Kathleen Barlow's guest appearances

Kathleen Barlow

Loving the F

Wines & Wonders podcast

Beau Lotto

Zac Brown

Calvin Wayman

Scott Wilhite

Maxine Attong

Taylor Proctor

Jodi Bingham

Emily Herr

Amy Bammel Wilding

Deanna Lee

Vasse Felix

Dannielle Bryan

Christine Sara

Kirsten Fox

David Derezotes

OwlTail

Discover how a certified financial planner, Kathleen Barlow, helps her clients make one change to their lives that can have a lasting positive impact on their financial stories. Kirsten explains how the exercise helped her switch her thinking, which in turn helped Kirsten to dramatically increase her wealth potential. After the financial discussion, Kirsten pairs this episode to an Australian Chardonnay from the West Coast wine area called Margaret River. Learn how a wine lover changed One Thing that made the area perfect to grow wine grapes.

<p>Discover how a certified financial planner, Kathleen Barlow, helps her clients make one change to their lives that can have a lasting positive impact on their financial stories. Kirsten explains how the exercise helped her switch her thinking, which in turn helped Kirsten to dramatically increase her wealth potential. After the financial discussion, Kirsten pairs this episode to an Australian Chardonnay from the West Coast wine area called Margaret River. Learn how a wine lover changed One Thing that made the area perfect to grow wine grapes.</p>

2:5 One Change with Kathleen Barlow paired to a Vasse Felix

Financial Advisor and Park City Women's Business Network President Kathleen Barlow talks about money,  the stories we tell ourselves about it and how to do the forbidden - create a healthy relationship with our finances, our business/career and ourselves.  As women in business, we want to know who our colleagues are before we know what they do. We [women] tend to not believe that we can take, whatever our business is, to the next level. If we have a scarcity feeling in our business, that is going to translate to scarcity with money...even if we have a lot of money. As a community, we need to support and hold each other up...there's enough out there for all of us. Once you realize you can walk in your authentic shoes, stuff happens. Take control. If you don't know how to take control get somebody to teach you, its not rocket science. Whether the story or your present situation is good or bad, it's not going to change until you address it. Men think of it [money] as, "How much can I get and how high can my return be?" Women think of it as security...so we are not generally wanting to be aggressive. The plan is not to say, "I've got to cut my expenses." The plan is to say, "Okay, where am I at? Do I need to make more money...cause I don't want to cut back on my Starbucks coffee." Don't just automatically say, "I've gotta cut back because I'm stuck." Cause you're not stuck, no one is stuck. When you're on the spectrum, there is a limit. What you want to do is step off of the spectrum...there is an unlimited amount of money and abundance for you. Men have money stories as well. It wasn't hard, it was just working on my internal belief system... Its a journey,  I believe.

<p><a href="https://www.raymondjames.com/kathleenbarlow/about-us/bio?_=Kathleen.Barlow" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Financial Advisor</a> and <a href="https://pcwbn.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Park City Women's Business Network</a> President Kathleen Barlow talks about money,  the stories we tell ourselves about it and how to do the forbidden - create a healthy relationship with our finances, our business/career and ourselves.</p> <ul> <li>As women in business, we want to know who our colleagues are before we know what they do.</li> <li>We [women] tend to not believe that we can take, whatever our business is, to the next level.</li> <li>If we have a scarcity feeling in our business, that is going to translate to scarcity with money...even if we have a lot of money.</li> <li>As a community, we need to support and hold each other up...there's enough out there for all of us.</li> <li>Once you realize you can walk in your authentic shoes, stuff happens.</li> <li>Take control. If you don't know how to take control get somebody to teach you, its not rocket science.</li> <li>Whether the story or your present situation is good or bad, it's not going to change until you address it.</li> <li>Men think of it [money] as, "How much can I get and how high can my return be?" Women think of it as security...so we are not generally wanting to be aggressive.</li> <li>The plan is not to say, "I've got to cut my expenses." The plan is to say, "Okay, where am I at? Do I need to make more money...cause I don't want to cut back on my Starbucks coffee."</li> <li>Don't just automatically say, "I've gotta cut back because I'm stuck." Cause you're not stuck, no one is stuck.</li> <li>When you're on the spectrum, there is a limit. What you want to do is step off of the spectrum...there is an unlimited amount of money and abundance for you.</li> <li>Men have money stories as well.</li> <li>It wasn't hard, it was just working on my internal belief system... Its a journey,  I believe.</li></ul>

Episode  10 - Loving the F with Kathleen Barlow - Forbidden Finances