Your Money Sorted Teachers' Podcast Eileen Adamson

On this episode of The Your Money Sorted Podcast, Eileen is joined by Charlie Burley, the Teacher's Health Coach, who shares his financial journey. From childhood memories of his mum relying on store cards to raise four boys to accumulating debt during university, Charlie's relationship with money has been a rollercoaster. Charlie allows us to explore the impact of his dad's scarcity mindset and his mum's abundance mindset on his financial outlook.
Reflecting on his financial journey, Charlie embraces a newfound perspective on the holistic nature of wellbeing, recognising that financial mistakes contribute to an ongoing learning process. The conversation shifts to Charlie's partner and their different money mindsets. Charlie acknowledges the positive influence his partner has had on his financial journey, highlighting the importance of open communication. Eileen encourages Charlie not to let financial setbacks hinder his impactful work and emphasises the significance of collective dreams in relationships.
The episode concludes with Charlie sharing his business vision, aspiring to put a Teacher’s Health Coach in every school and shares how he envisions an accredited training course to empower teachers with skills in mental health, coaching, nutrition, and movement, aiming for a widespread positive impact on teacher well-being.
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On this episode of The Your Money Sorted Podcast, I introduce Liz, a passionate teacher from Scotland and a valuable member of the Money Cafe community. 
The episode kicks off with a glimpse into Liz's earliest money memories, anchored by a red tapestry purse that symbolises her family's approach to managing essentials and luxuries. Liz candidly shares insights into her spending habits in her 20s and 30s, highlighting a pivotal wake-up moment that led her to reevaluate her financial choices.
Liz's story unfolds with the revelation of her well-structured 10-year plan taking an unexpected turn into a 10-month reality. The decision to move across the country, leaving full-time teaching positions, becomes a testament to the power of intentional living and mindset shifts. The episode explores how Liz's participation in the Money Cafe facilitated this transformation, emphasising the importance of breaking down overwhelming challenges into manageable steps.
We delve into the concept of manifesting desires, with Liz sharing a delightful example involving a simple wish for a new toaster. The episode concludes with a glimpse into Liz's current pursuit of a dream home, underscoring the impact of clear financial goals and intentional living.
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On this episode of the Your Money Sorted Teachers’ Podcast, Eileen welcomes Annabel Jeffcoatte, a teacher and coach who helps primary school middle leaders reduce anxiety and find work-life balance through coaching strategies. Annabel shares her personal journey of healing from burnout and her complex relationship with money.
Annabel reflects on her early money-saving habits and how societal expectations of being a "good girl" influenced her financial decisions. Annabel shares how over time, she sought healing through therapy and coaching, which helped her regain control over her life and rebuild her financial and emotional well-being.
Today, Annabel has achieved balance in her life and helps teachers find the same balance through her coaching, serving as an inspiring example of personal growth and transformation. 
Annabel discusses the importance of recognising the connections between different aspects of our lives, such as our relationship with money. Annabel shares her personal journey of shifting from "all or nothing" behaviour patterns that affected her seizures, spending habits, and relationships.
Eileen praises Annabel’s positive attitude and transformation, highlighting the significance of personal development in addressing internal issues and progressing in life.
Eileen encourages the audience to explore Annabel’s program, "Work Life Balance for Teachers," which focuses on holistic support and self-discovery.
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For more information about Annabel’s programme, visit her website here: www.WorkLifeBalanceForTeachers.com
 
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On this episode of The Your Money Sorted Teachers Podcast, Eileen introduces Jo Adams, the director of Primary Tuition Limited, an accomplished private tuition company. Jo, a former teacher, shares her journey from the classroom to launching her tutoring business, offering insights into the financial decisions that shaped her life and career path. They discuss the profound impact of teaching on Joanne’s well-being and how her mindset shifted when she sought a more balanced lifestyle.
Eileen and Jo discuss the importance of early money memories and how they influence financial behaviour. Jo shares her first money memory of pocket money and the lesson she learned about earning money by doing chores. They explore the impact of her father's redundancy, which led him to start his own business and the valuable lessons she gained from it.
The conversation also touches on teaching children financial responsibility and the importance of letting them make their own spending choices. The conversation delves into the importance of managing time and money effectively, especially for those who trade their time for income. Joanne reveals her plans for the future of her business, including the development of resources to generate income and prepare for financial security. Jo also shares her most significant money dream, which revolves around travel and making cherished memories with her husband.
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Find out more about Jo, the director of Primary Tuition Limited and author of Busy Bees Times Tables Workbook: Learn Your Times Tables Step by Step. https://www.amazon.com/Busy-Bees-Times-Tables-Workbook/dp/B0BRLT2FMM
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On this episode of the Your Money Sorted Teacher's Podcast, Eileen engages in a candid conversation with Krissi Saccoh, director of The Tutor Boss, a flourishing tuition company. Krissi opens up about her earliest money memory, recalling the delight of receiving a £50 note in her childhood, which instilled a sense of richness and celebration. 
Their discussion delves into the profound influence of money mindset, emphasising its formation during childhood and the importance of understanding these early experiences to make positive financial changes. Krissi’s journey from teaching to entrepreneurship is a testament to the potential teachers possess for creating successful businesses. Eileen and Krissi encourage teachers to embrace their unique skill set and consider alternative paths to financial stability beyond traditional employment. 
You can find out more about Krissi and her work here.
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On this episode of the Your Money Sorted Teachers Podcast, Eileen welcomes Richard Cowell, founder of Richard Cowell Education, as they explore his journey from teaching to launching a tutoring business. 
They reflect on how Richard's early money memories influenced his financial outlook. Richard discusses the challenges he faced in the teaching profession, which led to a career reassessment. He emphasises the importance of teachers recognising their value and seeking alternative paths to create wealth and free time. Richard's story highlights the common obstacles and fears teachers encounter when considering non-traditional career options.
Delving deeper into Richard Cowell's journey, we discover how his family's diverse business experiences played a role in shaping his entrepreneurial spirit. Richard speaks about the importance of building a supportive network and provides us with an insight to his transition from a teacher to a thriving business owner. Richard's enthusiasm for helping teachers establish their tutoring businesses and the community he has cultivated to support them shines through.
You can find Richard on his website and all his social links are there too. 
If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to leave a 5 star review on the streaming platform of your choice! 
Don’t forget to check out the FREE Maximise Your Money Challenge here.
 
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Step 2: Check out my fabulous free resources for teachers
Step 3: Join my Your Money Sorted Facebook group