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Do you ever sit down to pay the bills and wonder where all your money is going?  Does it sometimes seem like there is never enough to get to where you want to go? Perhaps you’ve tried getting on a budget, but it was just too complicated or you weren’t sure how it would affect your standard of living. With so many Americans struggling to make ends meet, there seem to be more questions than answers . Maybe there’s a secret to all this. Maybe it doesn’t have to be such a struggle. Our guest, Stefanie O’Connell, moved to New York to become a Broadway actress during the Great Recession, and in the process learned clever ways to make a little go a long way. She is the author of The Broke and Beautiful Life, and she’s going to share with us some of the tips and secrets that have helped transform her life. FILE UNDER: Budgeting, #millennials, how-to-live-cheaply, simple living, finding bargains, getting rid of clutter www.StefanieOConnell.com www.TheBrokeandBeautifulLife.com

  http://www.livingwealthyradio.com Nick Dranias is a policy advisor and research fellow for The Heartland Institute and president and executive director within the Office of the President of Compact for America Educational Foundation, Inc. He also maintains a limited side practice of law and policy analysis.  Dranias previously served as general counsel and constitutional policy director for the Goldwater Institute, where he held the Clarence J. and Katherine P. Duncan Chair for Constitutional Government and directed the Joseph and Dorothy Donnelly Moller Center for Constitutional Government. Dranias led the Goldwater Institute’s successful challenge to Arizona’s system of government campaign financing to the Supreme Court.  

http://www.drapsley.com/Pages/default.aspx If you've ever wondered how you could live to be over 100, while maintaining a high quality of mental and physical health, then you will want to tune in to this episode. There are over 30 cultures in the world where documented longevity is the norm. What makes long, healthy lives possible for people in what are considered by some to be primitive cultures?  Is it purely genetics?  Less stress?  Better water or food? Dr. John Apsley has been studying the habits and lifestyles of primitive cultures for 35 years in an attempt to discover why some of them experience incredibly long lifespans of 100 years or more, on a regular basis. Dr. Apsleybelieves the answer lies in these native peoples' ability to understand the regenerative powers residing within each human body as well as their respect for, and stewardship of, their natural environments. Many illnesses, claim Dr. Apsley, can be healed by the human body itself, without the use of drugs or other harsh medical r

http://www.traceywilen.com/ Are colleges truly preparing students for the leadership-driven world of the future?  What are the skills American employers will value over simply getting a degree from a "good school?"   What MUST people who want to transition from one career to another know in order to be successful? The world of work is changing rapidly and no one knows that better than Dr. Tracey Wilen,a prominent Silicon Valley thought leader with insights on the impact of technology on society, work and education.  A visiting scholar at Stanford University Media X and a former Silicon Valley executive who held leadership positions at Apple, HP, Cisco Systems and the Apollo Group, Dr. Wilen is the author of 11 books dealing with the new thinking that is rapidly impacting our society. She has had guest appearances on CNN and been quoted in the The Wall Street Journal, Chicago Tribune, Forbes, Los Angeles Times, USA Today, and Wired magazine. Dr. Wilen is also a popular speaker, delivering talks on educati

One of America’s most dynamic speakers, Jim Fortin is on a passionate mission to help and serve others. For almost 20 years, Jim has helped countless people training them in the areas of sales influence, human effectiveness and NeuroPersuasion®. Jim earned his undergraduate degrees in psychology and political science from Texas Lutheran University in 1985. Since 1992, he has worked with the Peak Performance Corporation in Atlanta and Dallas. Jim led an exclusive and successful coaching practice in NYC from 1998 to 2001, advising the highest echelon of business, celebrity and politics. In 2001, Jim founded Mind Authority, Inc. and partners in various “behind the scene” activities with other speakers and organizations. Jim is a certified Master Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and a certified Master Hypnotist. Using advanced hypnotic language patterns and social science, Jim has merged both areas of expertise into a new and highly effective persuasion technology called NeuroPersuasion®. Thes

Are you ready to do something more than make a resolution that you won't keep?   This rebroadcast with author, speaker, and reinvention guro Damien Lupo will help you make the decision to go boldly where you've never dare to tread, to take charge of your own destiny, and discover what you have to offer the world. Getting past the fear is the first step in creating a life that is more exciting, fulfilling, and full of promise. Join Teresa and get insprired to do more than wishful thinking...

