On this episode of The Your Money Sorted Teachers Podcast, Eileen is joined by Susan as they embark on an exploration of Susan's incredible travel experiences through home exchanges. From the exotic landscapes of Bali and Thailand to the enchanting locales of Iceland and the South of France, Susan recounts her global adventures facilitated by this unique approach to travel. The financial side of home exchanges takes centre stage, with Susan emphasising the minimal costs involved—primarily the annual membership fee and travel expenses, making them great holidays for teachers. Delving into the practicalities of home exchanges, the conversation unfolds the intricacies of discussions with fellow families, covering details like car swaps and ensuring a seamless process. Susan underscores the substantial benefits, including significant savings on accommodation costs, the convenience of fully equipped kitchens, and savvy decision-making on travel expenditures, such as opting for budget airlines and minimising luggage. Despite initial reservations about strangers staying in her home, Susan's positive experiences dispel such concerns, offering valuable insights into the world of home exchanges. This episode serves as a treasure trove of money-saving tips, showcasing how teachers can unlock luxurious holidays at remarkably low costs. If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to leave a 5 star review on the streaming platform of your choice!

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You can find out more about home exchange and how it offers fantastic opportunities for holidays for teachers. You can also benefit from a £30 discount by using Susan’s sign up code. www.homeexchange.com Promo code: SUSANMCT150 The offer: Anyone employed by a school or university will receive a £30 discount on their membership, so it will cost them £150 instead of £180. New members will need to enter this promotional code on the payment page You can follow Susan and her adventures over on Instagram @weescottishhouseswapper

On this episode of The Your Money Sorted teachers’ podcast, Eileen is joined by Sumantha, a former teacher turned English tutor and business owner. Sumantha opens up about her first money memory, detailing how her parents' cautious spending habits left her justifying expenses. Sumantha shares her journey as a business owner and the crucial shift from viewing spending as an expense to an investment, drawing on lessons from authors like Denise Duffield Thomas. The conversation explores the impact of fear on Sumantha’s decision-making, highlighting the need to distinguish healthy caution from unnecessary worry. Sumantha emphasises the value of personal development for teachers, discussing the challenges they face in prioritising well-being. The discussion concludes with insights into Sumantha’s fear of running out of money and the delicate balance between financial security and leading a fulfilling life. Sumantha reflects on the influence of her immigrant parents on her money mindset and the ongoing journey to overcome ingrained fears around spending. If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to leave a 5 star review on the streaming platform of your choice!

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On this episode of The Your Money Sorted teachers’ podcast, Eileen engages in a conversation with Joanne Howard from Adventures After Teaching. Jo, an entrepreneurial teacher turned career coach, shares her insightful journey and perspectives on money, highlighting key moments that shaped her relationship with finances. The discussion revolves around Joanne's childhood memories, including visits to the bank with her mother and the impactful influence of her father’s entrepreneurial spirit and his experience as a business owner. Joanne provides valuable insights into her current approach to money, emphasising the importance of time and balance in both personal and professional life. Eileen and Joanne explore the significant role of values in shaping spending habits and the impact of money on life choices and experiences. The conversation delves into Joanne's approach to teaching her children the value of experiences over material possessions, fostering an entrepreneurial mindset from a young age. The episode concludes with gratitude and an invitation to explore Adventures After Teaching for valuable resources and support in navigating career transitions and building entrepreneurial skills. If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to leave a 5 star review on the streaming platform of your choice!

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On this episode of The Your Money Sorted Podcast, Eileen engages in a lively conversation with Gemma, an education well-being coach and supervisor for coaches. Gemma shares her journey from burning out as a middle leader in teaching to becoming a coach focused on helping middle leaders thrive.

Gemma discusses childhood perceptions of abundance and later grappling with a sense of responsibility for family finances during her private school years. Gemma delves into her evolving relationship with money, emphasising the importance of language and mindset.

Gemma describes how shifting from a scarcity mindset to expressing gratitude and positive affirmations has transformed her approach to money. The discussion also touches on the impact of this mindset shift on Gemma's behaviour and decision-making, both personally and within her business. Gemma shares the empowering experience of recognising the abundance surrounding her and letting go of a clutching, scarcity-driven mindset.

Gemma also speaks about the positive changes in her relationship with her partner and their joint financial decisions, emphasising the importance of shared understanding and effective money management strategies.

