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In this episode, I had the privilege of speaking with Heather Hetchler, a certified life coach who provides mental health support for women through Enlighten Her. Heather shared her insights on navigating the complexities of divorce, emphasizing the importance of making sound decisions for a better future. From dealing with emotions to understanding finances, Heather offers a wealth of advice and resources for women going through this challenging phase.

• Guest Introduction and Personal Divorce Experience
• Understanding the Current Divorce Rate
• The Cost and Process of Divorce
•  Deciding to Get a Divorce
• Preparing Mentally for Divorce
• Understanding Your Financial Entitlements
• Financial Awareness for Women
• Navigating Through Divorce with EnlightenHer
• Success Story: From Bitter Divorce to Happy Ending
• Working with EnlightenHer

Join me, Carmen Hecox, as I dive deep into the topic of divorce with my guest, Heather Hetchler. Together, we discuss the emotional and financial challenges women face during divorce and how to overcome them with empowerment and strategy. Heather shares personal stories, offers a roadmap for women, and emphasizes the importance of making informed decisions for a brighter future.

If you or someone you know is navigating the challenges of divorce, download the free 12-step guide mentioned in this episode and empower yourself with the right resources and mindset.

Next Episode Preview: Stay tuned for our next episode, where we delve into spirituality. 

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For legal reasons, we want to make it clear that THIS EPISODE IS NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE.

This is also not an episode about the history of capitalism, or investment recommendations, or an exploration of the economy or financial markets.

This is an honest conversation that acknowledges the multifaceted beliefs, emotions, mindsets and sensitivities people have about money. At the heart of it, money is a nuanced and personal experience. Money isn’t just a currency. It’s a reflection of our lives and our values. Money is a conceptual, energetic, and necessary tool to help you understand your self-worth. Because your self-worth is your net worth.

In this episode, we share our personal experiences with money and share our thoughts and information about lack mindsets, growth psychology, manifestation techniques, and more. We’re bouncing between topics associated with privilege, greed, jealousy and beyond to better develop a healthier relationship with money.

The intersection of spirituality and wealth can make the values in our hearts collide with the demands of the material world. It’s a complex subject — one that we’ll tackle from multiple angles in a few different episodes over time. But as we begin the conversation with this episode, our goal is to acknowledge the profound ways money influences our lives, and help you understand the importance of viewing money beyond a tangible object. Ultimately, it’s about seeing the endless wealth that exists when you tune into your authenticity.

"Since its creation, money hasn’t been just a measure of wealth; at times it’s been a symbol of our values and a test of our morality. The way in which one uses money may build or destroy one’s reputation and standing in a community, and it certainly demonstrates one’s character. Because money is an expression of value, it matters how it’s expressed." — Kabir Sehgal

***As mentioned at the end of the episode, below is a list of our recommended books about money, wealth, abundance and prosperity. Whether you want a psychological deep dive, a witchy spell book, an EFT tapping guide, a historical viewpoint, an academic approach, a metaphysical perspective, or just a practical way of better understanding money markets, budgeting, investing or otherwise, you’ll be able to find something in this list that sparks your interest:

• “Coined” by Kabir Sehgal
• “The Soul of Money” by Lynne Twist
• “The Richest Man in Babylon” by George S. Clason
• “Tapping Into Wealth” by Margaret M. Lynch
• “Prosperity Magick” by Cassandra Eason
• “The Great Depression: A Diary” by Benjamin Roth
• “The Psychology of Money” by Morgan Housel
• “How A Second Grader Beats Wall Street” by Allan Roth
• “The $100 Startup” by Chris Guillebeau
• “Think And Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill
• “The Simple Path To Wealth” by J L Collins
• “Worthy” by Nancy Levin
• “Financial Sorcery” by Jason Miller
• “I Will Teach You To Be Rich” by Ramit Sethi
• “The Millionaire Next Door” by Thomas J. Stanley
• “The Energy of Money” by Maria Nemeth
• “Creating Money” by Duane Packer
• “Devil Take The Hindmost” by Edward Chancellor
• “Happy Money” by Ken Honda
• “Riches Are Your Right” by Joseph Murphy
• “You Are A Badass At Making Money” by Jen Sincero
• “Flow” by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
• “The Magic of Manifesting Money” by Ryuu Shinohara
• “Common Sense and Mutual Funds” by John C. Bogle
• “Your Money and Your Brain” by Jason Zweig

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Has one ever pondered the strength of bonds forged in friendship and how they can remain unbroken even during the harshest of storms? Be moved by a touching dialogue between Tanya and one of her closest friends, Angie Rutter. Together, they journey down memory lane, reminiscing about the milestones that have shaped their lasting bond and the serendipity of their initial meeting at a women's ministry gathering. 

