Stay At Home Mom? Yeah Right!

Natasha is the founder of Money with Confidence, where she serves as a Financial Educator and Coach. She is the co-host of Black and Brown Make Green, a financial empowerment podcast that she hosts with her husband, Damian. Her mission is to educate and inspire others to manage their money with confidence.Natasha holds a B.S in Elementary Education and Master's in Educational Technology. She spent 10 years in education with most of her time as an Elementary Teacher and Instructional Coach. She volunteers as a financial mentor with 3rd Decade. She does one-on-one coaching and money workshops empowering others to take control of their money. She is also a wife and mom of 2 young boys.------On the podcast we chatted about:-How she knew it was time to go from a SAHM to a Working Mom.-How she started helping others with their finances.-What every woman should know about money.-Importance of talking to your spouse about money prior to marriage .-Importance of leaving a legacy.AND SO MUCH MORE!!Tune in - listen and SUBSCRIBE and RATE 5 Stars!!!Please follow me:www.instagram.com/stayathomemomyeahrightwww.facebook.com/stayathomemomyeahright

Meloney, hailing from the vibrant Caribbean, is not just a dedicated mom but also an eloquent writer. She's the voice and vision behind 'Dopamine on the Rocks,' a blog that delves deep into the intricacies of mental health, aiming to shed light and dispel myths.Her personal journey took a significant turn when, after welcoming her third child, she was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder. Rather than letting this define her, Meloney used it as a catalyst for change. She recognized a prevalent hesitation in the Caribbean community to discuss mental health, often overshadowed by societal misconceptions. Determined to shift this narrative, Meloney's blog serves as a platform for open dialogue, blending earnest discussions with a hint of humor.Through 'Dopamine on the Rocks,' Meloney invites readers to embark on a collective journey, emphasizing the power of shared stories and mutual support in navigating life's challenges.On the podcast we chatted  about:- How she has turned this "curse" into a blessing.-What it's like to be manic.-The importance of finding your tribe.-Why everyone should be in therapy.Check it out here or wherever you listen to your podcasts!Don't forget to rate my podcast 5 stars!!!Please follow me:www.stayathomemomyeahright.com/instagramwww.stayathomemomyeahright.com/facebook

So many families dream of their magical trip to Disney but have a hard time making that a reality because of the cost. My guest Candice Dorsey helps  families create a savings strategy for their magical trip to Disney.-----Follow me: instagram.com/stayathomemomyeahrightwww.facebook.com/stayathomemomyeahright

Jessica Belle Terry is a wife, host, youth advocate, CASA, entrepreneur, Ministry School graduate,school director and foster mama in Kansas City, MO. Jessica began her career in youth advocacy almost ten years ago in Los Angeles. Her experience as a mentor has opened the door to allow her to speak up for the youth and communities who have been muted. She has had the opportunity to speak, host events, and connect with people from all walks of life to encourage them via blogging, public speaking, and her podcast "UnMUTE your Mic".Jessica's life work is dedicated to loving, encouraging, and speaking up for the parents who take the road less traveled, for the youth who feel alone and for every person who believes that they can not overcome what they have been through. On the podcast we chatted about:-The importance of fostering children.-How the foster care system prepares foster parents.-What people should consider before becoming a foster parent.-The need/ importance of Black people becoming foster parents and some common misconceptions of foster care.And SO much more!Don't forget to subscribe and rate my podcast (if you liked it!)To follow me:www.stayathomemomyeahright/instagram.comwww.stayathomemomyeahright/facebook.com