EP 182: Personal Finance is Self-Care with Jill Sirianni of Frugal Friends Podcast
Happy Summer Solstice! It is the perfect time of year to let go of what isn’t working and set new intentions for the future.
How would the rest of 2023 feel if you prioritized sleep this summer? How would you feel if you prioritized moving your body? What would shift in your life if your family took on a lot more responsibilities around the house? What would you do with your free time?
Something to think about, right?
I ask myself these kinds of questions all the time. My belief is the deeper my self-knowledge, the deeper the life. One of my areas of interest is personal finance. People, especially women, tell themselves stories about money and many of our money issues can be traced back to childhood.
This week on the podcast I am talking to Jill Sirianni, co-host of the Frugal Friends podcast. In our chat Jill and I talked about how she went from being in debt to now working in personal finance. She spoke about how related personal finance and self-care are because both rely so much on shifting our mindset.
I hope you will give it a listen.
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About Jill:
Jill and her husband paid off $60K of debt by getting creative with their living situations and side hustles. They lived in an RV, house-sat for a year, and have done some interesting side hustles like mobile bartending and flipping their RV! Now she co-hosts Frugal Friends Podcast to help people overcome their impulse spending and transform the habits that cause them to overspend.
She’s passionate about frugality and its intersection with self-care and personal growth.
Aside from hosting over 200 episodes of Frugal Friends with 2.5 million downloads, she’s been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Kiplinger, The Penny Hoarder, and more for her work on the show.
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