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Making Change with your Money

Making Change with your Money

De: Laura Rotter
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Are you ready to use your money to create the life you truly want? Join Laura Rotter of True Abundance Advisors on Making Change with your Money, a podcast for women navigating midlife transitions, career changes and financial transformations. Laura's own Wall Street experience -- complete with the high income and demanding schedule -- taught her a valuable lesson: success means more than making money. Now, she interviews women who have successfully navigated their own transitions, sharing their personal journeys alongside expert insights to help you take control of your finances and build a life of purpose. Tune in each week for inspiring stories and actionable advice.2023 Laura Rotter's podcast Economía
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  • How to Build a Sustainable Business Without Burning Out : an interview with Rachel Anzalone, Strategic Growth Consultant

    How to Build a Sustainable Business Without Burning Out : an interview with Rachel Anzalone, Strategic Growth Consultant
    Nov 29 2025
    What if success isn't measured by revenue milestones, but by satisfaction—the beautiful integration of impact, profit, and pleasure? In this conversation, Laura Rotter sits down with Rachel Anzalone, a sustainable growth advisor and satisfaction strategist who helps purpose-driven entrepreneurs build businesses that honor both their mission and their wellbeing.Rachel's journey from growing up in the poorest county in New York State to managing 350 people in the restaurant industry to building a thriving entrepreneurial career is a masterclass in following your energy rather than a predetermined path. After reaching her breaking point working grueling hours in corporate hospitality, Rachel discovered that the "hustle harder" mentality doesn't have to define entrepreneurship—and in fact, it's often what burns entrepreneurs out fastest.This episode is essential listening for any woman entrepreneur who's tired of choosing between success and sanity, impact and income, ambition and ease. Rachel shares her revolutionary framework for building sustainable businesses that integrate three critical elements: meaningful impact, healthy profit, and daily pleasure. Whether you're just starting your entrepreneurial journey or ready to redesign an existing business that's draining you, this conversation offers a blueprint for creating work you can love for the long haul.Guest BioRachel Anzalone is a sustainable growth advisor, thought partner, and satisfaction strategist who guides purpose-driven entrepreneurs to expand their impact and profitability without compromising wellbeing. With 25 years of diverse business expertise spanning entrepreneurship, corporate leadership, and digital marketing, Rachel has developed a unique approach that blends strategic excellence with soul-aligned satisfaction. After spending years in the restaurant industry managing hundreds of employees and opening multiple locations, she pivoted to building her own wellness business and eventually evolved into supporting entrepreneurs behind the scenes with marketing strategy, operations, and coaching. Rachel has worked with leaders across the personal development, holistic wellness, and mindfulness industries, and once found herself directing a video shoot in the living room of Lisa Nichols from The Secret—a full-circle moment from when she first discovered the Law of Attraction. She is passionate about helping entrepreneurs—especially women over 40—build businesses they can sustain and enjoy for decades, not just years.Key Takeaways💡Success in chaos doesn't mean chaos is sustainable: Rachel thrived in the high-pressure restaurant industry precisely because she loved being busy, challenged, and in constant change. But thriving doesn't mean it's sustainable—knowing when to walk away from what you're good at to preserve your wellbeing is crucial.💡 The path isn't always linear—and that's okay: From art school to philosophy to international studies to restaurant management to holistic wellness to online business coaching—Rachel's winding path eventually came together to create her unique expertise. Trust that your experiences are building toward something, even when you can't see the full picture yet.💡 Heart-centered businesses need heart-centered operations: There's often a disconnect between what conscious entrepreneurs teach (mindfulness, balance, holistic living) and how they run their businesses (hustle, grind, maximize productivity). True alignment means bringing your values into every aspect of your business—including operations and team management.💡 Satisfaction beats revenue as a success metric: Rachel worked with multimillion-dollar businesses that were less profitable and less enjoyable than smaller boutique businesses. Real success isn't a specific dollar amount—it's the integration of meaningful impact, sustainable profit, and daily pleasure in how you're living and working.Connect with Rachel:FacebookLinkedInInstagramWebsiteFree resources: Pleasure & Profits podcast Stay connected:Connect with Laura on LinkedIn@Rotters5 on XConnect with Laura on FacebookSubscribe to my YouTube channelSubscribe to my newsletterGet your free copy of Unlock Your Money Blocks Workbook: Your step-by-step guide to unlocking your blocks to financial freedom.Disclaimer: Please remember that the information shared on this podcast does not constitute accounting, legal, tax, investment or financial advice. It’s for informational purposes only. You should seek appropriate professional advice for your specific information.
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    50 m
  • How To Build Your Personal Compass: an interview with Laurie Hirsch Schulz, Career Transition and Executive Coach

