How can our relationship with money change and improve through life experiences? Linzy talks with Diane Webber, a therapist in private practice who coaches alongside Linzy in the Money Skills for Therapists program. Diane shares about her background, what led her into focusing on finances, and how her relationship with money has changed over time.

What does it look like to evolve in your business? Join Linzy as she sits down with Maegan Megginson, a returning guest, to explore the process of business evolution. Linzy and Maegan examine the concept of pivoting in your professional life as personal growth unfolds.

How can we make intentional space in our finances for joy? How can we move from being too restrictive into finding a more balanced approach toward spending? Guest Ellie Tripp shares about how when it comes to spending on joy, she struggles to give herself permission to spend the money needed to participate in fun events like concerts and travel.

How can financial planning be more aligned with individual life goals? Linzy talks with Dr. Jay Zigmont, a financial planner for childfree people who want to learn how to manage their finances in a way that makes sense for their lives. Jay and Linzy dig into how financial planning often focuses on numbers but is far more effective when it is focused instead on life goals.

Have you considered the role self-care plays in your financial wellbeing and in your business? Guest Kasey Compton talks with Linzy about an often overlooked component of business for practice owners. Kasey shares about self-love and how really connecting with oneself and tuning into our needs can profoundly impact our businesses and can help us achieve financial success as well as balanced living.

What does an investment period in your business look like? How do you price your services in a way that honors the work you do? Today Linzy is talking with Ashley Dickson-Ellison, a small business owner who manages and produces the Money Skills for Therapists podcast.

Have you considered a partnership to grow your business? Guests Laura and Steph share about how they have grown a thriving group practice as business partners. Steph and Laura talk with Linzy about the hard work they have done to protect their relationship and how valuing that at the center has helped them have a successful partnership.

Have you considered ways to expand beyond one-on-one clinical practice? Linzy talks with guest Carly Hill who specializes in helping therapists expand their reach by stepping into building curriculums and coaching while also protecting their clinical license.

How do you get your money to work for you each month? In this coaching session, Linzy and listener Erin Davis talk about Erin’s income, her business and family expenses, and her debt, and Linzy helps Erin make concrete decisions about how to allocate the money she’s bringing in to benefit herself and her family the most.

Have you considered taking on interns in your private practice? Guest Rachel Dorneanu talks with Linzy about the beautiful way that internships can flow for private practitioners. Rachel shares about who would be well-suited to consider taking on interns and who would benefit from finding other kinds of support instead. Rachel talks about how internships can be mutually beneficial for the business owner and for the intern.

How can your business bank better support you? Linzy talks with Deanna Zubrickas of Relay, a banking solution that supports business owners and is the official banking platform of Profit First.

How do we make financial planning a part of our relationships with loved ones? In this episode, Linzy talks with Randall Avery, a fee-only financial planner who works with therapists.