EPISODE · Jul 15, 2020 · 54 MIN
Shell Tain | Untangling Money Knots: How Picking Apart Your Money Stories Could Change Your Business and Your Life for the Better
from Wealthy Woman Lawyer Podcast, Helping you create a profitable, sustainable law firm you love · host Davina Frederick
On this week’s episode of the Wealthy Woman Lawyer Podcast, we speak with Shell Tain, founder of $ensible Coaching. Shell is a money coach, certified by the International Coach Federation, whose mission is to help her clients, entrepreneurs, and small business owners untangle their money knots. “My dad decided very early that I should have a good relationship with money. He started me very young, and he made it fun, he made it interesting. I had to keep a ledger of what I spent, and the columns were income and outgo. And the brilliant thing he did at that point was he didn't care what it was. I could buy candy, he didn't care. He just wanted the numbers to work,” says Shell.We chat about how Shell’s early relationship with money led her to a career, first in accounting, and then in coaching business owners and entrepreneurs and helping them understand the childhood money stories they’ve carried into their businesses. In addition, we discuss…Money as a reflection of what is going on in your life—now and in the pastBreaking the taboo of talking about moneyWhat financial freedom really meansMoney knots—what they are and how to untangle them for a happier, more successful lifeAnd more
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On this week’s episode of the Wealthy Woman Lawyer Podcast, we speak with Shell Tain, founder of $ensible Coaching. Shell is a money coach, certified by the International Coach Federation, whose mission is to help her clients, entrepreneurs, and small business owners untangle their money knots.
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