The Overcoming Overspending Podcast

When it comes to creating new results with your money do you ever catch yourself saying, "I would, but I don't know how"? Or wishing that some money guru would just tell you exactly how to pay off debt, start investing, or budget perfectly? Or that I would give you a foolproof plan for achieving all of your money goals? That's  how greed . Asking someone else for the step-by-step, guaranteed-succe...

Do you know the difference between being rich and being wealthy? Many of us think that they are the same thing, but surprisingly they're not as interconnected as we think and it's absolutely possible to create one but not have the other. There are many people who are rich and not wealthy, and there are also many people who aren't rich but are wealthy. In this week's episode of The Money Love Podca...

One of the most important yet underutilized skills when it comes to spending intentionally is learning how to allow the urges you feel to spend rather than immediately responding to them. Urges demand action from us, and most of us indulge in the urge immediately to make it go away. However, there is another way to respond to the urges you feel that doesn't require overspending and impulsive spend...

Do you worry about money? If you do, this week's episode of The Money Love Podcast is for you! Enjoy!   Work with Paige: ONLINE MASTERCLASS: Why smart, successful women overspend - and what really works the break the cycle    Join Overcoming Overspending HERE   Connect with Paige Online: Her Website IG: @overcoming_overspending TikTok: @overcoming_overspending Subscribe to Paige's YouTube Channel

Sinking Funds are one of my favorite financial tools you can use to take your finances to the next level as they are smaller pools of money that you save up gradually over time for larger expenses you know are coming your way. When you utilize sinking funds as part of your overall financial strategy you are being proactive rather than reactive. You are doing what is in the financial best interest...

If you're someone who feels like they need to reign in the amount you spend on food, particularly eating out, this episode is for you. Earlier this year I went 125 consecutive days without eating out one single time. Prior to that, I was eating out 5-7 times a week on average. Although the decision to do this wasn't financially motivated, it absolutely made a big difference in my finances with the...

Did you know that being a good spender is something that you become ? Contrary to popular belief, it's not an inherited personality trait. You aren't born either a "good" spender or a "bad" spender. But rather, it's a skill that you develop by practicing and mastering certain behavioral principles over time. In the episode of The Money Love Podcast , we are diving into the topic of how to become a...

When was the last time you let yourself be bored? Usually, when we feel boredom coming on, we frantically look for something to entertain or occupy us, and oftentimes that involves spending money in an unplanned and impulsive way. Boredom is an emotion within our culture that is greatly misunderstood and so many are using the boredom they feel as a weapon against themselves. The good news is, it d...

Questions are one of the most powerful, yet underrated tools that we have at our disposal. Questions open our minds to possibility and creativity. They challenge us to question the mundane and see things in a new way. Everything that has ever been created or imagined, started as a question that someone set out to answer. Questions are a tool that can change your life, for better or for worst. Unfo...

Do you love money? Most women can't say that they do. They think that loving money makes them greedy, superficial, "money-hungry" or uncaring. So instead, our lives are filled with predominantly negative thoughts and feelings about money, which impacts the actions we take around our finances which ultimately determines our financial results and reality. We blame the money itself for not giving us...

When you look at the financial decisions you've made in the past, do you view any of them as being mistakes? The personal finance space is riddled with rules, guidelines, "should have's" and "shouldn't have's" which leaves a lot of us who make decisions outside of these rules and guidelines feeling like we are doing it wrong. But, are we really making money "mistakes"? Or are we just blazing a dif...

If you've ever experienced job loss, you know it can be difficult to navigate both mentally and financially. In fact, job loss is something my husband and I have been navigating for the past 2 months, and I wanted to dedicate this episode of The Money Love Podcast to sharing our personal experience with it and the mindset and financial shifts that have been most helpful to us during this time. Eve...

Your money needs a priority, and it also needs an intentional plan. It needs to be directed and told where to go and the purpose it's going to serve in your overall financial plan. The truth is that most people do not have a plan or priority for their money. They are operating "willy-nilly" using general rules and guidelines and then are left frustrated when they aren't creating the financial resu...

Vehicle ownership is one the most expensive investments we make in our financial journey. But which option, between buying and leasing, is the best choice? If you feel confused, overwhelmed, and frankly intimidated by the car buying or leasing process you're not going to want to miss this value-packed episode. In this episode of The Money Love Podcast , we are walking through both the car buying a...

Our overall success in building wealth is highly dependent on our ability to delay gratification. To give up what we desire in this moment today for what we want most in the future and to also put the financial well-being of our future self over the fleeting desires of our present self. Delayed gratification has always been a challenge, but never more so than today living in a world that condition...

For many, the hardest part of building wealth is not a lack of intelligence, skill, time, or effort. Our biggest barrier to riches is simply that we do not grant ourselves the allowance to become wealthy. This is called wealth allowance, and your level of wealth allowance is the starting point on your financial development journey. On this week's episode of  The Money Love Podcast,  we are diving...

Risk is something we've been programmed to avoid at all costs. But risk is everywhere, always. It's also a guarantee that you will face a certain level of risk on your wealth-building journey. Knowing this, risk is something that we have to build up our tolerance to not just accept, but embrace. In this episode of The Money Love Podcast , we're deep-diving into all things risk. What it is, how to...

How confident do you feel when it comes to money? How assured do you feel in your ability to make it, manage it, and spend it wisely? When it comes to self-confidence with money, many women I work will are on the lower end of the confidence scale. They tell me "I don't feel very confident with money" and allow this belief to hold them back from reaching their full financial potential. There is a d...

When we people please our way through life we are being dishonest with ourselves and with others. Ultimately, we lie about and hide our true thoughts and desires so that people will see us in a certain way and we end up putting forth a version of ourselves that is inauthentic and building relationships that are built on falsehood. There is a huge price to pay for people-pleasing. It costs you oppo...

How good are you at making decisions? When it comes to picking a path forward do you spend a lot of time and energy spinning in indecision? Or do you make a decision and move forward? When we prolong decisions or procrastinate, we end up with a bunch of unmade decisions hanging over us that are nagging at us in the back of our mind. This is called "decision debt." Decision debt is costing you time...

Comparison is costing you. It's costing you your mental energy and well-being, it's costing you time, and it's certainly costing you money. How much money have you spent simply trying to keep up with others, or trying to create a curated version of your life that you thought was expected of you? Not all comparison is bad, but In this week's episode of The Money Love Podcast , we are dissecting the...

When it comes to money, there are certain belief systems and stigma's that are unique to women and our ability to make it, manage it, and spend it. In many areas of money, our mindset and beliefs are the polar opposite of our male counterparts. These differing beliefs lead to different relationships and results around money. In this episode of The Money Love Podcast , we're exploring these key bel...

Spending Fuel is the money that you spend to propel your everyday life forward. It's what you pay to keep a roof over your head, to keep yourself fed and clothed, to keep your house warm or cool, to keep yourself healthy and protected. On this week's episode of The Money Love Podcast, we are diving into the concept of spending fuel and evaluating how you feel when you're spending money on these ex...

Your credit score is an important component of your overall financial health as it's a numerical expression of your credit worthiness. Your credit score determines your access to capital and how much you will pay to pay to access that capital. Having a high credit score is one of the easiest ways to put money back into your pocket through saved interest. In this episode of The Money Love Podcast ,...

It's 100% possible to use credit cards in a way where you can earn all the perks, and avoid all of the pain. You can use them without overspending, without going into debt, and without paying interest and fees. I'm proof that it's possible and in this episode of The Money Love Podcast I want to share my 3-phase credit card system with you that enabled me to earn $2,900 in credit card perks in 2020...