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The Broke Generation

Feel good finance podcast, packed with frank and honest money conversations, and practical tips to help you be better with money.

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31:18

4 ways to accelerate your next financial upgrade

The Broke Generation ·

2024/08/07

Ready to undergo your next financial transformation? This ep is for you. I'm taking you through four tips to help you accelerate your next big upgrade (and not in a gross way). When it comes to our ongoing financial journey (yuck), there are certain points when we're climbing, and others when we're coasting. Neither is superior to the other, but they're distinctly different states. Climbs happen when you're making big shifts to your habits, behaviours, beliefs and even your bank balance, too

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52:27

How to feel like the hottest sh*t to ever walk the...

The Broke Generation ·

2024/08/05

In today’s episode, we deliver part 2 on how to feel like the hottest sh!t to ever walk the earth. We kick things off with another juicy icebreaker, exploring how you’d react if a close friend revealed they were secretly wealthy. Shifting focus, we dig into confidence, highlighting the importance of embracing both strengths and weaknesses. We challenge the notion of toxic confidence, pushing instead for self-awareness and the willingness to acknowledge areas for improvement. We also touch on the

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46:23

Listen to this if you ever feel "behind" in life...

The Broke Generation ·

2024/07/31

This episode is a replay of a popular episode from 2023. If you’ve clicked on this episode it’s probably because you’re fighting that nagging feeling that you’re ‘behind’ in life. It's a topic that resonates with all of us, consuming our thoughts more often than we'd like to admit. Featuring voice notes from listeners, sharing their own experiences with this all-too-familiar sensation, and how to navigate the complex feeling of being behind in life. Feeling behind isn't just about the numbers; it's

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32:20

How to make extra money without starting a side...

The Broke Generation ·

2024/07/29

In this episode, we're diving into a fantastic listener suggestion from Bonnie, who wanted ideas for making money without starting a full-blown side hustle. Bonnie, a stay-at-home mum with some evening free time, inspired us to explore creative ways to earn extra cash. We chat about various options like selling clothes, participating in specific surveys, and even casual marking for universities. The goal is to find strategies that easily fit into your current lifestyle. Join us as we share our

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44:27

Finding confidence in your personal style, with Maddy...

The Broke Generation ·

2024/07/24

In this episode I chat to stylist, Maddy Forster from Mad About Fashion about the power of finding your personal style, for your happiness, your bank account, and your confidence. This episode originally appeared as part of my 6 week group experience, The Wardrobe Project, where we hit pause on our clothing consumption and untangle our spending habits as they relate to our style. Keen to hear when the next round enrols? Join the waitlist here: https://mailchi.mp/e60be6e4205a/eyhjwar1s8 Also

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44:47

How to feel like the hottest sh*t to ever walk the...

The Broke Generation ·

2024/07/22

This week we're kicking off with part 1 of a 2 parter about a huuuge topic: confidence. We’re getting into the nitty-gritty of self-love and confidence, which are sneaky aspects of our lives that impact making financial decisions. No one is scrutinising us as much as we do ourselves, and it’s human nature (and conditioning) to think that a shiny new thing, like an outfit, makeup or even a diet program, will sort out all our insecurities. Fortunately, the best fix is free and usually what we actually

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28:11

"Spending" vs "investing in yourself"

The Broke Generation ·

2024/07/17

When are we buying to fix ourselves, and when are we "investing in ourselves"? In this solo episode I dive into the sometimes-dangerous advice I see on social media about "investing in yourself" (which is basically just fixing yourself and/or emotional spending in disguise), and unpack the differences between healthy investments in yourself and toxic pseudo investments in yourself. Then, we move onto a model you can use to explore 7 ways you can invest in yourself in a meaningful way, and side step

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30:20

If someone bought you a lottery ticket and you won a...

The Broke Generation ·

2024/07/15

Today, we tackle our very own trolley problem: If someone gives you a lottery ticket as a gift and you win, would you share the winnings? Join us as we delve into the complexities of this scenario, pondering what we'd do if we won and what we'd expect if we were the gifter. We explore themes of transparency, generosity vs. practicality, and the dynamics of relationships. Should the recipient feel obligated to share? Would the gifter expect a portion, or is the ticket purely a gift with no strings

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40:05

Does frugality ever really work? + the power of a...

The Broke Generation ·

2024/07/10

Your ears are about to be blessed yet again by the incredible Tash Invests, as we talk about the power of frugality and its role in building wealth. We explore Tash's journey of focused frugality, strategic investments, and the behavioural discipline that led to her impressive financial achievements at a young age. Tash shares her early introduction to investing, the sacrifices she made, and the frugal habits that contributed to her financial success. We also discuss how adopting a frugal mindset,

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43:00

Should you bother tracking your spending? The...

