Episode 103: Why I Left My Teaching Career to Become a Full-Time Financial Coach

2020-10-22

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"I think a lot of people, when they meet a financial professional, assume that they’re someone who is just naturally good at money, that they have some sort of formal financial training or degree in finance, or that they’ve always made good decisions with their money. And that’s just not true. I became a financial coach because of how financially stressed I used to be and the transformation I experienced from working with a financial coach myself" Jaclyn Wise, Financial Coach at Fiscal Fitness Phoenix In this episode you will learn... What the major catalyst was for Coach Jaclyn to finall...

Jaclyn Wise, Financial Coach at Fiscal Fitness Phoenix

In this episode you will learn...

What the major catalyst was for Coach Jaclyn to finally make a change
How Jaclyn got her start in financial coaching
Why Jaclyn left her teaching career to coach full time

Additional tips for when changing careers:

Tip #1 - Before you make a big financial decision like buying a house, having a baby, making a big career change - hire a financial coach to help you navigate the day-to-day side of your finances and see the impact on your financial future
Tip #2 - Quit the traditional monthly budget template, and instead create a spending plan for each paycheck you receive.
Tip #3 - If you’re financially stressed, if you feel like you’re spinning your wheels and not gaining any traction on your financial goals, if you’re fighting with your partner about money - reach out to us to schedule a free call with us and see if financial coaching is a good fit for your situation. There is always hope!

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