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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2022 · 32 MIN

Find Your Safe Harbor - Episode 312

from Crushing Debt · host Shawn M. Yesner

Do you want improved quality of life? Do you want to get a handle on any financial challenge or problem? Do you want an objective third party to help with financial decisions, or a guide to ease your financial decision-making? Our guest on the Crushing Debt Podcast this week is Financial Coach, Dan Bobick. Dan is NOT a financial advisor, he is the owner of Money Works Coaching, a company focused on helping its clients to create a clear path of action to organize and streamline their lifestyle to help get or keep their finances under control. Dan thinks about finances like three legs of a stool - each one is necessary to have a solid foundation - Mindset, Mechanics and Accountability. You likely didn't accrue a ton of debt overnight, so you're not going to solve or pay off your debt overnight. Dan can help you create a plan to become debt free, and then hold you accountable to working that plan! You can find Dan at his website: www.MoneyWorksCoaching.com or email him at [email protected]. A great way to support the Crushing Debt Podcast is to refer an attorney or title company that you know to our sponsor, Sam Cohen. Sam helps attorneys and title companies with their malpractice insurance. Sam can work with attorneys or title companies all over the United States, but has a particular focus right now on Florida and Texas. Would you hire a financial coach? Would you work with someone to hold you accountable to your financial goals? Let me know at [email protected] or www.YesnerLaw.com. 

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