How to stop being a hot money mess: Using data to fix your finances
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What is Christian Hull's money story and coaching framework?
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If you've been following along our series with Christian Hull, where we make over the money mess that he is, welcome back. If you haven't seen the other episodes, make sure you head to episode one. This is where the chaos begins. It's absolutely hilarious. Episode two was Owen and I diving into the framework that is money coaching and what we're putting in place to help make over Christian's money mess. And today is episode three, three out of five part series, and we are diving into the data. We are talking with a Pocketsmith expert and we're going through how the data actually helps you make better decisions regardless if you're in christian's position or you're thinking that you're doing okay with your money the data really helps so let's dive in
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Andrew, welcome back to the podcast.
Thanks, Gemma. It's good to be back.
I absolutely loved the first episode that we did and we talked lots about your story and how tools like Pocketsmith can really help people, how the data is important. But for those that aren't familiar with you, do you want to dive in? Tell us a little bit about yourself and the work that you do.
Sure. So my background has been in finance systems and consulting. I recently spent 10 years in the Workday ecosystem, so working with medium to large enterprises to implement financial systems. I was a consultant there and then as a people leader as well. So About three or four years ago, I discovered the Rask podcast and became aware of the Pocketsmith app and decided I should move off my spreadsheets, practice what I preach and move on to an app. So I've been using Pocketsmith for about three and a half years now. My initial focus with it was just spend tracking, but quickly realized it could do a lot more. For me, I found it fairly natural to start using it, but I realised for someone without my background, it could be quite overwhelming.
So I had a conversation with Owen January last year and bounced an idea of starting a coaching business focused on sort of personal finance systems and Pocketsmith. So since then, I wrapped up my career at Workday last year, took a bit of a break, and I've since launched my coaching business.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is Christian Hull's money story and coaching framework?
0:00–7:10
2
How can data help turn money goals into momentum?
7:10–11:19
3
Why are spreadsheets not suitable for everyone in managing finances?
11:19–19:38
4
What is the significance of monthly money check-ins?
19:38–27:47
5
Why is tracking net worth more important than just monitoring bank balances?
27:47–35:00
6
How can visual financial dashboards change spending behavior?
35:00–42:46
Speakers
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