Jenifer Madson is a nationally renowned Financial Success Coach, author of the award-winning bestseller, A FINANCIAL MINUTE, and creator of the coaching game that’s sweeping the nation, Let’sTalk MONEY. Her unique brand of financial wisdom has been featured in media outlets across the country, including Shape Magazine, and The Nest. She is on a mission to get the whole world talking about stuff that matters, in a way that changes lives—won’t you join the game?
The holidays are upon us, and one of the things I’m most excited about this year is how much more committed my family is to creating memories than stressing out about parties, gifting, and the rest of the hoopla that goes with the season.
Well, it’s a new month, with a new incoming President, and hopefully, a bright, new outlook on what’s ahead for us as a nation. As always, I and my team of Coaches and Facilitators are focused each month on bringing you what you need to create a new financial reality, through our discussions, articles, blogs, downloads, and events, and this month is no exception.
Nationally renowned financial success coach Jenifer Madson gives you effective tips and tools to reduce financial stress and worry.
If someone asked you to describe how you are financially, what would you say?
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I’m constantly looking for ways to share the tips and resources that will teach you to play the “money coach” of your own life.
I have great faith that, given enough support, you will create the means for a better financial future.
So I’ve been working diligently to make the most of various social and internet media, to deliver great content in ways that serve your different learning styles.
The Bad News Is…
…there’s a whole lot we can’t control right now. The good news is, there’s still some stuff we can.
When I had my “financial awakening” 12 years ago, the good news of losing everything was that it forced me into some habits that sustain me to this day – in good times and bad. I thought I’d share a few of those, in hopes they’ll help you during these uncertain times.
Everywhere we turn these days, we’re greeted with the latest reminder of how dire things are economically. In fact, I’m so certain you’ve been sufficiently inundated with this information that I won’t add my two cents on it.
What I do want to focus on is putting some fun into this dysfunctional time; encouraging you to keep your spirits up and continue your self-care, even when resources are limited.
I was originally going to title this “Out of Service,” which described how I’d been feeling of late, but changed my mind once I, well, changed my mind.
It’s been a tough few months. Grave family illnesses, some economic uncertainties, too much to do, too little time. With more stress on my head than I’d felt in a long time, I started to lose perspective, and frankly, ended up being more than a little self-indulgent as a result.
Please join us Tuesday for Coaching Yourself into Financial Greatness with Jenifer Madson.
In this week’s CoachCast, Jenifer will teach listeners to play her nationally acclaimed financial game, (more…)
It’s only been seven months since we launched the live version of the Let’sTalk MONEY Game, and I’ve already learned a ton about what makes some people open up about money and get to a new and better place with it, and what keeps others stuck in their old habits.
Let’s talk about what doesn’t work: seeing yourself as deficient, and not in an “I don’t understand the concept of abundance” kind of way. I mean having little to no confidence in your ability to make predictably positive choices with money, or seeing yourself as “One who can’t….”
