Check Your Money

Having impostor syndrome can make you feel like you're not good enough even when you are. It robs you of your motivation and can set you back financially by stopping you from reaching your true earning potential. You can face & fix your issue and there's no good reason why you don't deserve to. In this episode I explore ways you can prepare yourself to increase your earning potential by fighting these fears and doing your research.

Having impostor syndrome can make you feel like you're not good enough even when you are. It robs you of your motivation and can set you back financially by stopping you from reaching your true earning potential. You can face & fix your issue and there's no good reason why you don't deserve to. In this episode I explore ways you can prepare yourself to increase your earning potential by fighting these fears and doing your research.

Did you know that Covid 19 impacted communities differently depending on race? How did this affect Remittances? (did you even know this had a name?!) Does a 3-6 month emergency seem out of reach because you’re living paycheck to paycheck? All this and more on this episode of Check Your Money.

This episode takes you on a journey of the history of women & borrowing. You may be surprised to know that only in our lifetime have laws been put in place making it illegal to discriminate against applicants based on the basis of sex, martial status, race, color , age, religion, or national origin. Stay tuned to the end of the episode if you're currently receiving the extra $600 from the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program. Credit card fact sheet referenced: https://www.consumer-action.org/downloads/alerts/CC_law.pdf

Meet a LatinX, GenXer, who wants to break the money silence that exists in some cultures and help to remove the fear of what is beyond our money comfort zone.