Are you living the life that your soul desires?  Are you free from fear and anxiety and motivated to reach your highest potential? Rhonda Britten has devoted her life to one thing: to teach people how to master fear. Whether that’s a fear of rejection or loss; fear of failure or success; fear of abandonment or pain, Rhonda has created a method for anyone anywhere to master the invisible, insidious fear we all have of ‘not being good enough.’ What she teaches is what she’s lived. After witnessing the horrific murder-suicide of her parents at the tender age of 14, Rhonda went into a twenty-year spiral of self-doubt, blame and addiction. She tried everything to help herself (therapy, self-help books, improvement workshops, PTSD, energy work, you name it.) but still had nightmares every night and couldn’t get past the fear that there was something wrong with her. Rhonda discovered a pathway to freedom that cuts through false beliefs, negative thoughts and the silent, secret fears every human being carries. He

www.funeralresources.com Death is the only life event that happens without fail...to every one of us.  Yet, it remains the last great American taboo. Talk show guests will make the most intimate revelations about their personal lives without batting an eye, but the subject of death and dying (something that WILL happen to us all) remains an uncomfortable subject. Everyone knows that death is an absolute certainty and from an intellectual perspective most people think planning one's passing is a smart idea.  In fact, a recent Washingon Post interview revealed that while 90% of Americans believe that death planning is a good idea.  However,  less than 10% of Americans actually have a plan in place for the end of their lives. Financial planner, columnist, and end of life expert Christopher Hill joins Teresa to discuss how and why death planning is so critical to your peace of mind and the well-being of your loved ones. Everyone needs to learn how to successfully plan for the inevitable.  You don't

From the archives at www.livingwealthyradio.com Many people don't come to grips with the reality of the astronomical cost of legal counsel in America until they find themselves involved in a lawsuit, get an unfair traffic ticket, or need to resolve a complex family issue. The reality is that you stand a very great chance of becoming involved in a legal dispute or lawsuit at least once in your life.  The financial implications of these situations are huge sometimes resulting in financial hardship, the loss of a home, marital strife, or damage to reputation. What if you had a way to inexpensively enlist the services of a top-notch attorney whenever the need arose, to assist you with everything from basic legal documents to criminal cases? Larry Smith is a veteran entrepreneur and business leader who has discovered just that.  Larry's personal trials and challenges led him to join a company that provides top quality legal assistance to ordinary Americans for a price they can afford.  Larry thinks access to a

From the Best of Living Wealthy Radio Do you sometimes feel like you’re just spinning your wheels and not making a significant impact with your life, whether at work or in your relationships? Do you ever wonder what it would take to have more of an influence with your friends and loved ones or to really get somewhere in your career?  Perhaps you’re a business owner or leader, and you want to have more influence on your employees or clients. Where does it start? What’s the secret to real success in business, relationships, or just life, in general? Our guest, Dr. Jim Harris, is a speaker, consultant, and coach who has helped global companies and individuals find higher levels of success and significance.  He is the author of award-winning books including, “The Impacter: A Parable on Transformational Leadership,” and he’s going to share with us the secrets that have helped successful people all around the world reach their maximum impact and potential. www.ToaHigherLevel.com

Best of Living Wealthy Radio...mentor to entrepreneurs Rick Sapio. This year's BUSINESS FINISHING school will be held in March.  For more information check out the website: http://www.businessfinishingschool.com/   Entrepreneur, coach, and speaker Rick Sapio overcame family tragedies to found his first business at 13.  Since that time Rick has founded over 20 companies and is regarding as one of America's top business coaches and advisors to entrepreneurs. Rick is a lifelong entrepreneur who started his first business, a bicycle repair shop, after the death of his father, when he was just 13 years old. The seventh of nine children raised by a mother with serious, life-long depression issues, Rick learned early that it's best to think positively about the cards one's been dealt in life, no matter how difficult those cards seem. Rick learned that business growth and success are accelerated when a few key principles are applied. He found that by learning "The 12 Foundational Principles of Business," w

from the archives of Austin's premier lifestyle radio program, Living Wealthy Radio with Teresa Kuhn... Her own struggles with cystic acne were the motivation for entrepreneur Ann Webb's desire to develop alternative methods for helping people have more vibrant, beautiful skin. Ann's passion led to research and educate herself about every kind of skin treatment that was available, including specialized, hands-on acne protocols developed by Dr. Brent Schillinger. Ann went on to work for the PGA Spa, The Florida Center of Cosmetic Surgery, and to serve as Cosmetic Director for the Austin Plastic Surgery Center while maintaining an esthetics studio in her home. Developing a product line came about when she recognized a need for affordable, clean products for her local esthetics clients. She had already contributed to the development of two other product lines, and was ready to put more than 10 years of research and labor into a line of her own. Ann envisioned products that would be affordable, simple to use

