Sep 7, 2021
Why were we not taught about money? Money talks at the dinner table are often a taboo subject as many fear judgement, discomfort and shame which are the common emotional reactions when bringing this topic of conversation to the table. In this week's episode, Nathan Birch and special guest, Sarah Kelsey from The OneUp Project are here to challenge that and share the different ways people approach money and make it a conversation worth having.
Sarah tells her story of quitting her accounting job to now exploring a new marketing role and how that journey has taught her many valuable lessons about the importance of finding your why and doing what you actually want out of life. She has become a relatable and trusted voice that aligns individuals with effective resources on financial literacy and self-development by chatting to entrepreneurial leaders in various industries on her podcast. It goes to show you can make the right decisions by taking on the advice of people you admire and eliminating the noise to live a fulfilling and successful life.
Episode notes:
Introduction to Sarah Kelsey (00:55)
Finding Your Purpose: Take Risks & Be Curious (4:20)
Conforming To Society: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly (6:40)
Career Lessons: Advice For Millennials (10:10)
Quitting Her Accounting Job To Pursue Her Passion (13:40)
Stop Settling For Less (17:18)
How To Make Money Starting With Nothing (19:30)
Commit To Finding Your Why (21:50)
Is The Quality Of Life Getting Worse Or Better For Each Generation? (23:00)
How To Overcome Procrastination? (24:35)
The OneUp Project (25:55)
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