In this season finale, we’re going to dig deeper into the idea of what it means to go back to a job after taking a stab at entrepreneurship. How can someone accept the fact that they’ve “failed”, how does one deal with a bruised ego, and well, is it really the end of the world? You see, these questions about your vocation, it’s more than about how you make money. It’s actually a larger question about your worth. About how ‘badass’ you are. You bucked the conventional trajectory, congrats! How cool are you that you get to dictate your own schedule, work from the beach and be your own boss!And well, if you go back to a job, is it a message to the world that you suck? That you can’t make it or  there’s something wrong with you. What will people say?For references mentioned, head to http://beyondthedollar.co/110

Beyond The Dollar - Deep and Honest Conversations On How Money Affects Your Well-Being

Going Back to a Full-Time Job With Candice, Chonce, and Joshua

Julianna Estall, a DCR, or designated crisis responder, comes on to talk about the time she checked herself into a mental facility, and how much it really cost her. We also discuss how she’s more empathetic towards others&apos; financial situations when it comes to mental health, and why she does not regret the thousands of dollars she’s spent (and continues to speed to take care of her needs).For resources mentioned, head to http://beyondthedollar.co/109

Checking into a Mental Health Facility with Julianna Estall

This week episode recaps last week&apos;s conversation with Maggie Germano on motherhood versus ambition. It&apos;ll to dive into the “conflict” that is parenthood and your career, why it’s more important than ever to communicate our needs, and why understanding that balance is a total myth will help you with your finances.For resources mentioned, head to http://beyondthedollar.co/108

Communicating Your Financial Needs and Beyond

Maggie Germano comes on the show to talk about the perceived conflict that is motherhood and ambition. She shares how she’s embrace the uncertainty as to comes to her income and business goals, emotions she’s facing, and what’s she’s not willing to give up as a mother. For resources mentioned, head to http://beyondthedollar.co/107

Ambition Versus Motherhood With Maggie Germano

This week&apos;s episode recaps Sarah&apos;s conversation with Jen Smith (episode 105) where she shares the story of being laid off at 37 weeks pregnant, and her body going into a seizure as a result of the stress. This episode dives into how your body can react when you’re dealing with high stakes financial situations like Jen did. You&apos;ll also learn some simple and practical ways you can manage stress and what to do when an unexpected financial situation happens. For resources mentioned, head to http://beyondthedollar.co/106

Consequences of Financial Stress on Our Bodies

Jen Smith comes on the show to talk about the time her and her colleagues experienced a massive layoff at her former job, a few weeks before she was to give birth. She shares her experience navigating healthcare insurance, how she grew her income with the help of her network, why her body reacted by going into a seizure, and what this experience taught her about her ambition and relationship to workFor resources mentioned, head to http://beyondthedollar.co/105

Losing a Job at 37 Weeks Pregnant With Jen Smith

This week&apos;s episode recaps Sarah&apos;s conversation with Alyssa Davies last week, which dives into what really might be going on when you are shopping impulsively, even if it’s not a full-fledged addiction. Plus you&apos;ll learn how to recognize your emotional triggers and how to achieve balance when it comes to your shopping habits through reflection questions. For resources mentioned, head to http://beyondthedollar.co/104

Managing Emotional Triggers For Impulse Shopping

Alyssa shares her experience of being addicted to clothes shopping in her early 20s. She goes into how she knew it became a problem, the emotional triggers leading her to spend all that money, and what she does now to ensure she has balance and trust in her financial life. For resources mentioned, head to http://beyondthedollar.co/103

Overcoming a Shopping Addiction With Alyssa Davies

This week&apos;s episode recaps a conversation with Kassandra Dasent last week, where she shared her experience flying to another country to be at her mother&apos;s deathbed before she died of COVID-19. It&apos;ll dive  into what it means to be a financial caretaker, the exact feeling Kassandra felt when she was able to drop everything to be with her mom knowing she can pay for whatever it cost, and questions you can ask to help you cultivate those same feelings yourself. For resources mentioned, head to http://beyondthedollar.co/102

Spending Money Out of Love

Kassandra Dasent shares her harrowing experience flying from the U.S. to Canada smack dab in the middle of the COVID pandemic to be by her mother’s death bed. She also goes into detail exactly how much she spent, how she was able to pay for it all in cash, why she has no regrets and what this experience has really taught her.For resources mentioned, head to http://beyondthedollar.co/101

Quarantine, Spending $10,000+ (USD) and Grieving Her Mother with Kassandra Dasent

This episode dives deeper into the phrase “use money as the final filter”  and how last week&apos;s guest, Jason Vitug uses this to make his money decisions. A lesson learned where he regretted not so was pushing off a flight to save money, only to not be able to see his late 97-year old grandmother before she passed. You&apos;ll learn questions you can think about on how to move beyond the question of survival once you have the financial means to do so. For resources mentioned in this episode, head to http://beyondthedollar.co/100

How To Use Money as the Final Filter

Jason decided to save a few hundred dollars (even though he could more than afford it) back at the end of 2019 on flights to the Philippines to see his 97 year old grandmother and pushed the trip to the spring of 2020. Well, we all know what happened, a global pandemic and Jason never got to see his grandmother before she passed. He comes on the show to talk about the regret and raw emotions he feels about the financial decision he made that led to him not seeing his grandmother before her passing, why we need to use money as the final filter since so many of us default to savings, and how we can move beyond the question of survival once we have the financial means to do so. For resources mentioned, head to http://beyondthedollar.co/99

Using Money as the Final Filter with Jason Vitug

Join host Sarah Li-Cain as she previews stories and topics of humans who&apos;ve navigated around life through the lens of money.  Season 8 premiers June 16, with honest conversations and questions designed to get you to ask how you can trust yourself to better your relationship with money.

Introducing Season 8 of Beyond The Dollar

***ENCORE EPISODE***Amanda Holden, founder and investing teacher at Invested Development came on to chat about her sexual assault while on a greyhound bus on the way to a work presentation, why she regrets not reporting the incident to the police, the real opportunity costs as it pertains to sexual trauma and some of the hard questions we need to think about when it happens to us.Stick around to the end where I’m going to debrief our conversation and what we can all do to support each other during such trying times.For resources mentioned, head to http://beyondthedollar.co/59

ENCORE: The True Cost of Sexual Trauma With Amanda Holden

 ***ENCORE EPISODE *** Andrew Wang shares the time he and his wife decided to adopt a child overseas. He shares the financial and emotional journey they went through, including  why him and his wife decided to adopt overseas, how much time and money he spent through the entire process and challenges he didn’t anticipate.Stick around to the end where I’m going to distill some takeaways from our conversation, including resources and questions to ask yourself before seeking an adoption agency.For more information (including resources mentioned), go to http://beyondthedollar.co/58

ENCORE: Adopting Kids Overseas With Andrew Wang

Money is taboo. We’d rather discuss our sex lives or religious beliefs than our finances. Yet by not talking about something as powerful and important as money, we have nowhere to share our fears, insecurities, hopes and wants. Host Sarah Li-Cain wants to make money more approachable by having frank and honest conversations. Each episode, her and her guests candidly discuss a topic at the intersection of money and life. It becomes a space where wins, failures, happiness, shame and everything in between gets its turn. To learn more, go to http://www.beyondthedollar.co

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