Money Episodes

What does it truly mean to thrive—beyond success, titles, and achievement? In this Back2Basics episode, Rand Selig, entrepreneur, investor, and author of Thriving, shares a practical and soulful framework for living with more purpose, fulfillment, and intention. Rand explores why the most important relationship is the one with yourself, how to shift from doing to being, and why his philosophy is simple: “Don’t retire—rewire.” A powerful conversation on self-awareness, intuition, spirituality, healing, and designing a life that truly works.

What if your voice could reveal what your body, and your life, are trying to tell you? In this episode, Growth Engineer Alex Fredericks shares how dyslexia became his superpower, why opportunity only knocks once, and how a 30-second voice note can unlock real-time insight into your wellbeing.

In this episode of Back2Basics, Leticia Latino sits down with serial entrepreneur and branding expert Karen Post to explore what it really means to reinvent yourself. From launching a successful PR firm at 22 without following a traditional path, to losing everything in a failed startup and finding the courage to begin again, Karen shares candid lessons on resilience, failure, and trusting your instincts. The conversation dives into the power of pivoting into your true sweet spot, investing unapologetically in yourself, and redefining what a brand really is—not a logo, but what people think, feel, and expect when you show up. Karen also shares the story behind her latest venture, the American Prosperity Pillow, blending entrepreneurship, patriotism, and purpose. This episode is a must-listen for anyone navigating change and building a life and career with intention.

In this powerful episode of Back2Basics, financial advisor and grief coach Debra Morrison talks about her remarkable journey from Wall Street to helping 9/11 widows — and eventually founding a movement for women 60+ to rediscover their voices and financial power. Grief, money, purpose, and how society needs to do better by our aging population — especially women, are at the very center of this episode. If you or someone you love is navigating loss or a major transition, this episode is for you.

Erin Grey spent years as a Certified Financial Planner and running her family's water and wastewater construction business. At some point in her journey she decided to use what she had learned to mentor and guide female entrepreneurs on shifting money related limited beliefs. She believes that your money and your business can only thrive at the level of your emotional well-being. This episode will challenge many of the things you know about wealth!