Hello, earbuds. It's me, Hannah Hart. You know, don't you hate it when things just change?

It's so difficult to adapt to change. Some of us need a little bit of an on-ramp for change.

Which is why this week's episode of Hannelize This will be coming to you as a rerun of what to do with your spare change.

But also because we're going to change our posting day so new episodes of Hannelize This will now be featured on Sundays.

Yes, new episodes of Hannelize This will now be once a week on Sunday. Sunday, Sunday, Sunday!

Thursday will return to being a different sort of maybe online video-based time slot, whereas Sunday will be the day the podcast goes live.

That's, this is me telling you that. So let's gently adapt to change.

As we listen to this episode that I believe has the power to change your life.

I'm telling you, you know, back in 2019 when we first aired this episode, I think people weren't as receptive to it as they might be today.

Do you want more control over your financial security and your future? I'm telling you guys I wouldn't repeat the message if I didn't believe it needed to be repeated.

So please enjoy this episode from back in the day called Do the Damn Thing, where I interview founder and creator of Ilve.

Founder and creator and president and person of Elvest.

A financial investment company that I think is really trying to make some change. So enjoy.

Greetings, gang! That's a new way of saying hi everybody and welcome to a new episode of Hannelize This, the Self Help Podcast that just can't help itself with occasional business advice and financial review.

You know me, Hannah Hart always trying to tell you guys what to do in the most loving way possible.

Speaking of loving ways possible, I'm absolutely loving the way that I have today's guest Sally Croscheck, former Wall Street Titan and current entrepreneur,

Sally is here today to talk to us about her latest venture, a company called Elvest.

Now I am going to be really straightforward with you guys. I heard about this company and I said, wow, I really, really hope Sally will agree to come on the podcast.

Then she did enjoy.

Sally, thank you so much for being here. Thank you. I thought you were going to say I really, really thought Elvest was a stupid idea.

Because when people used to say to me, Sally, you just started an investing platform focused on women, focused on people for whom the investing industry hasn't worked very well.

It's like, oh, what a stupid idea. We don't need our own thing. No, I absolutely. So what Sally here to talk about is her incredible, well, both I want to talk about your journey and the company that you just started,

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