In a recent episode of “The Heart of Money” podcast, successful business and marriage coach Katie Webb was a special guest. She shared her personal and professional experiences, starting with a recent family trip to Disneyland with her two children. Despite the trip’s challenges, Katie found it enjoyable but highlighted the need for recovery after such journeys. The discussion also covered money management and the value of being different. Katie also opened up about her personal journey to becoming a marriage coach. After deciding to be a stay-at-home mom, dependent solely on her husband’s income, they experienced financial stress and communication issues, leading to their separation. Katie’s self-development journey helped her realize her mistakes, leading to their reunion. She emphasized understanding one’s flaws and weaknesses for effective spousal communication, based on her professional experiences. Katie concluded by offering her services, including a group coaching program called “Bad Ass Wives Club” and one-on-one coaching.
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“Heart of Money podcast”, “money management”, “Katie Webb”, “Disneyland visit” (00:00:00 – 00:01:39)
The Heart of Money podcast welcomed Katie Webb as a special guest in their recent episode. Katie Webb, a successful business coach, discussed her recent family trip to Disneyland with her two children. Despite the unexpected heat and challenges of handling a two-year-old and an eight-year-old, Katie shared that the trip was enjoyable. However, she highlighted her need for recovery after the tiring journey, reinforcing the realities of family travel. The discussion also touched upon money management decisions, drawing from past experiences and how to commit to ‘being weird’. -
“Money”, “Marriage”, “Struggles and Challenges”, “Successes” (00:01:39 – 00:02:41)
The conversation involves two individuals discussing their shared interests and experiences, specifically related to money, marriage, and the challenges and successes they’ve encountered. One person is a marriage coach mainly working with women, while the other person’s work centers around couples and finances. They appreciate the compatibility and alignment of their teachings and client base. They plan to discuss the marriage coach’s personal experience with marriage. The discussion also suggests an introduction of a person named Katie. -
Marriage and Relationship Coaching, Communication, Financial Struggles, Personal Development (00:02:42 – 00:35:40)
In the meeting, Katie, a marriage and relationship coach, shared her personal experience which motivated her career choice. She underwent financial stress after deciding to be a stay-at-home mom, relying solely on her husband’s income as a teacher. This financial strain and communication issues led to their separation. Through her self-development journey, she realized her share of mistakes and wrongs in the marriage. This realization fostered a newfound hope and allowed them to reunite. In Katie’s professional experience, she found that financial issues are usually symptoms of other underlying problems, such as poor communication or built-up resentment. She emphasized the importance of understanding one’s flaws and weaknesses to effectively communicate with a spouse. Katie concluded by providing her contact information and mentioning her services, including a group coaching program called Bad Ass Wives Club and one-on-one coaching.
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