Compounding Change with Shannon Davis
Compounding Change with Shannon Davis
Podcast Description
This is the Compounding Change Podcast, sharing stories of small but meaningful changes thatcompound into amazing impact. Brought to you by Shannon Davis and Davis Compounding Change.com
Change Happens Fast… Take Advantage. In the Compounding Change Podcast, we uncover inspiring stories of individuals who have made meaningful changes in their lives, their careers and the lives of others through small, consistent actions. From transformative personal journeys and life changing stories, to expert insights on building wealth and achieving goals, Compounding Change is your guide to creating lasting impact, one step at a time.
Get ready to amplify your life and finances with Compounding Change!
If you are a firefighter or first responder, you know that change happens fast. Life changes. Finances
change. Compounding change. Shannon Davis is a financial advisor and certified retirement counselor who understands the needs of the Ohio Association of Professional Fire Fighters members. Click onDavisCompoundingChange.com to learn more.
Discussions in this show should not be construed as specific recommendations or investment advice.
Always consult with your investment professional before making important investment decisions.
Securities offered through Cambridge Investment Research, Inc., a registered Broker/Dealer, Member
FINRA/SIPC.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
This podcast covers a range of themes centered around personal development, financial literacy, and health transformations. Episodes often delve into topics like self-sabotage, career transitions, and community engagement, with specific examples including discussions around the Muscular Dystrophy Association's fundraising efforts and the integration of fitness in improving mental health for first responders.
This is the Compounding Change Podcast, sharing stories of small but meaningful changes thatcompound into amazing impact. Brought to you by Shannon Davis and Davis Compounding Change.com
Change Happens Fast… Take Advantage. In the Compounding Change Podcast, we uncover inspiring stories of individuals who have made meaningful changes in their lives, their careers and the lives of others through small, consistent actions. From transformative personal journeys and life changing stories, to expert insights on building wealth and achieving goals, Compounding Change is your guide to creating lasting impact, one step at a time.
Get ready to amplify your life and finances with Compounding Change!
If you are a firefighter or first responder, you know that change happens fast. Life changes. Finances
change. Compounding change. Shannon Davis is a financial advisor and certified retirement counselor who understands the needs of the Ohio Association of Professional Fire Fighters members. Click onDavisCompoundingChange.com to learn more.
Discussions in this show should not be construed as specific recommendations or investment advice.
Always consult with your investment professional before making important investment decisions.
Securities offered through Cambridge Investment Research, Inc., a registered Broker/Dealer, Member
FINRA/SIPC.
Life is hard. Making decisions is hard. But sitting back and taking a “wait and see” attitude isn’t going to make it any easier. Often, the very best thing you can do, is “Do Something”.
This is a special edition of the Compounding Change Podcast, as host Shannon Davis welcomes back Leadership Coach Jenna Stolliker as they introduce the ‘Do Something’ series. Here, Jenna and Shannon focus on things we can all do to take action on some of life’s most important and impending stages.
In this first episode of the series, they talk about the uncomfortable topics surrounding retirement planning and caregiving. As sisters, they share personal experiences and insights on navigating the emotional complexities of these life stages, emphasizing the importance of taking small, intentional actions to address overwhelming situations.
The conversation highlights the need for open discussions about difficult topics and offers practical challenges to encourage listeners to engage with their loved ones about their wishes and needs.
Takeaways
-This series is about moving from avoidance into action.
-Retirement planning often brings up uncomfortable topics.
-Caregiving can be emotionally overwhelming and complex.
-It’s important to have conversations about end-of-life wishes.
-Understanding the emotional weight of caregiving is crucial.
-Navigating Medicare and Social Security can be confusing.
-Taking small steps can lead to significant change.
-It’s okay to feel overwhelmed during caregiving.
-Validating feelings is the first step to regaining agency.
-Every small step adds up to create meaningful change.
Chapters
01:03 Introduction to Do Something Series
03:28 Real-Life Challenges of Caregiving
06:22 Navigating Emotions in Caregiving
11:50 Understanding the System: Medicare and Social Security
13:15 Do Something Challenge: Taking Action
Helpful Links:
Jenna Stoliker: https://jennastoliker.com/
Shannon Davis: https://www.daviscompoundingchange.com/
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Discussions in this show should not be construed as specific recommendations or investment advice. Always consult with your investment professional before making important investment decisions.
Securities offered through Cambridge Investment Research, Inc., a registered
Broker/Dealer, Member FINRA/SIPC.
Investment Advisory Services are offered through Retirement Plan Advisors, LLC, a Federally Registered Investment Adviser. Cambridge Investment Research and Retirement Planning Advisors are not related to DavisCompoundingChange.com or this podcast.
Please note that investment involves risk, and no statements made in this recording are indicative of future performance.
The Compounding Change Podcast is brought to you by Shannon Davis
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