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Money is often the barrier to people getting to their NEXT. In this episode, personal finance expert and author Dominique Broadway outlines how to literally fund your dreams. Dominique explains how she overcame mountains of debt to design a life that aligns with her values. She created an eight figure business that started with having an abundance mindset. Then she got very honest about what she was facing and created one plan after another that helped her tackle her debt and generate more revenue. She bucks the traditional financial advice that relies on scarcity and teaches us how to set ourselves up for financial freedom in the short and long term.Episode Log 1:05 Recapping The Next Bootcamp2:00 How Aundrea learned about Money9:21 How the book Your Money Or Your Life changed Aundrea’s perspective11:40 Introducing Dominque Broadway12:35 Dominique talks about the importance of dreaming and making wealthy decisions17:55 How Dominique got into debt19:00 How Dominique confronted her debt19:32 Habits of the wealthy 25:30 How to design your life 29:05 How much you need in an emergency fund31:00 Dominique explains why credit cards shouldn’t be the primary source of an emergency fund 32:05 Prioritize saving vs. paying down debt 34:50 Focus on generating more money instead of cutting back on everything39:22 The true meaning of an abundance mindset42:46 The value of spending money to free up your time About Dominique:Website: https://dominiquebroadway.comThe Wealth Decision Book: https://dominiquebroadway.com/book/Dominique Broadway is a Personal Finance Coach, Speaker, Finance Expert, Entrepreneur and the Founder of Finances De•mys•ti•fied & The Social Money Tour. She has a strong passion for working with young professionals, entrepreneurs and people of all ages to bring their Dreams2Reality. Dominique has worked at major brokerage firms such as UBS Financial Services and Edelman Financial Services when she began her career.Dominique is known for being highly favored to conduct speaking engagements throughout the east coast and has developed a reputation for making a boring topic such as personal finance fun, exciting, easy to understand and a social experience.