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Hosted by Maria Casillas and Cody Sizemore · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 254 episodes
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Welcome to the Financial Coaches Podcast, where we talk about how to build your coaching practice from startup to scaleup while being the kind of coach your clients crave. Finally, a podcast for Financial Coaches. Your hosts, Maria Casillas and Code Sizemore. Brought to you by New Money Habits and Sizemore Financial Coaching. The Financial Coaches Podcast is the ultimate resource for financial coaches and professionals dedicated to empowering individuals and transforming lives through financial education and coaching. Hosted by industry experts, Maria Casillas and Cody Sizemore, this podcast brings you insightful discussions, expert interviews, and practical strategies to help you excel in your coaching practice and make a meaningful impact on your clients' financial well-being.Each episode of The Financial Coaches Podcast is carefully curated to provide valuable insights, actionable tips, and real-world examples to help you navigate the evolving landscape of financial coaching. Wh
Maria Casillas and Cody Sizemore hosts The Financial Coaches Podcast, a business show with 254 episodes published.
It is easy to convince yourself that you need more before you can begin building your financial coaching practice. A better website. More software. Additional training. More confidence. Maybe just a little more money. &n
Have you ever had someone who seemed genuinely interested in coaching...but never quite took the next step? In this episode, Cody shares the story of a couple who stayed connected with him for more than two years
Freedom means something different to every client. For some, it's eliminating unwanted debt. For others, it's creating margin, reducing stress, or simply believing that financial peace is possible again. As financial coa
What tools should you have in your coaching practice? You do not need a full website, complicated tech stack, or every system perfectly built before you start financial coaching. But there are a few essential tools that
The middle of the year is a natural time for clients to feel frustrated with their money plans. They may have started strong in January, felt excited about their budget, and believed this was finally going to be the year
How do you help clients plan for travel while they are still working on financial goals? In this episode, Cody and Maria talk about how financial coaches can help clients think through travel with clarity, confidence, an
A lot of coaches wonder what it would take to become a full-time financial coach. In this episode, Cody and Maria are joined by Sharon Kamas, a financial coach who recently transitioned from a full-time career in educati
Sometimes a prospect tells you right away that they are not looking to invest in coaching. That can be a hard moment to navigate, especially when you know the purpose of a consultation is to understand where they are, se
When a client says they do not see the value anymore, it can feel personal. That reaction makes sense. Coaching is relational, and when someone questions the value of the work, it can be easy to feel defensive or start t
Every coach eventually gets asked a question they do not know how to answer. In this episode, Maria and Cody talk about what to do in that moment, and why not knowing the answer does not have to damage trust with your cl
A lot of coaches think about growing their practice by getting more one-on-one clients. But sometimes growth looks different than that. In this episode, Maria and Cody talk about taking what you already know and bringing
What do you do when a client’s financial struggles are tied to addiction? In this episode, Cody brings a real question from a listener about coaching a client who had been making strong financial progress—only to suddenl
What do you do when a client wants to stop coaching before they finish? In this episode, Cody shares a real situation from his coaching practice where a client—who was actually doing well—decided he wanted to step away b
What if trying to be the “perfect” financial coach is actually holding you back? In this episode of THE Financial Coaches Podcast, Cody and Maria talk about something that comes up for a lot of newer coaches—and honestly
Is money the only thing financial coaches are supposed to help their clients with? That question came up a couple of times recently, and it led to a really important conversation. Because the reality is, a lot of what sh
What do you do when a client keeps showing up… but nothing seems to be changing? In this episode of The Financial Coaches Podcast, Cody and Maria walk through a real scenario that came up during one of our Financial Coac
Even when you love what you do, there are seasons where things can start to feel… stale. In this episode of The Financial Coaches Podcast, Cody shares a personal reflection from his own coaching practice after noticing t
What happens when one spouse makes a major financial decision without the other’s agreement? In this episode of The Financial Coaches Podcast, Cody shares a real coaching case study involving a couple who had made incred
Groceries are one of the most frustrating budget categories for many clients. Prices fluctuate. Needs change week to week. And when money is tight, many families end up paying bills first and figuring out food last. In t
Feeling overwhelmed in your coaching business? You’re not alone. In this episode of The Financial Coaches Podcast, Cody and Maria talk about a concept that sounds counterintuitive but can dramatically improve both your l
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The Financial Coaches Podcast is hosted by Maria Casillas and Cody Sizemore. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 254 episodes.
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