Mindset Money Success

Mindset Money Success

by Loraine Marshall

Self-Improvement

Overcoming Challenges as a Stay-at-Home Mom

Jessica Louise, a successful entrepreneur and single mother, is Loraine's latest guest. Jessica shares her journey of overcoming challenges as a stay-at-home mom with young children and leveraging the right mindset to achieve success. She discusses the importance of time management and the identity shift required to show up consistently in her business. Jessica also emphasizes the role of intuition in attracting and connecting with her clients. She offers advice for women who feel lost after the end of a relationship, encouraging them to tap into their passions and rediscover their sense of self. Additionally, Jessica delves into the topic of monetizing social media platforms and the power of short-form video content. Overall, this episode provides valuable insights and inspiration for individuals navigating personal and professional challenges. KEY TAKEAWAYS Overcoming challenges as a stay-at-home mom with young children requires a strong mindset and a shift in identity. Time management and the need for an identity shift were the main challenges Jessica faced. Intuition plays a significant role in finding one's passion and purpose. Daily habits and rituals, such as engaging with followers and taking care of oneself, are important for success. Monetizing social media platforms can be achieved through strategic content creation and leveraging short-form video content. BEST MOMENTS "110% mindset led me through it all. Right. There was a little bit of strategy and there was a little bit of support." "I don't rely on like daycare or anything like that. So I would say definitely learning to manage my time." "I love creating digital art, right? I love creating graphics for brands. I love reels. I love all the things." "I think as far as strategizing and systems, you know, there's every business is different." "I showed up because I knew that it was what I had to do to move the needle forward, right? To get my message and my story and my mission and impact out there." HOST BIO Loraine is a blogger, digital creator, and author.A former Property Management business owner spent a decade in HMO and family rentals before moving to Spain in 2016 with dreams of becoming fully retired and living in Spain with her partner, but that dream shattered in September 2020. Loraine explains how she has now experienced the three D's in relationship endings. Divorce, death of a partner and now discard, the abrupt termination of a relationship. Currently working on rebuilding her life whilst living with three overlapping litigations post-separation including the threat of precarious eviction by a former partner. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cracking The Code Of Narcissistic Family Dynamics: An Insightful Conversation With Angela Ward

Today, Loraine interviews Angela Ward about her experiences with success, failures, and narcissism within family dynamics. Angela shares her journey of building a successful consultancy company in the healthcare sector, overcoming adversity, and the impact of her upbringing on her mindset. She delves into the challenges of being in a narcissistic family and how it affected her relationships and self-esteem. Angela also discusses the importance of self-inquiry, healing, and empowerment in breaking free from toxic dynamics. The episode offers insights into recognizing signs of narcissistic family dynamics, developing resilience, and finding peace through acceptance and forgiveness. KEY TAKEAWAYS Success can be achieved despite adversity and challenging circumstances. Family dynamics and upbringing can have a significant impact on one's mindset and choices. Narcissistic family dynamics can be damaging and affect self-esteem and boundaries. Healing and empowerment can be achieved through self-inquiry, awareness, and taking responsibility for one's own life. Forgiveness and acceptance are important steps in finding peace and moving forward from past trauma. BEST MOMENTS "I've had a few quite magnificent successes really... I shock myself sometimes of how much I've actually achieved." "It chips away at your confidence and it chips away at your self-esteem... It really does mess with your self-esteem. It does destroy people." "All you're doing is you're giving them the control over you still because you're allowing that to control your life." "There will always be points where you drop and you dip... Things will trigger you and it may still trigger part of the attachment to that." "I'm a big advocate of not using professionals... I did all my work myself." HOST BIO Loraine is a blogger, digital creator, and author.A former Property Management business owner spent a decade in HMO and family rentals before moving to Spain in 2016 with dreams of becoming fully retired and living in Spain with her partner, but that dream shattered in September 2020. Loraine explains how she has now experienced the three D's in relationship endings. Divorce, death of a partner and now discard, the abrupt termination of a relationship. Currently working on rebuilding her life whilst living with three overlapping litigations post-separation including the threat of precarious eviction by a former partner. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gain Confidence and Make More Money with Denise Searle