This episode offers listeners an intimate glimpse into their emotions as they grapple with the passing of Tanya's spouse, Jeremy, and how this profound loss challenged the essence of their bond. They speak of their mutual reliance for comfort during this harrowing phase, the overwhelming warmth they received from their circle, and the pivotal role their friendship had in navigating the aftermath. They explore topics such as the importance of financial prudence, understanding the stages of grief, and the transformative nature of gratitude in nurturing relationships.

Listen in as they share our thoughts on choosing love over judgment, focusing on the good in life, and supporting others through their grief. You're in for an empowering conversation about the strength of friendship, the allure of resilience, and the journey to healing.

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Season 5 Kickoff!

What is in store:

- New line up of guests
- Deeper discussions on the connection between business and spirituality
- Ways to stay connected through the community
- Ways to continue to work together 1:1

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Do you struggle with overspending or find yourself living paycheck to paycheck? 

One of the most powerful ways to take control of your finances is by conducting regular spending reviews. In this episode, we'll explore how setting aside time each week to review your bank account and expenses can help you become more aware of your spending habits, identify areas for improvement, and ultimately save you money.

Discussion Points: 

• The importance of tracking your expenses to gain financial awareness and control
• How to set up a system for regular spending reviews, including what to look for and what tools to use
• The benefits of reviewing your expenses on a weekly basis rather than less frequently
• Strategies for identifying and reducing unnecessary expenses, including how to prioritize what to cut back on
• How to use spending reviews to identify trends in your spending habits over time, and adjust your budget accordingly
• The impact of consistent spending reviews on overall financial health, including debt reduction and savings growth

Sound good? Let's rip in. Enjoy the show!

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In today's episode I provide so more details on the FREE Webinar being offered on November 9th. 

Have you ever had any of the following thoughts in the past year?

• I don’t make enough money.  
• My job doesn’t pay me enough.  
• I can’t ask for what I am really worth because I won’t get it.   
• I feel guilty asking for more money. 
•  I don’t deserve it, there’s someone working harder than me. 
•  I am not smart enough or I don’t have enough credentials. 

Then this could be for you.   It is not a formula.

Learn more and Save your Spot! 

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March was National Credit Education Month & April is Financial Literacy Month, so I'm continuing to educate ya'll on credit cards and how they affect your overall credit score this month on my podcast.   

We all know that credit can be complex as hell, but as your resident money girl and financial accountability partner, I promise I got you!  

Let’s start from the beginning; A healthy credit score is necessary if you’re going to apply for loans to finance expenses in your lifetime. Did you know that the higher your credit score, the lower interest you pay overall for the loan?   That’s right, and that’s why I’m taking time this month to educate you on how you can improve your credit standing by managing your credit cards the Mindfully Rich way! 

Credit is power and serves as your face card to lenders and employers, utility, phone, and companies overall needing your history of how you move in repaying debts that you borrowed.  That three-digit credit score you may or may not care about has the power to improve your life and make living easier for you financially in the future.   

 Stay tuned all month as I give you my perspective on how credit cards can increase and decrease your credit score in this 5 part series.   

#MindfullyRichPodcast #CreditEducationMonth #CreditTips 

Listening to my podcast is a dope, straightforward resource to learn about credit cards and how it affects your credit. I would encourage y’all to check out Experian’s website because first, that’s my favorite credit bureau, and you can find a lot of credit education directly from the source and get real answers to the credit questions you are seeking just in case you don’t believe what ya girl is talking about over here!

Thank you for listening, sharing, and supporting me throughout this podcast journey; I hope the info I share here is valuable to ya’ll, and I’m forever blessed for ya’ll for listening.

Don’t forget to listen, listen, listen, and share this with ERRRRBody; keep writing those reviews, and remember ya'll, my marketing team!

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March was National Credit Education Month & April is Financial Literacy Month, so I'm continuing to educate ya'll on credit cards and how they affect your overall credit score this month on my podcast.   

We all know that credit can be complex as hell, but as your resident money girl and financial accountability partner, I promise I got you!  

Let’s start from the beginning; A healthy credit score is necessary if you’re going to apply for loans to finance expenses in your lifetime. Did you know that the higher your credit score, the lower interest you pay overall for the loan?   That’s right, and that’s why I’m taking time this month to educate you on how you can improve your credit standing by managing your credit cards the Mindfully Rich way! 

