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Yo Quiero Dinero

Becoming a Breadwinning Woman | Farnoosh Torabi | So Money

Yo Quiero Dinero

Jannese Torres

Saving, Entrepreneurship, Business, Investing, Wealth, Personal Finance For Latinas, Personal Finance, Budgeting, Finances, Generational Wealth, Equal Pay, Financial Literacy

4.9607 Ratings

🗓️ 26 June 2023

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Farnoosh Torabi is one of America’s leading personal finance authorities who’s hooked on helping you live your richest, happiest life. As a multi-bestselling Financial Author, Contributing Editor to Time Magazine’s NextAdvisorCNBC host and creator of the award-winning So Money, Farnoosh has become our favorite go-to money expert and financial friend. The New York Times calls her advice, “perfectly practical.”

Farnoosh was born in Worcester, Massachusetts to immigrant parents who left Iran in the late 1970s in search of a more fulfilling life. Arriving with two suitcases and the promise of a small stipend from her dad’s university, the Torabi’s took a leap of faith and settled in the United States, hoping to build their version of the American Dream. It was here that her parents furthered their education, found fulfilling work, became homeowners and instilled in their children the virtues of patience, generosity and hard work.

Money may have been tight (really tight), but it was never a taboo subject in the household and for that, Farnoosh is eternally grateful. It’s what ultimately inspired her to lead a mission to help others achieve financial greatness.

Today, Farnoosh is a sought-after speaker and bestselling author. Each year she speaks at numerous events, companies, organizations and schools.

Her latest bestseller is entitled A Healthy State of Panic.

You can follow Farnoosh on InstagramFacebook and Twitter.

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I think the foundation to like having a really solid relationship with money in your relationship is to say and talk about

0:39.4

what your goals are, how you were raised around money. We've got to get to the context.

0:44.8

Because so often we see the difference and we judge. So figuring out how you both got to where you

0:50.8

are. And sometimes there are ice breakers. Like maybe you don't say like, can you show me your W too? But you say like, tell me about college. What was that experience for you? Did you like go part time? Did you work? Did you get a scholarship? No, I got student loan debt. Okay. That's fine. That's not a deal breaker. But the next step is like, what is your relationship with that? How are you like dealing with that

1:10.9

right now? I mean, having these really thoughtful conversations that are personal about each other's

1:16.1

financial situations can reveal a lot about this person's willingness to work through financial

1:22.7

challenge, their open-mindedness or closed-mindedness, asking about how they were raised.

1:27.6

I mean, one of the questions I ask on my podcast all of the time is what is a memory about money

1:31.8

that you had growing up that really sticks out because maybe it continues to guide you

1:37.4

or haunt you.

1:38.6

That's revealing.

1:40.1

And it's not to, again, use that as a weapon against your partner, but it's just to give

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