In this episode, Loraine Marshall interviews guest Denise Searle. Denise shares her passion for helping women achieve financial independence and avoid being trapped in relationships without the means to leave. She discusses her own experience of realizing she had no pension and the fear of living in poverty during retirement. Denise explains how she retrained as a clinical hypnotherapist and discovered the challenges many women face in starting their own businesses. She emphasizes the importance of mindset in achieving success and financial stability, and how she helps women rediscover their purpose, identity, and self-belief. Denise's holistic approach includes addressing relationships, options, independence, energy, and money. She also teases upcoming episodes of her own podcast, featuring world-famous guests who share stories of empowerment and inspiration for women seeking financial independence. KEY TAKEAWAYS Denise is passionate about helping women achieve financial independence and avoid being trapped in relationships without financial security. She emphasizes the importance of having a pension and not relying solely on the state pension, as it may not be enough to support a comfortable lifestyle. Denise helps women rediscover their purpose, identity, and self-belief through her courses and programs, using techniques such as hypnotherapy and life coaching. She focuses on professional women aged 35 to 65, but also welcomes men who may have lost confidence or faced challenges in their relationships or careers. Denise believes that mindset plays a crucial role in achieving success and making money, and she helps her clients challenge and change their limiting beliefs about money and abundance. BEST MOMENTS "I do know what it's like to be stuck somewhere because you don't have the means to leave and I do know what it's like to be approaching your pension and realize you haven't got a pension and you're going to have to rely on the state pension which means you're living pretty much in poverty." "I just thought, heck, what on earth am I going to do? So I went and retrained as a clinical hypnotherapist." "There are so many women who are going to end up in that position." "You've got to do some work at the first place to set those systems up, which is I do teach people those on a basic level." "You have to just, you have to give yourself evidence that what you're telling yourself and what you've been told from a young age, why wouldn't you believe what your parents told you when you were three, four, five?" HOST BIO Loraine is a blogger, digital creator, and author.A former Property Management business owner spent a decade in HMO and family rentals before moving to Spain in 2016 with dreams of becoming fully retired and living in Spain with her partner, but that dream shattered in September 2020. Loraine explains how she has now experienced the three D's in relationship endings. Divorce, death of a partner and now discard, the abrupt termination of a relationship. Currently working on rebuilding her life whilst living with three overlapping litigations post-separation including the threat of precarious eviction by a former partner. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Overcoming A Scarcity Mindset

