In today's episode of the Lindsay Elmore show, we go back and listen to some of the best

interviews that we have had about business and authenticity. I will start this episode with

our most popular episode of all the Lindsay Almore shows so far, where I interview

Kathleen Enstwistle about why women need to talk more about money. I then talk about to

Tanya Dalton about getting the most out of every moment. Melissa Kohler about using Enneagram as a

tool for your business. I talk with Michael Truffle about the power of mindset, Lara Bull,

about how to create an authentic brand, and Dale Smith-Thomas about how fear is a

reaction and courage is a decision. We also interview as a group, Chelsea Tenney, Kate Lyons, and

Haley Crowley about how women can best collaborate with each other to create businesses that matter.

Welcome to the Lindsay Elmore Show, a podcast that helps you find fulfillment amidst chaos.

On this show, I interview thought leaders, doctors, creatives, spiritual gurus, and game changers

who inspire you to pursue your dreams, overcome obstacles, and leave your mark.

Let's get to my interview with Kathleen in Swistle about how women can begin to talk about money,

how we can select the perfect financial planner, the kinds of

questions that we should be asking about our money, and what women can do early on to set

ourselves up for financial success. What are some first steps that someone who is naive, who doesn't know where to start,

who's perhaps scared, is even scared of the prospect of going and like interviewing a financial

advisor? What can women look for in financial advisors to know that they've got someone who's good, someone who is not going to

take a huge chunk of their earnings, which is a major problem, and how do women start on a path

to becoming more financially savvy?

Right. Well, I do think one of the best ways to find a good financial advisor is to talk to, you know, friends, colleagues, like you said, your roommate, her dad was helping her sharing ideas. I really am very vested in helping women understand their money. And one of the things that I think we need to do more of is talk with each other not just about

You know our our health, but also what are we doing to put money away for our future? What kind of salary do we have? What what are we making? We shouldn't be afraid to have those conversations because that's going to help us

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