Raising Confident Teens with Rachel Murphy | Ep. 122
About this episode
Rachel joins Tiffany in this week's episode to break down how she helps young adults specifically teenagers learn to be financially literate, and manage their money.
About Our Guest
Rachel has worked with young people for almost twenty-five years as a youth director, a foster parent, a mentor to young adults and is a mom to five children (ages 8-24). Through the years she became aware of how many teens are lacking easily taught life skills that would help them as they launch out on their own. Her family started Raising Confident Teens to help teach life and leadership skills to teens and their parents. She is the main host of the Raising Confident Teens podcast. Rachel is also the author of the newly released book: I Am Not Your ATM: A Practical Plan for Teaching Your Teen to Manage Money.
Connect with Rachel
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rachelmurphycoaching/
Website: rachelmurphycoaching.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RachelMurphyCoaching
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