    How To Build Your Personal Compass: an interview with Laurie Hirsch Schulz, Career Transition and Executive Coach
    Nov 15 2025
    Are you feeling that quiet whisper—or loud roar—telling you it's time for a change? In this powerful conversation, Laura Rotter welcomes back career transition and executive coach Laurie Hirsch Schulz to explore how women at midlife can recognize and navigate the inflection points that signal it's time for something new.Laurie shares her journey of leaving a successful 25-year corporate marketing career when the work no longer aligned with her core values of collaboration and connectivity. After negotiating her own exit package and taking what she calls a "reboot year," she discovered coaching and built a thriving practice helping professionals at their own crossroads. But this episode isn't just about dramatic career pivots—it's about recognizing that we don't have to settle for "okay" and that discomfort is often where the magic happens.Whether you're feeling burnt out, bored, or simply sensing that there must be more, this episode offers practical wisdom for building what Laurie calls your "personal compass"—a framework of values, superpowers, and purpose that helps you navigate the "shoulds" and make purposeful choices aligned with who you truly are. Essential listening for any woman ready to stop settling and start exploring what's next.About Laurie: Laurie Hirsch Schulz is a Career Transition and Executive Coach who partners with professionals and executives at inflection points to gain clarity on what's next in their careers and lives. After spending nearly 25 years in corporate marketing strategy roles with Fortune 500 companies (including two years in Switzerland), Laurie made her own pivot when her work no longer aligned with her personal values. She took a "reboot year" to get clear on her purpose, earned her coaching certification, and launched her practice helping others do the same. Laurie specializes in working with women leaders, nonprofit executives, and professionals navigating transitions. She is also president of a nonprofit board working with teens to help them find their own personal voice and power. Laurie is a graduate of Leadership Westchester and believes deeply in experimentation, service, and the power of building your personal compass to navigate life's choices.Key Takeaways:💡 Inflection points deserve respect—whether they're loud or quiet: The whisper telling you something needs to change is just as valid as a dramatic life event. Pay attention when you feel bored, unsettled, or disengaged—these are signals worth exploring, not dismissing.💡 Discomfort is where the magic happens: When you're stretching beyond your comfort zone, that's when you learn the most and build confidence. The discomfort may feel hard in the moment, but the growth and empowerment on the other side make it worthwhile.💡 Build your personal compass to navigate the "shoulds": Get crystal clear on your non-negotiable values, what lights you up, what drains you, and your unique superpowers. This compass becomes your framework for making purposeful choices rather than being driven by external expectations or cultural norms about what you "should" do.💡 Experimentation beats paralysis: You don't have to quit your job to explore new directions. Take on different projects at work, volunteer in areas that interest you, have curiosity conversations with people doing work you admire. Small experiments build confidence, experience, and network—creating a stronger foundation for bigger moves.Connect with Laurie:LinkedInFacebookInstagramWebsiteFree resource: Complimentary Consultation Stay connected:Connect with Laura on LinkedIn@Rotters5 on XConnect with Laura on FacebookSubscribe to my YouTube channelSubscribe to my newsletterGet your free copy of Unlock Your Money Blocks Workbook: Your step-by-step guide to unlocking your blocks to financial freedom.Disclaimer: Please remember that the information shared on this podcast does not constitute accounting, legal, tax, investment or financial advice. It’s for informational purposes only. You should seek appropriate professional advice for your specific information.
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  • How to Heal Your Relationship with Money: Constance McConnell, LCSW

    How to Heal Your Relationship with Money: Constance McConnell, LCSW
    Nov 1 2025
    What if the key to financial wellness isn't just about budgets and spreadsheets, but about healing your relationship with money itself? In this episode, Laura Rotter sits down with Constance McConnell, a licensed clinical social worker, certified financial social worker, and financial therapist who specializes in helping people navigate the emotional side of money during major life transitions.Constance shares her journey from being the oldest of four children who creatively funded her own college education to building a successful real estate portfolio with her husband through strategic "house hacking." But more importantly, she reveals how our childhood money stories shape our adult financial behaviors—and how we can rewrite those stories to create healthier relationships with money.This conversation is essential listening for any woman in midlife who feels overwhelmed by money, struggles with financial scarcity despite having "enough," or is navigating a major life transition. Constance's holistic approach reminds us that true wealth isn't just about numbers—it's about achieving balance across all areas of life: financial health, physical health, mental wellbeing, relationships, and time freedom.Constance McConnell, LCSW is a licensed clinical social worker, certified financial social worker, and financial therapist who specializes in helping adults navigate major life transitions and improve their relationship with money. With 13 years of clinical experience, she has worked in school settings, behavioral health, and private practice. Most of her clients are part of historically marginalized communities including BIPOC, women, and LGBTQ+ individuals. Constance is also an entrepreneur and real estate investor who practices what she preaches about using money as a tool for freedom. She offers virtual therapy, coaching, and psychological evaluations, and is passionate about helping clients develop holistic approaches to wealth and wellbeing.Key Takeaways💡 Your childhood money story shapes your adult relationship with money: How your family talked about (or didn't talk about) money, whether you felt secure or scarce, and what you witnessed growing up profoundly impacts your financial behaviors and beliefs as an adult. Understanding these stories is the first step to healing.💡 Money is a tool, not the goal: Financial security matters, but true wealth includes physical health, mental wellbeing, strong relationships, and time freedom. Using money strategically can free up time for experiences and people you love—that's when money becomes most valuable.💡 Financial scarcity is often psychological, not numerical: Many people who are financially secure on paper still feel like they'll "never have enough." Working through these deep-seated beliefs with a financial therapist can unlock freedom and confidence to actually enjoy your money.Connect with Constance:FacebookLinkedInInstagramWebsiteFree consultation Stay connected:Connect with Laura on LinkedIn@Rotters5 on XConnect with Laura on FacebookSubscribe to my YouTube channelSubscribe to my newsletterGet your free copy of Unlock Your Money Blocks Workbook: Your step-by-step guide to unlocking your blocks to financial freedom.Disclaimer: Please remember that the information shared on this podcast does not constitute accounting, legal, tax, investment or financial advice. It’s for informational purposes only. You should seek appropriate professional advice for your specific information.
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