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Do fears around money keep you tied to unfulfilling work?

The posts that appear below are part of my 20×20 podcast series, “Your Money or Your Life”.

These 20 x 20 minute interviews are designed to liberate our thinking around money and work.

Listen to money and career change experts advise how to
• Develop a healthy relationship with money
• Manage your income as you transition to your dream work
• Be financially successful in your new business venture

Please note, you will need to sign up to my newsletter to receive podcasts six onwards.

Doing It Now …

By Sarah Cooper | Published June 30, 2010

Occasionally, something lands in your in box which really makes your day. Here’s an extract from one such email, the inspiration for this recording:
“Dear Sarah
It has been just about a year since we met, briefly, last summer. I wanted to let you know of the big change I’m about to undergo, and thank you for [...]

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YMOYL: What work would you do if you didn’t need money?

By Sarah Cooper | Published March 11, 2010

Fred Ecks is the Newsletter Editor volunteer for The Simple Living Network, an organisation which offers resources, tools, examples and contacts for living a more outwardly simple but inwardly rich life.
One of the network’s recommended resources is a 9 step programme called, aptly enough, Your Money Or Your Life. Following the principles in this programme [...]

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YMOYL: Richard Alderson on Social Entrepreneurship

By Sarah Cooper | Published March 1, 2010

I know many of you are interested in social entrepreneurship so I’m very happy to introduce Richard Alderson, an expert on this topic.
Richard is the founder of 3 socially-oriented organisations:
UK-based Careershifters, an online community for career changers;
Unltd India, which provides funding and support for budding social entrepreneurs in India; and
Journeys for change, which fosters innovation [...]

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YMOYL: A portfolio approach to money and meaning

By Sarah Cooper | Published March 1, 2010

Sital Ruparelia is a career transition coach, talent management consultant, speaker, writer and last but not least, comedy improvisor(!) living in London. He is also one of my fellow coaches on Careershifters, a UK based online resource for people considering a career change.
I’m delighted to introduce Sital to you and hope you enjoy hearing [...]

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YMOYL: Manisha Thakor on women, finance and career choice

By Sarah Cooper | Published February 23, 2010

Manisha Thakor is passionate about personal finance for women. She is the author of two popular books On Your Own Two Feet and Get Financially Naked, has written for publications such as The New York Times, BusinessWeek, and Glamour magazine and appears regularly on national US radio and TV channels.
Hear from Manisha about:
• Why women [...]

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Your Money Or Your Life: Pam Slim on the 100 dollar business

By Sarah Cooper | Published February 17, 2010

I’m delighted that Pam Slim of Escape From Cubicle Nation is launching the series.
Pam writes a thought-provoking and entertaining blog about how to transition from corporate prisoner to thriving entrepreneur. With Chris Guillebeau from the Art of Non-Conformity, she recently launched the 100 Dollar Business Forum to help aspiring entrepreneurs start a business for 100 [...]

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