilt. Guiding her approach with The Millennial Money Method, this method blends financial literacy, strategic wealth planning, and the psychology of money.
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Episode 269 features Alicia Sanchez of Mamas Dinero. We talk about how to be a money making mama! Listen now!
A budget doesn’t mean you’re broke.
Alicia Sanchez is the creator behind Mamas Dinero, a blog dedicated to empowering families to take control of their personal finances. She wholeheartedly believes that anyone can improve their financial life by budgeting, saving, paying down high-interest debt, and investing all while helping others!
Alicia started her personal finance journey with over $80k in debt, with a negative net worth, and her credit was negatively affected (thanks to piled-up medical bills). Over the past few years, she's built a foundation of strategies for her and her family by doubling her income, which led to purchasing out of state investment properties to begin her real estate portfolio, plans to live bicoastal internationally, and investing for the future and the future of her daughter.
She keeps it 100% real. She still a mortgage and some student loans but when you have a plan you get things done!
Alicia is also an avid believer that you can continue to enjoy your life while pursuing financial independence and sharing that specialized knowledge is key (that’s why she features Papi’s Deals on her blog! Plus, be sure to check out her non-profit.
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Episode 268 features Maria Colon of Dinero en Spanglish. We talk about how to go from over-spender to financially free! Listen now!
Born and raised in Puerto Rico, Maria Colon moved to the U.S. in 2006, facing language barriers, homesickness, and financial challenges. Growing up, her parents had their businesses, but they didn't plan for tough times, leaving them in a difficult money situation. Despite this, Maria pursued a college education through scholarships and part-time work, graduating debt-free.
She continued her education, eventually becoming a Certified Public Accountant, leading to better job opportunities. Maria moved to Miami for a higher-paying job but faced financial challenges, including lots of credit card debt.
In 2019, as a family of 4, Maria decided to change the family's financial future through financial planning. They are now consumer debt-free, investors, and aim to retire by age 50.
For full episode show notes, visit here.
Chapters:
00:00 - The Importance of Spanish-Language Financial Content03:19 - From Corporate Finance to Personal Finance Educator09:14 - Transforming Finances Through the FIRE Movement27:12 - Estate Planning and Passing on Generational Wealth33:15 - DineroCon: Empowering the Puerto Rican Community36:30 - Maria's Journey: Lessons Learned and a Book in the WorksMy new book is officially available to buy! Order Financially Lit! Today!
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