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EPISODE · Feb 15, 2021 · 19 MIN

5 Lessons Learned Over the Past Four Years

from Work Your Wealth Podcast

One of the best parts of launching this podcast is to talk to others about money topics and addressing concerns they've had or seen. Today is an important episode in the direction of the Work Your Wealth podcast and where you might continue to find financial resources. Today I'm talking about 5 important lessons I've learned over the past four years through my journey with this podcast and what the future will hold for me and Abacus Wealth Partners.   HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE: The timeline of the Work Your Wealth Podcast The reason behind launching the podcast and writing the Work Your Wealth book The 5 lessons I've learned in doing the Work Your Wealth podcast The potential rewards that could come with putting yourself out there and taking risks The importance of doing what you love Why you have to recognize when it is time to evolve The one person that will always look out for you most Where you can continue to find the Work Your Wealth content and where you can continue to connect with Mary Beth LINKS WE MENTIONED ON THE SHOW: Work Your Wealth Book Abacus Wealth Partners Book a consult with Abacus Wealth Partners LET'S CONNECT! Facebook Twitter Instagram

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