In this episode, Loraine Marshall explores the psychology of money and how to overcome a scarcity mindset. Drawing from her personal experiences and the teachings of motivational speakers like Jim Rohn and Randy Gage, Loraine shares her journey of discovering the difference between scarcity and abundance mindsets. She discusses the impact of our beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors regarding money on our financial well-being. Loraine also highlights the key blocks that hinder overcoming a scarcity mindset, such as fear of loss, negative beliefs, lack of financial education, social comparisons, and cognitive biases. She then provides five strategies to shift from scarcity to abundance, including financial education, reframing negative beliefs, cultivating an abundance mentality, setting realistic goals, and seeking help through Money Mindset Coaching. Loraine emphasizes the importance of changing our mindset for better financial decisions, reduced stress, and an improved quality of life. KEY TAKEAWAYS Scarcity mindset is a psychological condition in which an individual believes that resources, including money, are limited and constantly in short supply. People with a scarcity mindset often exhibit behaviors such as hoarding, frugality, and a rational fear of losing money. Key blocks to overcoming a scarcity mindset include fear of loss, negative beliefs about money, lack of financial education, social comparisons, and cognitive biases. Ways to overcome a scarcity mindset include investing in financial education, challenging and reframing negative beliefs about money, practicing gratitude, setting realistic financial goals, and seeking help through Money Mindset Coaching. Changing one's mindset from scarcity to abundance requires self-reflection, patience, and consistent effort, but can lead to better financial decisions, reduced stress, and improved quality of life. BEST MOMENTS "I understood more about the subconscious mind and how you have to train your mind so that you're not talking in terms of lack and poverty and scarcity and to think in terms of prosperity, abundance and wealth instead." "Scarcity mindset is a psychological condition in which an individual believes that resources, in this case money, are limited and they are constantly in short supply." "To combat a scarcity and poverty mindset, it's essential to invest in financial education. Learning about budgeting, investing and money management can provide knowledge and confidence needed to make informed financial decisions." "Instead of focusing on what you lack, try to shift your focus towards gratitude for what you have. Practising gratitude can help you recognise the abundance in your life, whether it's financial or non-financial." "Changing your mindset, especially when it comes to money, is not a quick or easy process. It requires self-reflection, patience and consistent effort. However, the rewards are significant as a shift from scarcity mindset to one of abundance can lead to better financial decisions and reduced stress and improved quality of life." HOST BIO Loraine is a blogger, digital creator, and author.A former Property Management business owner spent a decade in HMO and family rentals before moving to Spain in 2016 with dreams of becoming fully retired and living in Spain with her partner, but that dream shattered in September 2020. Loraine explains how she has now experienced the three D's in relationship endings. Divorce, death of a partner and now discard, the abrupt termination of a relationship. Currently working on rebuilding her life whilst living with three overlapping litigations post-separation including the threat of precarious eviction by a former partner.

Digital and Affiliate Marketing With My First Guest Keyalha Irwin

In this episode, Loraine Marshall interviews guest Keyalha Irwin, who shares her journey into affiliate marketing. Keyalha reveals that she started affiliate marketing as a means to escape an abusive relationship and quickly make money. She discusses her background growing up in a low-income environment and her various creative hobbies. Keyalha shares her experiences with different online courses and mentors, highlighting the importance of finding the right program that aligns with one's goals and work ethic. She emphasizes the significance of mindset and perseverance in the online business world, as well as the need to overcome negative blocks and challenges. Overall, this episode provides valuable insights and tips for beginners interested in digital marketing and affiliate marketing. KEY TAKEAWAYS The guest, Keyalha Irwin, started affiliate marketing as a way to escape an abusive relationship and make money online. Link to the program that has helped Keyalha https://affiliatelegion.keyalhairwin.com/ It is important to find a mentor or program that aligns with your goals and work ethic in order to succeed in digital marketing. Mindset plays a crucial role in achieving success in online business. Believing in oneself and being consistent are key factors. It is common to experience negative mindsets and blocks while learning and making progress in digital marketing. Overcoming these challenges is essential. Finding the right program or mentor may involve trying different options until something clicks and results start to show. It is important to be patient and persistent in the journey. BEST MOMENTS "I started affiliate marketing because I was in an abusive relationship and I wanted to leave." "Results is not going to come overnight like I thought. It happens gradually. You have to actually fail for it to see success." "You have to figure out what you want to do before you pick your mentor. You have to figure out what program you are willing to accept and what work ethic you are willing to put into your daily routine." "You've got to get through that period first. And then once you feel a little bit better in yourself, then you can start over again." "It's mind-boggling to know that it's that easy to make money online when it comes down to you finding a good mentor and a good strategy, and especially driving free traffic to your offer." HOST BIO Loraine is a blogger, digital creator, and author.A former Property Management business owner spent a decade in HMO and family rentals before moving to Spain in 2016 with dreams of becoming fully retired and living in Spain with her partner, but that dream shattered in September 2020. Loraine explains how she has now experienced the three D's in relationship endings. Divorce, death of a partner and now discard, the abrupt termination of a relationship. Currently working on rebuilding her life whilst living with three overlapping litigations post-separation including the threat of precarious eviction by a former partner. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When One Door Closes Another One Opens

