Show Notes
Are you making all your financial decisions alone? Feeling overwhelmed by inflation, debt, and everyday money struggles? You're not alone—and this conversation will change how you think about your financial future.
In this episode of Extraordinary America, host Cosmos sits down with Lisa Clements, a former Meta senior director, financial advisor, and founder of Clear Springs Wealth. Lisa shares her journey from a 20+ year corporate career at Meta, Accenture, and Bark to launching her own wealth management firm dedicated to empowering single professional women.
We discuss practical strategies for overcoming financial overwhelm, the importance of financial education, and how to pursue side hustles while maintaining a stable income. Tune in for valuable insights on navigating the financial landscape and building a fulfilling life!
You can hear the full episode on Thursday, October 15th
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