Save 6 Figures with Gina Knox Financial Coach for Entrepreneurs, Gina Knox

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Episode Synopsis:
In this episode, Gina discusses the importance of financial compatibility in relationships and provides advice on navigating differences in spending habits, risk tolerance, and ambition. She emphasizes the need for open communication, setting boundaries, and accepting each other's values. Gina shares examples from her own relationship to illustrate how couples with different financial values can still succeed by leveraging each other's strengths and creating systems that protect the relationship. She also highlights the significance of discussing financial values before having children and making decisions that align with shared goals.

Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction and Overview02:21 - The Significance of Financial Compatibility06:39 - Understanding Financial Values09:56 - Navigating Differences in Values12:41 - Creating Boundaries for Financial Success18:57 - Avoiding Blame and Focusing on Shared Goals23:07 - Discussing Financial Values Before Having Children28:20 - Conclusion

 

Takeaways:

Financial compatibility is just as important as other aspects of compatibility in a romantic partnership.
Shared values, rather than circumstances, are key to financial compatibility.
Assume that your partner will not change their financial values and decide what is a deal breaker for you.
Create financial boundaries that protect the relationship and allow each partner to express their values.
Blaming each other for differences in financial values is counterproductive; instead, focus on leveraging each other's strengths.
Discuss financial values and goals before having children to avoid conflicts in the future.

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Episode Synopsis: 
In this episode, Gina Knox discusses the concept of money mindset and how our thoughts and feelings about money dictate our behavior. She focuses on the idea that restriction can actually save us from further restriction and explores the patterns of overspending and rebellion against budgeting. Gina emphasizes the importance of setting financial boundaries with ourselves and sticking to them, as well as the role of budgeting in achieving our financial goals. She also draws parallels between financial boundaries and personal boundaries, using the example of bedtime. The episode concludes with an invitation to join Gina's Six Figure Saver program.

Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction to Money Mindset

01:23 The Power of Restriction

04:11 The Cycle of Overspending and Restriction

07:02 Understanding the Meaning of Restriction

09:00 Financial Boundaries and Personal Boundaries

16:34 Invitation to Join Six Figure Saver Program

 

Takeaways: 

Our thoughts and feelings about money dictate our behavior and decisions.
Restriction can save us from further restriction and financial hardship.
Setting financial boundaries with ourselves is crucial for achieving financial security and peace of mind.
Budgeting is a tool for tracking and staying true to our financial boundaries and goals.
Improving our money mindset requires self-compassion and a commitment to continuous growth.

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Episode Synopsis: 
In this podcast episode, Gina Knox discusses the importance of bookkeeping and how it can reveal the underlying issues in a business. She shares stories of clients who struggle with their finances and explains how looking at the cellular level of a business can help identify and solve problems. Gina highlights six ways that businesses waste money, including software, coaches, team members, projects, equipment, and inventory. She emphasizes the need to be intentional with expenses and make data-backed decisions.

 

Timestamps:
03:28 - Analyzing a Client's Financial Data05:23- Understanding the Cellular Level of Your Business10:22 - Identifying and Avoiding Wasteful Expenses14:45 - Wasting Money on Software and Coaches19:51 - Avoiding Unnecessary Expenses and Focusing on Sales25:01 - Being Strategic with Team Members and Projects31:12 - Managing Equipment and Inventory Expenses36:12 - The Power of Looking at Financial Data

 

Takeaways: 

Bookkeeping is essential for understanding the financial health of a business and identifying underlying issues.
Businesses often waste money on unnecessary expenses, such as software, coaches, team members, projects, equipment, and inventory.
It's important to be intentional with expenses and make data-backed decisions.
Avoiding financial management can lead to business failure, so it's crucial to confront and address financial issues.
Looking at the cellular level of a business can help identify and solve problems.
Regularly reviewing and analyzing financial data is key to making informed business decisions.

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Episode Synopsis: 
In this episode, Gina Knox discusses the three main reasons why small businesses fail before the five-year mark: lack of working capital, bad business investments, and big unexpected tax bills. She emphasizes the importance of financial acumen and offers practical advice on how to prevent these issues. Gina encourages business owners to manage their cashflow, spend money wisely on current business problems, and plan for taxes. She also addresses the misconception that earning more money can solve all financial problems and highlights the need for financial awareness and accountability.

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Episode Synopsis:
In this conversation, Gina Knox interviews Molly Knuth, a six-figure saver and fractional CMO. They discuss Molly's journey as a business owner and the importance of financial management. Molly shares how she transitioned to the role of CMO and the impact it had on her finances. She emphasizes the significance of tracking numbers, setting financial goals, and paying herself a healthy owner's pay. They also discuss the challenges women face when it comes to talking about money and the importance of creating safe spaces to have these conversations. Molly encourages women entrepreneurs to seek support and education to improve their financial confidence.

 

About Molly Knuth:
Molly Knuth is a small-town Iowa girl who thought she wanted to be a high school teacher. After 3 years instructing on all things Shakespeare and American authors and many years of subbing, life called Molly out of the classroom and into the role of stay-at-home mom.

…AND THAT’S WHEN THINGS GOT INTERESTING.

You see, being a stay-at-home mom was great, but Molly knew that she needed a little more. And she knew there were lots of small-town business owners in her hometown of Cascade, Iowa, who could use some assistance in their daily operations.

So after helping one business owner set up his company on the new Facebook Business Pages and running some successful campaigns, another local owner reached out asking for social media help, then another and another, and in 2017 Molly Knuth Media was born.

Since then, Molly Knuth Media has evolved from a solo freelance social media marketing operation to a one-stop shop marketing agency for small-town businesses. In 2024, Molly stepped away from the agency model and into the realm of being a Fractional CMO and Consultant for women-owned businesses looking to bring alignment and intention to their marketing. Molly also hosts The Found Podcast with Molly Knuth, helping women found businesses and find themselves along the way through holistic strategies and storytelling.

Molly believes women can do big things from anywhere with a business that supports their goals and aligns with their ideal customers and clients. And she’s here to support you along the way.

 

Where to find Molly:

Website: mollyknuthmedia.com Instagram: @mollyknuth_mkm for the business owner content and BTSInstagram: @mollyknuthmedia for the market-y stuff 

 

 

financial management, business transition, CMO role, tracking numbers, financial goals, owner's pay, women entrepreneurs, safe spaces, financial confidence

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Episode Synopsis: 
Gina Knox goes over the top 3 lessons she learned from being a small business researcher at QuickBooks for 5 years. She talks about her areas of expertise working with Field Services and Professional Services, learning about Product Based Businesses in the Sales Tax division, and finally her experience researching companies that were 2 million and above.