#102 Breaking Free From Money Shame: How to Change Your Mindset and Take Control of Your Finances

02/20/25 • 16 min

In this episode of the Financial Mission Podcast, host and financial coach Jess Wayne addresses the common feelings of shame surrounding money and how to overcome them.

Jess delves into the importance of changing one's mindset to take control of finances. She discusses the influence of childhood experiences on current financial habits and the impact of consumer debt. Jess emphasizes the necessity of setting actionable financial goals and learning from past mistakes.

The episode also sheds light on the benefits of open conversations about money and the role of accountability in achieving financial stability. Jess invites listeners to explore her coaching services and resources to support their financial journey.

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In this episode of the Financial Mission Podcast, host and financial coach Jess Wayne addresses the common feelings of shame surrounding money and how to overcome them.

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#101 Teaching Our Kids About Debt- Lessons They Will Thank You For Later

In this episode of the Financial Mission Podcast, host Jess Wayne shares insights on educating children about debt and financial management. The discussion highlights the importance of setting a strong financial foundation for children, offering personal anecdotes and practical advice.

Jess emphasizes teaching kids the difference between needs and wants, saving before spending, and responsible debt management through progressive lessons suited for different age groups. By incorporating real-life examples and interactive activities like playing Monopoly or creating a debt payoff tracker, Jess underscores the value of making learning about money engaging and impactful.

The episode concludes with advice for parents on maintaining transparency about finances, modeling good habits, and keeping financial discussions age-appropriate to avoid overwhelming their children.

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#103 Mentorship Matters: Your Shortcut to Success

In this episode of the Financial Mission Podcast, host and financial coach Jess Wayne discusses the importance of mentorship in personal and professional growth.

Jess explains that mentors, who can range from coaches and teachers to authors and podcasters, provide valuable guidance and can help accelerate one's progress towards their goals.

She shares personal experiences of seeking mentorship in various aspects of her life, including finances and business, emphasizing the benefits of both free and paid mentorship. Jess also touches on the significance of learning from multiple mentors and taking breaks when needed to avoid information overload.

For those struggling with accountability, she suggests hiring a coach or finding a mentor who has achieved similar goals. Jess wraps up by encouraging listeners to find a mentor to help them stay accountable and supported on their journey. For more information, listeners can visit JessWayneCoaching.com.