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On this episode of The Your Money Sorted teachers’ podcast, Eileen is joined by Kerry Quinn, a former teacher turned social media manager and strategist. Kerry shares her early money memories, financial struggles, and the impactful lessons learned during her journey, particularly highlighting the influence of family dynamics.

The episode delves into Kerry's challenges with seeking financial help, especially when getting out of teaching and into entrepreneurship. The conversation explores the nuances of financial planning in parenthood and the mindset shift required in navigating sales and charging for services in a business context.

Kerry emphasises the crucial role of strategic thinking about money and expresses gratitude for the support from her wife, Gemma.

As the discussion unfolds, Kerry shares insights into overcoming challenges related to sales and pricing, especially for someone who is just getting out of teaching. They chat about the importance of understanding one's unique value in business and the impact that it has on charging your worth.

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To find out more about Kerry and the work she does you can find her over on Facebook and Instagram.

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On this episode of The Your Money Sorted Podcast, Eileen is joined by guest, Arthur, to explore the delicate balance between enjoying the present and saving for the future. Arthur opens up about his tendency to overthink spending on leisure activities, revealing the internal struggle to strike a harmonious balance. Eileen offers valuable insights, drawing from her own experiences, and emphasises the significance of setting specific goals for savings, especially when planning for children's futures.

Eileen and Arthur dive into broader topics like money mindset, financial planning, and the transition to self-employment. They highlight the importance of clear financial goals, creating designated funds, and navigating challenges tied to cashless transactions. The conversation touches on concerns surrounding the buy now, pay later culture targeting young people and the necessity for comprehensive financial education.

Arthur shares his money dreams, focusing on stress-free trips and supporting his children's future endeavours.

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You can find more about Arthur and his T and Teaching Podcast here https://twitter.com/tandteaching

On this episode of Your Money Sorted Teachers' Podcast, Eileen is joined by Toria Bono. Eileen and Toria discuss the shift from emotional spending to value-based spending. Toria shares her journey of aligning spending with her core values, particularly focusing on creating a comfortable and joyful home environment and speaks about how this shift not only brings more fulfilment but also positively impacts her financial well-being and mindset.

Toria emphasises the importance of consciously spending on items that enhance her living space, bringing long-lasting joy. Toria explains how this mindset shift has allowed her to allocate funds intentionally, reduce wasteful spending, and view money as a tool to enhance the areas of life that truly matter, highlighting the joy derived from investing in her kitchen renovation.

Toria and Eileen also explore the idea of intentional spending, with Toria expressing a preference for allocating funds to experiences that bring lasting joy. They discuss the decision-making process when faced with social invitations, emphasising the significance of spending money in ways that enhance life and well-being. Toria reflects on her newfound ability to declutter both her physical space and wardrobe, selling unused items to fund projects that truly matter to her.

The conversation touches on Toria’s teaching career, her accidental entry into a leadership role, and her proactive approach to future-proofing by obtaining a coaching diploma. Toria envisions transitioning into coaching as a long-term plan, leveraging her passion for supporting others in achieving their goals and eventually retiring and travelling the world in a campervan. 

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You can find Toria here on her Tiny Voice Talks website. https://www.tinyvoicetalks.com/

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On this episode of The Your Money Sorted Podcast, Eileen is joined by Charlie Burley, the Teacher's Health Coach, who shares his financial journey. From childhood memories of his mum relying on store cards to raise four boys to accumulating debt during university, Charlie's relationship with money has been a rollercoaster. Charlie allows us to explore the impact of his dad's scarcity mindset and his mum's abundance mindset on his financial outlook.

Reflecting on his financial journey, Charlie embraces a newfound perspective on the holistic nature of wellbeing, recognising that financial mistakes contribute to an ongoing learning process. The conversation shifts to Charlie's partner and their different money mindsets. Charlie acknowledges the positive influence his partner has had on his financial journey, highlighting the importance of open communication. Eileen encourages Charlie not to let financial setbacks hinder his impactful work and emphasises the significance of collective dreams in relationships.

The episode concludes with Charlie sharing his business vision, aspiring to put a Teacher’s Health Coach in every school and shares how he envisions an accredited training course to empower teachers with skills in mental health, coaching, nutrition, and movement, aiming for a widespread positive impact on teacher well-being.

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You can find out more about Charlie and the work he does as The Teachers’ Health Coach over on Instagram www.instagram.com/the.teachers.health.coach

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