In this episode, Loraine Marshall shares her personal journey and experiences with overcoming challenges and finding new opportunities. Loraine discusses how she faced job loss, workplace bullying, and relationship turmoil, but managed to turn her life around through resilience and determination. She shares her ventures into online marketing, property services, and affiliate marketing, highlighting the ups and downs she encountered along the way. Loraine's story serves as an inspiration for those seeking to create multiple sources of income and find success in the face of adversity. KEY TAKEAWAYS Loraine experienced multiple setbacks and challenges throughout her life, including job loss, ill health, and workplace bullying. However, she did not give up and found ways to support herself financially. Loraine's passion for online marketing and having her own business started in 1999 when she built her first website for marketing her own business as a fundraising consultant. Loraine faced another major setback when her long-term partner abruptly ended their relationship and threatened her with legal action. This led her to invest in herself and seek guidance from someone who could help her navigate her desired path. Loraine emphasizes the importance of finding a mentor or coach who can provide guidance and support in achieving success. She acknowledges that not all online programs or vendors are genuinely interested in helping individuals reach their goals. Loraine has since embarked on various ventures, including writing a book, creating YouTube channels and blogs, and exploring the world of NFTs. She is now on a mission to help others who may be lost or struggling to find their purpose and create multiple sources of income. BEST MOMENTS "I had just walked out of a job that was my only financial security, paying around $13,000 a year." "Last year, I invested in myself to learn more new skills and to do more new and exciting things." "A partner of 11 years terminated a relationship totally out of the blue, very abruptly. He confessed his love for another woman." "I received emails that were telling me that he would go to court. He wanted to evict me from the home I was living in." "I did make a few misguided decisions over the year and I realized that so many online programs leave out a chunk of stuff and vendors are only interested in the commission." HOST BIO Loraine is a blogger, digital creator, and author.A former Property Management business owner spent a decade in HMO and family rentals before moving to Spain in 2016 with dreams of becoming fully retired and living in Spain with her partner, but that dream shattered in September 2020. Loraine explains how she has now experienced the three D's in relationship endings. Divorce, death of a partner and now discard, the abrupt termination of a relationship. Currently working on rebuilding her life whilst living with three overlapping litigations post-separation including the threat of precarious eviction by a former partner.Connect On Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

7 Stages To Rebuild Your Relationship

In this episode, Loraine discusses an article she wrote in January 2018, which holds significant importance to her. The article was written during a period of shock and grief after her partner confessed to infidelity and cheating. Loraine shares a powerful meme that resonated with her emotions at the time and delves into the seven stages of rebuilding a relationship after such a betrayal. They explore topics such as taking responsibility, cutting off contact with the outside person, proving that the cheating has stopped, and the importance of open communication and forgiveness. The episode also touches on the challenges of healing and moving forward, as well as the need for support and resources in navigating the aftermath of infidelity. KEY TAKEAWAYS Rebuilding a relationship after infidelity requires both partners to take responsibility for their actions. The cheating partner must accept 100% responsibility for their actions and recognize the pain they have caused. Cutting off all contact with the outside person is crucial for rebuilding trust. The cheating partner must choose to be with their partner and commit to ending all connections with the other person. Open and honest communication is essential. The betrayed partner should be allowed to ask questions and receive truthful answers about the affair. It is important to express emotions and release negative feelings in a healthy way. Both partners need to work on getting things back to normal and rebuilding the relationship. This includes taking care of themselves, spending quality time together, and addressing any pre-existing issues in the relationship. Forgiveness is the final stage, but it does not mean forgetting what happened. Difficult days may still arise in the future, but both partners need to accept this and continue moving forward as a happy couple. Seeking additional help or resources may be necessary for the healing process. BEST MOMENTS"If you love her, never fill her ears with lies, her mouth with words, her eyes with tears, her mind with confusion and her heart with pain." "Either he or she is trying to get you to feel guilty so you won't want to talk about the affair, which essentially shuts you down and makes dealing with infidelity impossible." "They must promise not to accept contact or initiate contact with that outside person." "They did it and they are suffering the consequences. It was no one else's fault." "Getting to this stage in the process is where your cheating partner can express what he or she needs to be happier." HOST BIOLoraine is a blogger, digital creator, and author.A former Property Management business owner spent a decade in HMO and family rentals before moving to Spain in 2016 with dreams of becoming fully retired and living in Spain with her partner, but that dream shattered in September 2020. Loraine explains how she has now experienced the three D's in relationship endings. Divorce, death of a partner and now discard, the abrupt termination of a relationship. Currently working on rebuilding her life whilst living with three overlapping litigations post-separation including the threat of precarious eviction by a former partner. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Three D's In Relationship Endings