Credit is power and serves as your face card to lenders and employers, utility, phone, and companies overall needing your history of how you move in repaying debts that you borrowed.  That three-digit credit score you may or may not care about has the power to improve your life and make living easier for you financially in the future.   

 Stay tuned all month as I give you my perspective on how credit cards can increase and decrease your credit score in this 5 part series.   

#MindfullyRichPodcast #CreditEducationMonth #CreditTips 

Listening to my podcast is a dope, straightforward resource to learn about credit cards and how it affects your credit. I would encourage y’all to check out Experian’s website because first, that’s my favorite credit bureau, and you can find a lot of credit education directly from the source and get real answers to the credit questions you are seeking just in case you don’t believe what ya girl is talking about over here!

Thank you for listening, sharing, and supporting me throughout this podcast journey; I hope the info I share here is valuable to ya’ll, and I’m forever blessed for ya’ll for listening.

Don’t forget to listen, listen, listen, and share this with ERRRRBody; keep writing those reviews, and remember ya'll, my marketing team!

Connect with RichE on Instagram 

Keep up with the pod on Instagram - @Mindfully_Rich_Podcast 
Check out my website - iammindfullyrich.com

🖤LISTEN 🖤SUBSCRIBE 🖤SHARE
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March is National Credit Education Month, so this month on my podcast, I’ll focus on educating ya’ll on credit cards and how they affect your overall credit score.  Credit can be complex as hell, but as your resident money girl and financial accountability partner, I promise I got you!  

Let’s start from the beginning; A healthy credit score is necessary if you’re going to apply for loans to finance expenses in your lifetime. Did you know that the higher your credit score, the lower interest you pay overall for the loan?   That’s right, and that’s why I’m taking time this month to educate you on how you can improve your credit standing by managing your credit cards the Mindfully Rich way! 

Credit is power and serves as your face card to lenders and employers, utility, phone, and companies overall needing your history of how you move in repaying debts that you borrowed.  That three-digit credit score you may or may not care about has the power to improve your life and make living easier for you financially in the future.   

 Stay tuned all month as I give you my perspective of how credit cards can increase and decrease your credit score in this 5 part series.   

#MindfullyRichPodcast #CreditEducationMonth #CreditTips 

Listening to my podcast is a dope, straightforward resource to learn about credit cards and how it affects your credit. I would encourage y’all to check out Experian’s website because first, that’s my favorite credit bureau, and you can find a lot of credit education directly from the source and get real answers to the credit questions you are seeking just in case you don’t believe what ya girl is talking about over here!

Thank you for listening, sharing, and supporting me throughout this podcast journey; I hope the info I share here is valuable to ya’ll, and I’m forever blessed for ya’ll for listening.

Don’t forget to listen, listen, listen, and share this with ERRRRBody; keep writing those reviews, and remember ya'll, my marketing team!

Connect with RichE on Instagram 

Keep up with the pod on Instagram - @Mindfully_Rich_Podcast 
Check out my website - iammindfullyrich.com

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What are bull and bear markets? What do they mean for our economy and how did their get their names? That and more in this episode!

What? Build a school?? Join me as I look at how companies in the 11 stock market sectors impact our lives every day. 

People know how to make money, but chances are, they probably don't know how to manage nor keep it.  For example, have you ever ran through your paycheck after getting paid?   Or maybe you've spent too much money in a month because you didn't have a budget.  Both examples are a sign that you need a money management plan.  

Recently I saw a tweet on #Twitter that said, "Money management is more important than making money!"  Now while I don't disagree with this statement, I do believe it deserves more context.  Money management is super important mainly because it creates balance in your finances.  It also gives you a better understanding of where you're spending your money. Now making money doesn't equate to keeping the money because the only way to keep money is to have a money management plan.  

Get into this episode, because I got ALOT to say on this topic!

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This month I’m focusing on money, and relationships here on Mindfully Rich Podcast, and this week, I’m revisiting the topic of joint bank accounts between partners or spouses.  Trusting your money with another person is a huge commitment, and although you may really like, or love your partner or spouse,  are you ready for a joint bank account together?  

Couples both unmarried and married avoid money topics such as this, so today, I plan on being that voice of reason you need to decide if your relationship is really ready for this next money step in your relationship!

Music Title Inspiration: Artist Jon B - They Don't Know

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