Get Ready!

“We need to stop over sharing on social media. Every time we’re sharing something, it’s a piece of your personal information.” - Dana Mantilia 

In this episode of Get Ready, I spoke with Dana Mantili...

Buy enough (life insurance) the first time and don’t let it lapse.

In this episode of GET READY!, I spoke with Bob Bland, the founder of Lifequotes about the future of life insurance. Bob shared why ...

“Don’t be a bobblehead, don’t just sit there and shake your head. And don’t be afraid to ask for help.” - Dave Seibel

David Seibel, Author of Don’t Run Out of Money and host of the Don’t Run Out of M...

“Always have a budget and an emergency fund. Having an emergency fund will cushion you against unforeseen issues that may arise.” - Sheila Mmboga.

In this episode, I spoke with Sheila Mmboga, founde...

“Start with your vision. Write down what a day in your life in retirement looks like, and describe it in the present tense (today). This will guide you in the choices you make. ” - Ilene Slatko.

In t...

“Start now and come to the table. Everyone wishes for a lot of things they could have done yesterday, but yesterday’s gone, so we have today. We have to come to the table and we have to own our financ...

In this episode, I spoke with Barry Flagg, Founder of Veralytic, Michael Browhawn, founder of Your Life Insurance Solutions and Bill Comfort, Owner of Comfort Long Term Care about managing life insura...

“Knowing what you have and then understanding as much as you can as a foundation for making wise financial decisions going forward.” - Marie Burns

In this episode, I spoke with Marie Burns, author an...

“Be financially awake and aware of your personal situation, because you cannot be a good steward if you don't know where you're starting from” - Terrell Dinkins

In this episode, I spoke with Terrell ...

“My #1 tip for retirement planning is to really do it little by little, otherwise there's a tendency to feel overwhelmed of there's so many decisions to make and how do I handle this, but just start l...

“Think of your household like a business. Build a balance sheet, so you know what are your assets, what are your liabilities; so that you’ll know where you’re starting from. Then create an income stat...