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Farnoosh Torabi: When Financial Fear is Good
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Farnoosh Torabi: When Financial Fear is Good
Farnoosh Torabi is an Iranian-American personal finance expert, journalist, author and the host of the So Money podcast.
Today, Farnoosh joins me to talk about her new book, A Healthy State of Panic, why the idea of fearlessness can sometimes be problematic and how growing up in an immigrant household shaped her relationship with fear.
Join both Farnoosh and I today to learn more about how you can use your fear constructively to make positive changes in your life.
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Farnoosh Torabi is an Iranian-American personal finance expert, journalist, author and the host of the So Money podcast.
Today, Farnoosh joins me to talk about her new book, A Healthy State of Panic, why the idea of fearlessness can sometimes be problematic and how growing up in an immigrant household shaped her relationship with fear.
Join both Farnoosh and I today to learn more about how you can use your fear constructively to make positive changes in your life.
Also mentioned in today’s episode:
Fear and decision making when it comes to personal finance 4:19
Overcoming investing fears 15:58
Fear and upbringing in an immigrant family 24:56
How you can use your fear to make positive changes 39:03
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BTS: Creative Career Advice from Architect John Cole (aka My Dad)
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BTS: Creative Career Advice from Architect John Cole (aka My Dad)
Today, I have my dad, architect John Cole, joining me to talk about his successful career in architecture and to give some of his best advice to young architects just starting a creative career path.
Join my dad and I in this episode as we discuss the significance of face-to-face interaction when growing your career and why empathy is such an important factor in architecture.
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Today, I have my dad, architect John Cole, joining me to talk about his successful career in architecture and to give some of his best advice to young architects just starting a creative career path.
Join my dad and I in this episode as we discuss the significance of face-to-face interaction when growing your career and why empathy is such an important factor in architecture.
Also mentioned in today’s episode:
John Cole’s background and how he got into architecture 2:12
Advice for young architects just starting out in a creative career today 20:35
Empathy is key to effective marketing 27:05
The importance of professional relationships 31:51
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See my Dad’s website: https://www.johncolearchitect.com/profile
Sign up for Money Bootcamp: https://www.sunlighttax.com/moneybootcamp2023
Taylor Smalls: Taking the Leap from Architecture to Full Time Art
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Taylor Smalls: Taking the Leap from Architecture to Full Time Art
Taylor Smalls is a contemporary painter who runs her own studio practice based in California.
In today’s episode, Taylor joins me to chat about how she made the shift from working in architecture to being a full-time artist and what she’s learned along the way with pricing and business structure.
Join us in this episode as we share valuable tips on making the leap from corporate to creative entrepreneur and how you can learn to communicate the value of your art when selling.
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Taylor Smalls is a contemporary painter who runs her own studio practice based in California.
In today’s episode, Taylor joins me to chat about how she made the shift from working in architecture to being a full-time artist and what she’s learned along the way with pricing and business structure.
Join us in this episode as we share valuable tips on making the leap from corporate to creative entrepreneur and how you can learn to communicate the value of your art when selling.
Also mentioned in today’s episode:
What Taylor got a handle on before she took the leap to full-time artist 3:25
Why getting rid of debt was a motivator 15:15
Pricing as an energetic exchange 20:31
Taylor's approach to pricing in the tech space 23:35
Talking about money in the art world 25:02
How the art world can be intimidating to the buyer 27:36
Communicating the value of your art 33:35
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Imagine (Sneha Shrestha): Street Art, Authenticity, and Connecting Savings to Creative Freedom
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Imagine (Sneha Shrestha): Street Art, Authenticity, and Connecting Savings to Creative Freedom
Imagine (Sneha Shrestha) is an artist, educator and social entrepreneur from Kathmandu, Nepal. She established Nepal’s first Children’s Art Museum and worked at Artists for Humanity. Sneha recently graduated from Harvard Graduate School of Education with a Master’s degree in Education.
Sneha is also known as IMAGINE in the art world and has established herself as Nepali street artist meshing the Nepali alphabet and the Boston graffiti scene. Imagine has redefined the Nepali alphabet and given it a new identity through graffiti. Being the first to mesh American Graffiti with Nepali Alphabets, she has shown her work in several exhibitions, commissioned works and public walls around the world including Boston, San Francisco, Bali, Istanbul, Geneva and Copenhagen.
On today’s episode, Imagine joins me to talk about her art and her entrepreneurial journey including managing her money as an artist and creative entrepreneur. We talk about being real, what savings opens up for your creativity, and what success actually looks like.
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Imagine (Sneha Shrestha) is an artist, educator and social entrepreneur from Kathmandu, Nepal. She established Nepal’s first Children’s Art Museum and worked at Artists for Humanity. Imagine recently graduated from Harvard Graduate School of Education with a Master’s degree in Education.
Sneha is also known as IMAGINE in the art world and has established herself as Nepali street artist meshing the Nepali alphabet and the Boston graffiti scene. Imagine has redefined the Nepali alphabet and given it a new identity through graffiti. Being the first to mesh American Graffiti with Nepali Alphabets, she has shown her work in several exhibitions, commissioned works and public walls around the world including Boston, San Francisco, Bali, Istanbul, Geneva and Copenhagen.
On today’s episode, Imagine joins me to talk about her art and her entrepreneurial journey including managing her money as an artist and creative entrepreneur. We talk about being real, what savings opens up for your creativity, and what success actually looks like.
Also mentioned in today’s episode:
Imagine’s background 1:10
Learning fast and failing fast for success 8:17
Perfectionism and why it’s holding you back 20:13
How street art is different than gallery art 26:24
What Imagine has found most useful when managing her money as an artist 32:04
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https://www.instagram.com/imagine876/
Gretchen Carder: Prestige is Not Payment: Textiles, Covid Pivots + Bookkeeping as Self-Care
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Gretchen Carder: Prestige is Not Payment: Textiles, Covid Pivots + Bookkeeping as Self-Care
Gretchen Carder is the owner of Good Quilt and a member of Money Bootcamp. Gretchen joins me to talk about her experience transitioning from corporate to working with textiles as a creative entrepreneur, how her decision to join Money Bootcamp helped her gain clarity and confidence in her finances, and why bookkeeping is such an essential part of entrepreneurship.
Gretchen Carder is the owner of Good Quilt and a member of Money Bootcamp. Gretchen has a background in graphic design and now works with textiles as a quilter.
On today’s episode, Gretchen joins me to talk about her experience transitioning from corporate to working with textiles as a creative entrepreneur, how her decision to join Money Bootcamp helped her gain clarity and confidence in her finances, and why bookkeeping is such an essential part of entrepreneurship.
Also mentioned in today’s episode:
Gretchen’s background 1:48
Her decision to join Money Bootcamp and what made her join 2:25
What Gretchen’s business looked like prior to joining Money Bootcamp 5:38
How bookkeeping can be considered self-care 10:15
How Money Bootcamp has helped Gretchen gain sustainable income 12:51
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