4 Actions You Need To Take to Ditch the Money Struggle

09/12/24 • 22 min

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In this episode of the Bankruptcy to Bliss podcast, host Louisa Larado shares her personal journey through bankruptcy and the steps she took to regain financial stability. She emphasizes the importance of mindset, practical financial strategies, goal setting, and taking consistent action to overcome financial hardships. Louisa provides listeners with actionable advice and insights to help them navigate their own financial challenges and create a positive money story moving forward.
Takeaways

The decision to go bankrupt can be overwhelming.
Financial setbacks impact all areas of life.
Mindset is the foundation for financial recovery.
Start with mindset before practical financial steps.
Creating a flexible budget is crucial for financial health.
Setting clear financial goals helps in achieving stability.
Daily action is necessary for financial change.
Limiting beliefs can hinder financial progress.
Financial goals should be achievable and motivating.
Community support can enhance accountability and success.

Keywords
bankruptcy, financial recovery, mindset, budgeting, financial goals, money management, financial stability, personal finance, overcoming debt, financial empowerment

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The decision to go bankrupt can be overwhelming.
Financial setbacks impact all areas of life.
Mindset is the foundation for financial recovery.
Start with mindset before practical financial steps.
Creating a flexible budget is crucial for financial health.
Setting clear financial goals helps in achieving stability.
Daily action is necessary for financial change.
Limiting beliefs can hinder financial progress.
Financial goals should be achievable and motivating.
Community support can enhance accountability and success.

Keywords
bankruptcy, financial recovery, mindset, budgeting, financial goals, money management, financial stability, personal finance, overcoming debt, financial empowerment

Find out more about my next workshop Thriving Together: A 1/2 Retreat for Mums and Teen Daughters by clicking here

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10 Mistakes I Made During My Bankruptcy

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Summary
In this episode, Louisa Larado shares the 10 mistakes she made during her bankruptcy and offers tips on how to avoid them.
Takeaways

Avoid avoiding thinking about money and instead become aware of your finances by tracking income and expenses.
Set up separate bank accounts for different expenses to better manage your money.
Openly talk about bankruptcy to reduce shame and increase support.
Set money goals to stay focused and motivated.
Let go of blame and take responsibility for your financial situation.
Educate yourself about money to improve your financial knowledge and decision-making.
Step out of your comfort zone and try new strategies to improve your financial situation.
Shift from a lack mindset to an abundance mindset to attract more opportunities and positive experiences with money.
Align with your partner on finances and regularly communicate about goals and progress.
Believe that you can rebuild and improve your financial situation after bankruptcy.

Keywords
bankruptcy, mistakes, money management, financial goals, blame, education, comfort zone, lack mindset, partnership, struggle

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Why A Tight Budget Makes You More Broke

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Summary
In this episode of the Bankruptcy to Bliss podcast, Louisa Larado discusses the pitfalls of maintaining a tight budget and how it can lead to a cycle of stress and financial worry. She shares her personal journey of transitioning from a rigid budgeting approach to a more flexible one that accommodates life's unpredictability. Louisa emphasizes the importance of a positive money mindset, advocating for an abundance mentality over a lack mentality. She provides practical tips for effective budgeting and invites listeners to join her upcoming workshop for further guidance.
Takeaways

Having a tight budget can lead to financial stress.
A lack mindset attracts more financial problems.
Flexibility in budgeting allows for life's unpredictability.
It's essential to review your budget regularly.
A positive money mindset can lead to better financial outcomes.
Budgeting should feel good and serve your needs.
Setting a loose budget can help manage expenses better.
Don't ignore your budget; awareness is key.
Play around with your budgeting methods until it feels right.
Join workshops for additional budgeting tools and techniques.

Keywords
budgeting, financial management, abundance mindset, money mindset, financial stability, flexible budgeting, personal finance, bankruptcy recovery, money management tips, financial goals

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Living My Life Like It's Golden - 4 Actions You Need To Take to Ditch the Money Struggle

Transcript

Welcome to the Bankruptcy to Bliss podcast. I'm your host, Louisa Larado And on today's episode, I want to dive into the idea of what next steps you need to take once you've gone through a big setback such as bankruptcy or any sort of financial hardship, just where you feel yourself overwhelmed and not really sure how to get things back on track.

I want to give you four simple steps you can start taking today to start transforming your money situation and to create the new money story t