Show Notes
Tess is the founder of Money Confident, a financial education platform helping professionals and entrepreneurs build their wealth and confidence through investing education that makes sense.
With over 10 years of experience in marketing, communications, and investing Tess is an expert in change management, leadership development, and financial education and is currently the VP of Technology and Operations at a global marketing agency.
Outside of work, Tess can be found volunteering for organizations like BUILD Boston, rock climbing, hiking, reading, traveling, spending time with friends or catching live music.
Key points of this episode: - Facing money problems starts by talking about them. - If you have debts with low interest, you can start investing. - What is a stock? what is a bond? what is an index fund? Learn the fundamentals before investing. - Learn from YouTube videos, books, and masterminds! - "Wealth is the ability to fully experience life" - Henry David Thoreau Where to find me: Website: Tessitory.com Instagram: @wealthwithtess LinkedIN:https://www.linkedin.com/in/tesswaresmith/ Email: [email protected]
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