342: Finding Contentment Without Complacency In Our Finances With ill Sirianni

The Clever Girls Know Podcast

Bola Sokunbi

Education, Business, Entrepreneurship, Self-improvement, How To

4.8 • 898 Ratings

🗓️ 10 September 2024

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

On this episode of the podcast, Jill Sirianni joins us to discuss the topic of contentment vs. complacency when it comes to our finances.

Jill is the co-host of Frugal Friends Podcast and co-author of 'Buy What You Love Without Going Broke', releasing January 2025. She and her husband paid off $60,000 of debt over 7 years while cash flowing her masters degree. As a licensed clinical social worker she’s experienced in doing a lot with a little – from starting small businesses to full-time RVing – all of it was leveraged in her debt pay-off journey.

Helping others is her highest value and integrating her mental health perspective with personal finance is how she supports others to identify, and live out of, what they value most.

WHAT JILL DISCUSSED:

How she defines contentment in the context of personal finances and how can it differ from complacency
How her perspective on contentment and financial management has evolved over time based on her own personal finance journey
Key strategies to strive for financial growth without becoming complacent
Her approach to mindful spending
Advice for overcoming plateaus and reigniting financial growth
AND SO MUCH MORE

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello everyone and welcome to the Clever Girls No Podcast.
0:06.4	This is Bola Shokunbi. I'm the founder and CEO of Clever Girl Finance.
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1:30.3	Okay, so let's get into today's episode. Hey, Jill. Hey, Bola. Welcome to the Clever Girls No Podcast. I am excited to have you on as a guest today. I am so thrilled to be here. Thanks for having me. Yes, and we're going to be talking about how to find contentment without complacency in our finances. And I think this is such a great topic.
1:37.2	You have a book coming out called Buy What You Love Without Going Broke that's coming out early next year.
1:43.2	And I think those two things
1:45.0	tied together, contentment, not feeling complacent with our finances, and so being able to
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