In this podcast episode, Loraine shares her personal experiences with the three D's in relationship endings: divorce, death of a partner, and discard. She begins by recounting her journey through a difficult marriage, highlighting the red flags she ignored and the challenges she faced as a young mother. Eventually, she musters the courage to end the relationship and rebuild her life. Loraine then delves into the sudden and shocking death of her second long-term partner, reflecting on the profound impact it had on her. Lastly, she discusses the abrupt termination of her most recent relationship, detailing the emotional turmoil and verbal abuse she endured. Through her candid storytelling, the host explores themes of resilience, self-discovery, and the complexities of navigating relationship endings. KEY TAKEAWAYS: Loraine experienced three different types of relationship endings: divorce, death of a partner, and discard (abrupt termination by the other person). Loraine's divorce was a result of feeling unsatisfied in the marriage and wanting to pursue her own goals and independence. The death of Loraine's partner was sudden and unexpected, leading to a period of grief and reflection. Loraine's third long-term relationship ended abruptly when her partner revealed he was in love with another woman and displayed aggressive behaviour. Throughout these relationship endings, Loraine demonstrated resilience and determination to rebuild her life and pursue her own dreams. BEST MOMENTS:"I had become the housekeeper after my parents divorced, but not only the housekeeper. I cooked the meals, cleaned the house and did the laundry." "I found a part-time job in fundraising for a local youth and community project, and I was also a volunteer for another community project." "He moved on very quickly after he had been talking online with a woman he knew from his early 1980s. He met her again in person apparently on August the 21st, 2020." "I've got something to tell you... I'm in love with another woman. We can remain friends if you want to remain friends. We just can't have sex anymore." "That email told me everything I needed to know about the type of man I have been in a relationship with. A man who never loved me." HOST BIOLoraine is a blogger, digital creator, and author.A former Property Management business owner spent a decade in HMO and family rentals before moving to Spain in 2016 with dreams of becoming fully retired and living in Spain with her partner, but that dream shattered in September 2020. Loraine explains how she has now experienced the three D's in relationship endings. Divorce, death of a partner and now discard, the abrupt termination of a relationship. Currently working on rebuilding her life whilst living with three overlapping litigations post-separation including the threat of precarious eviction by a former partner. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Spanish Retirement Dream

