Achieving financial wellness does not only benefit your wealth building journey. At its highest points, it also leads to a healthier mind and body. Spencer Sherman sits down with psychologist and author Joyce Marter who discusses how our relationship with money directly impacts our perspectives, lifestyle, and emotions. She explains how wealth is very much connected with a person’s self-esteem, highlighting the necessary work to avoid having a deflated view of oneself. Joyce also talks about the right way to deal with stress related to your money and how to turn them into positive financial drivers.

What is a good investment? Who should benefit from it? In this episode, Spencer Sherman welcomes Rachel Robasciotti, the founder of Adasina Social Capital, to dive into investing long-term for future generations through social justice investing. There is a pressing need to address the social inequities and overcome systemic challenges. In the financial market, Rachel sees the key in pulling together our collective resources to produce widgets and resources to resolve large systemic inequities. Together, we can invest in building a sustainable and successful world to live in for the future. Join in the conversation and learn how.

When faced with traumatic situations, it can be difficult to pick ourselves back up and continue. Leon Ford is all too familiar with this, narrating how a horrendous event that happened when he was only 19 years old almost took not just his life but that childlike mind. What was supposed to be a simple drive to his grandmother’s house ended with him being shot five times by an officer. Now, he is an activist, author, mindfulness teacher, and speaker who inspires resilience and serves his community. In this episode, he joins Spencer Sherman to share how he bounced back from that dark time in his life and offers lessons on overcoming tough situations. Leon dives deep into the childlike mind, why we lose it as adults, and the benefits to keeping it alive within us. Whether you’re experiencing financial or non-financial setbacks in life, this conversation will help you see through the challenges your way. Tap into that inner child and allow it to guide you towards finding oppor

Credit is not interesting until you need it. But when the time comes when you really need it, it becomes the most important thing in your life! That is why it never hurts to take proactive steps to keep your credit score as pristine as possible. And, no, you don’t need to pay someone $139/month to help you improve your credit score. All you have to do is adopt a few healthy credit and financial habits and check your credit reports regularly using free resources. World-leading credit expert John Ulzheimer points us to the direction of these tips and resources. He joins Spencer Sherman on the show for this very reason. Tune in and learn how you can keep your credit score in the best condition in case you need it.