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[Podcast] The secrets behind making the money you need for the life you want
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Reader, I need to start this with a disclaimer: this is not financial advice and I'm not a financial advisor. Instead, I share my personal experience controlling my money instead of letting money control me. This is my version of making the money I need for the life I want. It's not just about making all the money in the world. Because I'm not sure I want to be that sort of a person or do what it takes to have that much money. In this week's podcast episode, I give a different take from what you normally hear about money. Specifically, I explain how:
Money is one of my favourite topics my different view about it is a result of many painful, hard-won lessons. Click the button to listen on your favourite podcast player:
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Sharon Singh Sidhu
Build the confidence to speak up and grow at work. Weekly insights on my podcast and newsletter.
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