John Coleman has made his career talking to people about aligning their money with their values and we get the benefit of his expertise and wisdom. If money talk intimidates you, don't worry, John speaks to our hearts as much as our heads, as we consider what we truly want and how money can be used to meet goals.
Based on his newest book Good Money, John explores how faith, purpose, and financial wisdom intersect in midlife. As an investor, author, and speaker, he brings practical knowledge with bigger questions. Discoverstrategies for managing money, passing values to the next generation, and redefining retirement for a meaningful life.
We promise, you do NOT want to miss this conversation. We are both eating up John's book and did not want this conversation to end. He understood us AND he had so much encouragement to share. No matter your current financial situation, you can work toward Good Money.
FIND MORE ABOUT JOHN COLEMAN
John Coleman- Website and Substack
John Coleman Book- Good Money
A FEW THINGS MENTIONED
John's other books- Passion and Purpose
John's Novel- Miracles
From Strength to Strength- Arthur Brooks
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If you’ve ever wondered whether you missed your moment or if it’s too late to begin again, this conversation will meet you right where you are.
Mitch Matthews, a high performance coach, reframes midlife not as a closing chapter, but as a powerful starting point—one where your life experience becomes the very foundation for what’s next. Blending practical strategy, neuroscience, and faith-centered encouragement, he invites you to see reinvention as something accessible, not overwhelming.
In this episode, we explore how curiosity and novelty can reignite passion, why giving yourself permission to start small builds real momentum, and how to quiet imposter syndrome by developing authentic, grounded confidence. You’ll hear about practical tools to help you recognize your unique gifts and begin aligning your work and calling with who you truly are.
Rooted in both mindset and faith, this conversation also speaks to the deeper tension many feel between contentment and the desire to dream bigger. Mitch shares how biblical truth affirms your value and calling, while also addressing the real relational ripple effects that can come when you pursue a new path.
This episode is an invitation to honor where you’ve been, embrace who you are, and step into your next chapter with clarity, confidence, and purpose.
FIND MORE ABOUT MITCH MATTHEWS
Mitch Matthews- Website
Mitch Matthews Podcast- Dream, Think and Do
Mitch's Gift to You-MAKE TIME FOR YOUR NEXT CHAPTER -coupon code to make it free for you is simply: RISE
A FEW THINGS MENTIONED
Book: From Strength to Strength
QUESTIONS TO HELP YOU RISE
- How have you misunderstood confidence and how can you use this new definition to step into unknown territory?
- In what area has your own thinking held you back?
- What belief do you need to let go off in order to monetize your skillset and abilities?
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If you’ve ever wondered whether you missed your moment or if it’s too late to begin again, this conversation will meet you right where you are.
Mitch Matthews, a high performance coach, reframes midlife not as a closing chapter, but as a powerful starting point—one where your life experience becomes the very foundation for what’s next. Blending practical strategy, neuroscience, and faith-centered encouragement, he invites you to see reinvention as something accessible, not overwhelming.
In this episode, we explore how curiosity and novelty can reignite passion, why giving yourself permission to start small builds real momentum, and how to quiet imposter syndrome by developing authentic, grounded confidence. You’ll hear about practical tools to help you recognize your unique gifts and begin aligning your work and calling with who you truly are.
Rooted in both mindset and faith, this conversation also speaks to the deeper tension many feel between contentment and the desire to dream bigger. Mitch shares how biblical truth affirms your value and calling, while also addressing the real relational ripple effects that can come when you pursue a new path.
This episode is an invitation to honor where you’ve been, embrace who you are, and step into your next chapter with clarity, confidence, and purpose.
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FIND MORE ABOUT MITCH MATTHEWS
Mitch Matthews- Website
Mitch Matthews Podcast- Dream, Think and Do
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QUESTIONS TO HELP YOU RISE
- Mitch talked about documenting your brilliance, what would it look like for you to do that over the next week or month?
- In what area do you need to move from "who am I to do this" to "why not me"?
- In what area do you need to give yourself permission to take the next step?
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Addiction has ripple effects. When you love someone who is in active recovery you often don't know if you are saying or doing the right thing to help. Caroline Beidler gives us words of hope: you can't go wrong with compassion. As a person who is walking out her own recovery from substances and a professional who creates resources for others in recovery, Caroline is able to broach this topic from multiple angles.
We talk through boundaries, enabling, and relapse. All topics that impact not just the person in recovery, but those caring for him or her. We also cover neuroscience of addiction and genetic factors that may be at play because family members often struggle with the "why" behind the addiction. And finally how do we have difficult conversations? Especially in the early stages of recovery when hurts on both sides may still feel quite raw? Caroline walks us through all of that.
If you love someone who is in active addiction or in recovery - in any form - this episode will help you feel less alone. It will also offer some practical approaches to potentially awkward conversations so that we can love well. And you can never go wrong with compassion.
FIND MORE ABOUT CAROLINE BEIDLER
Caroline Beidler- Website and Instagram
Caroline Beidler Book- When You Love Someone in Recovery
Caroline Beidler's - Recovery Rhythm Reset
A FEW THINGS MENTIONED
Recovery Resources- Recovery.com
Bible Verse- Luke 15:20
QUESTIONS TO HELP YOU RISE
- How can you hold hope for someone in your life?
- What is your support system as you support someone in recovery?
- Do you need to have some non-weird conversation about how to do life together?
- How can you run with compassion towards someone who is already in recovery or moving in that direction?
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