Best of Living Wealthy Radio- www.livingwealthyradio.com   Dean Rotbart, a Pulitzer Prize nominated former financial columnist and editor at The Wall Street Journal joins Teresa to discuss his independent investigation of the principle of becoming your own banker. Rotbart examined carefully the claims made by Pamela Yellen (author of "Bank on Yourself") and others regarding how dividend-paying whole life insurance can be used successfully in financial planning. Rotbart, initially skeptical of Bank on Yourself, came to some surprising conclusions as he approached the concept from the viewpoint of an investigative journalist. If you're looking for alternatives to Wall Street, banks, and other financial institutions, you need to hear what an acclaimed financial writer has to say about banking on yourself.  

re: a Living Wealthy Classic episode Teresa gets out from behind the microphone and joins her colleague and fellow Bank on Yourself advisor Kristin Colca to discuss the promise of the Bank on Yourself system in helping families live wealthier lives. Using BOY as a cash management tool, Living Wealthy Financial teaches hundreds of ordinary Americans how to utilize some of the same safe methods used by the wealthy to grow their fortune safely and sanely. Kristin and Teresa blow the lid off this controversial, but highly effective wealth tool and tell you why you might (or might not) be a perfect fit for the system. See http://www.ibankonmyself.blogspot.com and www.livingwealthyfinancial.com

Check out Teresa's websites at www.livingwealthyfinancial.com and www.livingwealthyradio.com and start living wealthier today!   What if you could drastically change the direction of your life or even reinvent your life? That’s right. Totally reinvent your life completely. One year from today, if you could wave a magic wand and have a completely new life, what would it look like? Who would be in your life? How would you spend your days? Where would you live? How would you feel? If you had the choice, would you do what it took to change everything and make yourself a better person and your life more meaningful? Teresa's guest,  Damion Lupo, did just that. Several years ago, he completely changed his entire life and authored a book explaining how you can do the same thing. You don't have to be stuck with "good enough" anymore.  Take steps now to change to build a roadmap to the kind of life of which you've been dreaming. www.reinventedlife.com

Classic episode from Living Wealthy Radio.  www.livingwealthyradio.com NY Times bestselling author and natural healing advocate Harvey Diamond joined Teresa for a discussion about pain and why it's not necessarily inevitable as we age. Diamond talks about his own #fibromyalgia and how he used diet and nutrition to alleviate his suffering.  Harvey Diamond believes poor gut health is a major contributor to chronic pain and provides information about the use of digestive enzymes to help combat pain and inflamation. Harvey Diamond is the bestselling author of Fit for Life and Living Without Pain and a regular guest on television and radio programs across the country.

Join Teresa as she continues her interview of financial expert Van Mueller.   Many people never consider the importance of insurance in conserving and growing cash without exposing it to risk. In this program, Teresa and Van talk about how specially-designed life insurance polcies can allow individuals more liquidity, flexibility, and control than could ever have with banks or on Wall Street. Becoming your own source of financing is one way many Americans are avoiding the ups and downs of the stock market and managing their cash resources. 

In this episode Teresa talks to insurance and financial expert Van Mueller about how using permanent life insurance to safeguard your nest egg is a viable way to retain the use, control, and liquidity of your cash. The idea of using insurance for cashflow management, estate planning, and wealth preservation is not new, but Mueller shows its' real world practicality as our economy becomes more and more unstable. Using cash value insurance creates a predictable way to plan for the future, finance a college education and other major purchases, and avoid risking everything on Wall Street. You can learn more about this powerful strategy at www.livingwealthyfinancial.com

Did you know... North American governments Spend over 51 BILLION dollars a year on the War on Drugs? Yet these same governments do very little to treat addiction and the "poverty of the spirit" that engenders this addiction. Dr. Bruce K. Alexander is a Canadian psychologist who believes  that society is drowning in addictions, to alchohol, drug use and a thousand other habits. He maintains the reason for this is a growing disconnect as people around are torn from the close ties to family, culture, and traditional spirituality.  Alexendar says this rift and lack of social integration has destroyed what used to constitute the normal fabric of societal life. For many, addiction serves as a substitute for the connectedness for which they long and which provides context and meaning for their lives. Alexander believes because societal determinants are so much more powerful that individual ones, that addiction is much more a social problem than an individual disorder.  This is why he feels that the Wa

from his website...   Eric Lofholm is a Master Sales Trainer who has taught his proven sales systems to thousands of professionals around the world. He is President and CEO of Eric Lofholm International, Inc., an organization he founded to professionally train people on the art and science of selling. Eric began his career as a sales failure. At his first sales job he was put on quota probation after failing to meeting the minimum quota two months in a row. It was at this point that Eric met his sales mentor. After being professionally trained Eric achieved his quota and eventually become the top producer at that company. Eric went on to become the top producer at 2 more companies prior to starting Eric Lofholm International. Eric is a naturally gifted teacher. For over 14 years Eric has been sharing his proven sales increasing ideas with people all over the world. Eric believes that selling equals service. He also believes in working towards mastery of the fundamentals of lead generation, appointment se