Hey, everyone, it's Rima. Just dropping into your feed with the little bonus episode.

I wanted to share a recent conversation I had with author and speaker Gretchen Rubin on her podcast Happier.

We talked about why it can be so hard to talk about money, and some simple tips we can all use to better manage our finances.

I had a great time on her podcast and thought you might want to listen.

So here's my conversation with

Gretchen Rubin and financial expert, Haley Sacks. Hope you all enjoy it, and I'll catch you all

Thursday with a new episode of This Is Uncomfortable. Hello, we are here for more happier, a podcast where we get happier.

Today's episode is the next in our roundtable conversation series, and the topic today is our financial lives.

For many of us, dealing with money is a source of dread, anxiety, guilt,

just general discomfort, a constant chore that we're trying to avoid. In this roundtable,

we'll talk about how we can design our financial lives better to gain greater feelings

of peace and control. I'm Gretchen Rubin, a writer who studies happiness and human nature.

I'm host of the Happier with Gretchen Rubin podcast. And I also have a new podcast since you asked.

That's an advice podcast with a twist. And I'm also the author of many books, including The Happiness

Project and Happier at Home. Those two are particularly relevant to our discussion today. And joining me today,

two terrific guests. I am so looking forward to this conversation. First, Haley Sachs, who has an

AKA Mrs. Dow Jones. Haley Sachs is a leading voice in financial literacy for millennials in Gen Z. She's a financial expert, host of the Financial Tea Podcast, and author of Future Rich Person, The New Rules for Building Wealth. Hello, Haley. How are you?

I am so excited to be here. I am a huge fan of your work, so I'm a little bit starstruck, but I can't wait for this.

This is so nice to hear. And we are also joined by Reba Kreis. Rima is the host of the weekly

Marketplace podcast. This is Uncomfortable, a show about life and how money messes with it.

She began her career in audio as an NPR Crockbello and joined Marketplace as a reporter in 2016, where she has covered a wide range of social and economic issues. Hello, Rima.

Hello. Thank you so much for having me here. I'm so excited to talk about this. This is going to be great.

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