The Broke Generation ·

2024/07/08

This week, we promise we're not telling pork-pies, we're tackling a dicey subject - tracking your spending. We look at various approaches - from meticulous budgeting to more relaxed methods - and their impact on financial well-being. Join us as we discuss practical strategies for managing finances, especially when you deviate from 'routine' like travel, and coping with variable incomes. We also talk about various tools for effective tracking, and how you can delve into personal spending habits, and

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23:19

Guided 5 step mid year money reset [recast]

The Broke Generation ·

2024/07/03

This episode is a recast of my annual guided mid year money review that is PERFECT for taking stock of where you're at as we close out the first half of 2024 and look ahead to what's to come. Even if you've heard this 5-step review process episode before, I encourage you to listen again with this year in mind. These things are always different every time we do them! The goal of this guided mid year money review is to get you to farm the data from the first half of the year and deploy your learnings

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31:12

Splitting bills and having money conversations: The...

The Broke Generation ·

2024/07/01

To kick off season two of The Comments Section, we're diving into the ever-complicated topic of splitting the bill or shared payments. We discuss scenarios where deciding who pays can be tricky, like group dinners, birthday celebrations, and even hen parties. We share personal stories that highlight the awkwardness and the need for strategies when dealing with these situations. We also touch on the dilemma of differing financial boundaries and capacities among friends and how it can complicate group

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33:29

Mid-year check in: 24 goals for 2024

The Broke Generation ·

2024/06/26

In this episode I take you through a mid-year update on my 24 goals for 2024. From contributing to my retirement fund every month, to reading 30 books, to learning to sew with a zip, to limiting my clothing purchases, tune in to find out how I'm tracking on those goals I set back in January. Where to find The Broke Generation Website: https://thebrokegeneration.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/the.brokegeneration TikTok: @the.brokegeneration Order my book, Good with Money! Sign up to The Glue:

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26:53

How to make money progress when everything is a mess

The Broke Generation ·

2024/06/19

In this episode, I explore navigating your financial goals while existing in a world of rising costs and stagnant wages. It's crucial to maintain focus and avoid a defeatist mindset. I outline five strategies to help you build financial resilience, as well as a strong mindset.Developing both mental and financial resilience is essential for handling future challenges. Consistency is key; keep pursuing financial goals despite slow progress. Focus on your personal financial journey, acknowledge fears

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49:50

Birthday money reflections (and a framework you can...

The Broke Generation ·

2024/06/12

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27:52

How to become the main character of your money

The Broke Generation ·

2024/06/05

In today's throwback solo-episode, I revisit a favourite from three years ago: being the main character of your finances. This concept is all about prioritising yourself and acting in ways that benefit you at your best. Main character energy requires big-picture thinking, and looking beyond short-term desires to make financial decisions that truly benefit your long-term goals. We'll discuss common behaviours that undermine your financial confidence, like spending to meet others' expectations or

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43:00

How to break the clothing spending cycle

The Broke Generation ·

2024/05/29

In this episode I'm chatting about one of your FAVE topics on the pod: clothing spending. Oh, it's such a beast, isn't it?! If you relate to the feeling of outsourcing your identity to consumption, you'll love this episode. Quick reminder: The Wardrobe Project kicks off SO soon! If you loved this episode and are ready to make changes to your clothing consumption and get hotter, happier AND richer, sign up to join us here: https://thebrokegeneration.com/the-wardrobe-project-challenge/ Episode

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34:32

Are "spending runways" draining your money?

The Broke Generation ·

2024/05/22

In this episode, I introduce the concept of a "spending runway," a term I coined to describe how certain situations and emotions can lead us to spend more money as momentum builds. These runways exist everywhere, from airport shopping and home styling to event planning and beyond. For instance, an initial purchase at an airport can lead to a cascade of spending on food, magazines, and souvenirs. Similarly, starting a home renovation project can trigger a series of additional purchases as you strive

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34:36

Is success the best revenge? The Comments Section...

The Broke Generation ·

2024/05/20

In the final episode of The Comments Section, we dive headfirst into the complex nature of success. We start by exploring our personal definitions of success and how they vary, from simply getting through a tough day to making a long-term impact. We discuss the surprisingly positive power of revenge as a motivator to prove people wrong and achieve our goals. Though ‘revenge’ has negative associations, it can be a very satisfying driver of success, whether it’s in lifestyle, assets, or career, as

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32:22

How to cultivate an ROI mindset across 6 areas of...

The Broke Generation ·

2024/05/15

Ever wish you could do a quick return on investment calculation on that roomier flight ticket you’re eyeing off? It turns out, you kinda can! In this episode, I’m exploring the concept of Return on Investment (ROI) beyond its traditional business context, applying it to personal finance and everyday life. By adopting an ROI mindset, you can build financial confidence, wellness, and a positive relationship with your money. We'll dive into six key areas: spending, savings, debt, time, career, and

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