Jennie Garth on Negotiation Lessons From 90210 and Habits That Are Quietly Costing You
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How did Jennie navigate the pay gap and negotiate as a team on 90210?
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How does Jennie Garth manage finances with her husband?
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If you're a 90s kid like me, you will definitely recognize today's guest from a 90210 poster you probably had on your bedroom wall. When she was just a teenager, Jenny Garth was cast in the show that defined a decade of television. And some of the lessons from her character, Kelly Taylor, have stuck with her. so much so that her new memoir, I Choose Me, comes from one of the most iconic moments on the show. Today, Jenny and I talk about how to talk to your spouse about money, how negative self-talk impacts your kids, and if you have ever felt like you needed to quiet your own ambition to keep other people comfortable, she shares the cure. I'm Nicole Lapin, the only financial expert you don't need a dictionary to understand.
It's time for some money right now. Well, I'm so excited to welcome you, Jenny Garth, to Money Rehab.
I'm so happy to be here. I need to be rehabbed.
Nicole, help me out. I got you, sister. Well, I was on your show about a year ago, which was crazy because I would really like a redo.
I know. You were... I was a mess. You had to have been out of your mind.
I was like... In diapers with my daughter, still postpartum, you remember those days. My house, my studio burned down, everything. And then I was like, but I have to go on Jenny's. How could I say no?
And so like I dug deep. You could have done it another time. So I'm coming back. I couldn't believe when I found out that you were going through all that and your house had just burned down. I don't know how you even showed up.
Thank you. I showed up for you because you're amazing. And it was so fun to have the conversation. Obviously you were in this chair. And so I wanted to ask you so many more follow-up questions, but I was like, duh, this is not my show. So now it's my turn. But when we were talking, you were saying how you didn't grow up with money and you always had this like scarcity mentality about money.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:15
2
What early money lessons did Jennie Garth learn from her childhood?
0:15–0:46
3
How did Jennie navigate the pay gap and negotiate as a team on 90210?
0:46–0:51
4
What is Tall Poppy Syndrome and how does it affect high-achieving women?
0:51–1:17
5
How does a scarcity mindset impact financial success?
1:17–1:32
6
What role does negative self-talk play in financial decisions?
1:32–1:35
7
What parenting advice does Jennie have for raising financially savvy children?
1:35–2:07
8
How does Jennie Garth manage finances with her husband?
2:07–40:51
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