Are your money habits helping you build the life you want—or holding you back?

In this empowering episode of Building a Life You Love, host Kristin Fitch sits down with financial expert and podcast host of Love Your Money, Hilary Hendershott to unpack how your money mindset shapes your financial future. Together, they dive into practical strategies for spending smarter, investing wisely, and overcoming negative thought patterns around money.

From learning how to spend less than you earn to building generational wealth and creating a financial legacy, this conversation is packed with tools to help you transform your money story and take control of your financial future. Whether you’re ready to reset your money mindset, grow your investments, or teach your kids better habits, this episode will inspire you to make intentional choices that align with your values—and your goals.

Takeaways

• Your money mindset directly impacts your ability to create and sustain wealth.
• Spending less than you earn is the foundation for long-term financial freedom.
• Investing wisely—in diversified, long-term strategies—ensures growth and security.
• Overcoming negative beliefs about money is key to achieving financial success.
• Teaching financial literacy creates a lasting legacy for future generations.

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