Episodes

Have you ever realized the role that scarcity plays in your money decisions?

In this episode, we’re diving deep into the role credit plays in you being able to achieve your money goals with Monique White, head of community at Self.

Ask Shannah: Is a Rewards Credit Card Worth It

We’re talking about the ten money myths that got you here and how to change them with Whitney Anne Ellis.

Your money story holds great power over your relationship with money and understanding your story is vital to you being able to live the life you want to live. Our guest, Christina Blacken knows a little something about money...

The question I get asked the most is, "How much money should I save for retirement." In this solo episode, I'm sharing 4 steps to figuring out how much money you save during your working years for retirement.

What would it look like to negotiate any situation fearlessly?

Have you ever wondered what I am supposed to do and more importantly, not supposed to do at work?

n this solo episode, I’m breaking down how to think about debt, strategies to pay it off, and why being completely debt-free should never be the goal.

If you’ve got student loans and are wondering about the fate of this seemingly forever-talked-about loan forgiveness, Travis Hornsby, founder of Student Loan Planner has all the info that you need to know, and it’s juicy.

Chris Miles, Cash Flow Expert is here to talk about why passive income is one of the best ways to build wealth and how you can build it with any budget.

In this Ask Shannah, I’m answering the burning question, should I take money from my retirement account to buy a house, or is that the worst decision ever

In this episode, you'll learn the mistakes most newbies make when investing in real estate, and how not to make them with Alan Corey

If you’ve ever felt stress, fear, anxiety, palms sweating, heart racing, all the feels around money, and are tired of it all, this episode is dedicated to you. Dr. Charryse Johnson, the author of the book Expired Mindsets, sp...

Everything you need to know about investing in medium-term rentals

Ditch your budget and instead learn the power of tracking your cash

If you know anything about me, you know that I love to eat, but I also love to eat foods that make my body feel good and I’ve been exploring the world of plant-based eating. Let’s be real though, eating healthy can be an expe...

Is saving money ruining your social life? If you think about it, so much of your social life revolves around spending money. But what happens when you have a big money goal that requires you to stop spending money? Do your fr...

Are you ready to get rid of debt but don't know where to start? In this episode, I break down how to think about debt, strategies to pay it off, and why being completely debt-free should never be the goal. Just a quick note, ...

Let me paint a picture that you might know a little something about. You go to the grocery store for a few things…and before you know it, it’s $100. Then you go to fill up your car with gas, and yep, another $40 there. Then y...

Micheal Jordan was arguably the best basketball player that has ever lived. Before all the shots he took and all the championships he earned, his mom, Deloris Jodan, changed the money game for Michael and so many other athlet...

Ready to learn how to turn anxiety into a superpower at work? Our guest, Morra Aarons-Mele, host of the Anxious Achiever podcast and author of the book, Anxious Achiever, emphatically believes that you need to start normalizi...

Are you and your partner financially compatible

The housing market is still crazy. People are spending a lot over the asking price in some cities, still. And the interest rates are around 6.5%+. That all seems a bit bleak if you’re looking to buy a house. In this Ask Shannah, I’m answering the question, “Are there good reasons to buy a house?” …