Jacqueline Correa examines the current landscape of Canadian politics, urging listeners to conduct thorough research before voting. The discussion highlights the need for political accountability and the potential for rebuilding through informed electoral choices.

• Understanding the importance of independent research before voting
• Analysis of Trudeau's resignation and its implications
• The impact of immigration on housing and resources
• Personal journey towards political awareness and engagement
• Legacy of Jim Flaherty's financial reforms and programs
• Encouragement for proactive community engagement in politics
• Vision for a hopeful reconstruction of Canada's future

Navigating a lump sum of money after an unexpected event can be overwhelming. This episode discusses the psychological challenges, budgeting strategies, and essential mindset shifts required to manage newfound wealth effectively.

• Discusses the challenges of sudden wealth
• Highlights the significance of creating a budget
• Emphasizes the need for an emergency fund
• Explains the concept of the 90-10 rule for saving
• Shares personal insights on managing finances post layoff
• Mentions the importance of taking measured steps before investing
• Explores the impact of mindset on financial decisions

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This episode explores the power of self-trust during life’s uncertain moments. Sharing my personal story of being laid off and the subsequent challenges, I highlight the lessons learned about resilience, financial management, and entrepreneurship.

• Emphasis on the importance of trusting oneself
• Personal account of the layoff experience
• Coping strategies for unemployment and financial strain
• Emotional impact of financial challenges on family
• Lessons learned during a year of minimal income
• Transitioning from employment to entrepreneurship
• Establishing Notable Wealth Management and career growth
• Encouragement to trust the journey and internal guidance

Correction
P.S. in the podcast I said in the year 2026 I meant 2025.