In this episode, Loraine reflects on her experiences living in Spain with her partner and their plans for retirement. Despite their initial excitement, the relationship faces challenges as her partner's work takes him away from home frequently. Loraine recounts moments of joy, such as the celebration of buying their new home, but also moments of anguish, including her partner expressing regret over the purchase. The episode also touches on personal losses, such as the passing of her partner's mother, and the emotional strain caused by the Brexit referendum. Loraine's diary entries reveal her feelings of being dismissed and emotionally abused by her partner, leading her to question the future of their relationship and contemplate her own independence. KEY TAKEAWAYS: Loraine and her partner had been in a relationship for eight years, but despite living together, they were often apart due to work commitments. Loraine's partner initially expressed excitement and happiness about buying a retirement home in Spain, but later expressed regret and dissatisfaction with the purchase. Loraine experienced a series of negative events in 2016, including her own illness, the death of her partner's mother, and a flood in their home. Loraine felt dismissed and emotionally abused by her partner, particularly in regards to her attempts to start her own business. Loraine expressed feelings of uncertainty and a desire to make a change in her life, contemplating whether to return to the UK or find a new place to stay in Spain. BEST MOMENTS:"I was committed to that relationship...despite the fact that I had moved to York to be with him in his house, we were not really together." "He suddenly started saying that he had made a huge mistake, that he should not have bought the house...Now here he was telling me he had made a mistake just a few weeks after buying the property." "I had just spent a week in the UK staying in a hotel with him due to the water damage at his house...after the disastrous outcome of the Brexit vote, I had asked them not to talk about their views when he got back to Spain." "Why, when I want to share something with you about my business, do you dismiss it as unimportant or ask me questions like, 'and this is good because'...You make me feel so stupid." "I think I've made a huge mistake...Because I thought you were my protector, my lover, my friend, my rock, when times get tough. But now it seems you are not the person I thought you were." HOST BIOLoraine is a blogger, digital creator, and author.A former Property Management business owner spent a decade in HMO and family rentals before moving to Spain in 2016 with dreams of becoming fully retired and living in Spain with her partner, but that dream shattered in September 2020. Loraine explains how she has now experienced the three D's in relationship endings. Divorce, death of a partner and now discard, the abrupt termination of a relationship. Currently working on rebuilding her life whilst living with three overlapping litigations post-separation including the threat of precarious eviction by a former partner. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mindset: I Did It Anyway

In this episode of the Mindset Money Success podcast, Loraine Marshall shares her personal experiences with mindset and seizing opportunities. She recounts her journey of finding part-time work as a stay-at-home mom, starting a successful fundraising job despite having no prior experience, and venturing into the world of student rentals with her partner. Loraine also opens up about the challenges she faced in her personal relationships and how they impacted her entrepreneurial pursuits. Through her stories, she emphasizes the importance of taking action and embracing opportunities, even when faced with uncertainty or obstacles. Listeners are encouraged to step outside their comfort zones and pursue their goals, regardless of their initial knowledge or experience. KEY TAKEAWAYS Mindset and opportunities: The podcast episode discusses the importance of having the right mindset when it comes to recognizing and seizing opportunities in life. Starting from scratch: The speaker shares personal experiences of starting new ventures, such as finding part-time work and starting a student rentals business, without prior knowledge or experience in those fields. Learning and adapting: Despite not knowing how to do certain tasks, the speaker emphasizes the importance of learning new skills and continuously expanding one's knowledge to succeed in new opportunities. Overcoming challenges: The speaker faced various challenges, including financial constraints and personal setbacks, but persevered and found ways to overcome them in order to achieve success. Taking action: The speaker encourages listeners to take action and pursue opportunities, even if they don't have all the answers or know where to start. It's about starting somewhere and learning along the way. BEST MOMENTS"Nobody knows at the beginning of how to do a thing. Everyone has to start somewhere." "I invested a lot of money... to learn digital marketing." "He didn't want me to work an online business or to maybe earn more than him." "I started to feel at home... and wanted to remain here." "I published my book... when I had no clue how to do it and I did it anyway." HOST BIOLoraine is a blogger, digital creator, and author.A former Property Management business owner spent a decade in HMO and family rentals before moving to Spain in 2016 with dreams of becoming fully retired and living in Spain with her partner, but that dream shattered in September 2020. Loraine explains how she has now experienced the three D's in relationship endings. Divorce, death of a partner and now discard, the abrupt termination of a relationship. Currently working on rebuilding her life whilst living with three overlapping litigations post-separation including the threat of precarious eviction by a former partner. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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