206. Finding work-life balance in times of uncertainty with Kathleen Pringle

Today on the show:Before we talk get into the best way to approach your boss about work-life balance, we’ll start the show with our “No Dumb Questions” segment.One topic that we often get questions about from listeners is budgeting. What is the best way to budget? Is the 50/30/20 rule a good one to follow and is there a good app we can download that will help us stay on track? Our CFP Erica Cummings from The Harmony Financial Wellness Group at RBC Wealth Management will have the answers to all of these.“At work you’re supposed to act like you don’t have kids. At home you’re supposed to act like you don’t work”You probably WANT to take advantage of all the opportunities that are on the table right now, but for some parents this is a real challenge.There’s workers survivors guilt. There’s not being able to 100% focus when the kids are home. Just to name a few of the struggles.Kathleen Pringle is here. As an Executive Career Strategist and Coach, she is our direct line to figuring out what our boss is really thinking.-The best way to ask your boss for a little leeway-The best way to still ask for the raise you have coming to you-The 3 most important things you should do to keep your sanity and take advantage of the opportunities that are out there.Yes we cover a lot!Click here to reach out to Kathleen directlyWe end the show like we always do, we’ll take “A Seat at the Kid’s Table.” Today we had parents ask their kids- “How do you know when someone is rich?”Susan Beacham founder of Money Savvy Generation has advice for parents. The best way to help your kids figure out what is enough.And our Money Victory shout out goes to Reena Perri!Thank you for listening to the show. I truly hope it is helping you.Feel free to reach out anytime [email protected] to each one of you who is on your way to being proud to say you are a financially confident w