#102 - Jodi Carter: Taxes and Financial Mentality

“What ever jobs you have on your path to where you're trying to get
to to your vision all matter. And the fact that we call these
things a side hustle or we talk about ‘the unwanted jobs' and all
of those types of descriptions… it's not empowering people.” --
Jodi Carter When it comes to being an artist, what is the first
thing we have to know about money?  According to Jodi Carter,
it’s a new language. A wow, do we discover a new language in this
episode. This episode is deeply, deeply personal and Michael and
Jodi truly get into a vulnerable conversation about money. It might
be something all artists can relate to.  What is “ifcome” and
how does it change our perspective of money managing? How do we
work around the starving artist paradigm? The pressure to say yes
and show up. Is it healthy? The myth of uncertainty and the myth of
someday. Things we make up to ourselves when it comes to
money.  A big financial hug. Jodi Carter, CPA, has spent
decades helping individuals, couples, and families – from all
different financial levels and circumstances – make countless
choices. This unique view sparked her desire to reach people how to
live their best lives. Jodi founded Financial Insight Training to
help people shift their lives from stress to freedom. As a lifelong
supporter of the arts, Jodi knew she has to create a program
specifically tailored to the unique needs of artists, who live with
fluctuating income and need specialized guidance for managing their
finances. The IfCome Paradigm is the framework for creative people
to live as thriving artists.  Learn more about your ad
choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices