Stumbled across the Financial Literacy episode and fell in love and have been listening since. I love how Manisha makes these kinds of topics accessible to someone like me who is not a financial expert – making them easy to understand in an interesting and conversational way. Now I just need to make time to get back to the ones before I subscribed!

Manisha is a great podcast host and gets the best out of her guests. Just subscribed and can't wait to listen to more episodes.

As someone coming from the “non-financial world” into this other dimension this podcast has met me where I was I took me to a deeply thought-provoking place in my soul. As a result I’m reminded with each podcast that I was always in the world of finance. I just decided to sit at the table. Anyone can.

Love this podcast. Manisha is so incredibly smart yet down to earth and sheds light on financial topics in a way that is accessible and real. Highly recommended.

This is a podcast about an extremely valuable topic: helping to align the way you spend your life with what matters most to you. The episodes are very engaging with its perfectly professional host, Manisha Thakor, who serves as an exceptionally powerful teacher. She deeply engages her guests, and then gets out of the way to let her guests tell the story. Afterward she shares her own perspective which reinforces what we’ve heard. In addition, the podcast production values are very high.

This podcast really resonated with me. As a professional struggling with some of these concepts, I found it to be a relief that others are asking the same questions. So far my three favorite episodes are: the one with Vicki Robin, Carl Honore, and Carl Richards. I love that Manisha keeps the show concise, to the point, and with clear takeaways. Thank you so much for this!

Hi! Love this podcast!! But where are the show notes that are mentioned in the recordings?

Wonderful podcast with intelligent and thoughtful questions that gives the listener practical information to improve well being

I like the length of these podcasts and the insight from guests and narrator. Keep it up!

I'm not a person who can do 2 things at a time. Like listening to the podcast and doing something else. I will end up choosing only one. I'm 32 years old who is confuse and torn between choosing my dream, my passion and starting a family. I want them all but it drives me insane in finding the time, getting burn out and losing the will/passion to do it. Listening to your podcast gives me courage. To find what really matters the most. I'm still in the bargaining stage. But I'm hoping to reach in my inner peace and contentment without feeling guilty and disappointed.

Manisha and her impressive array of guests challenge modern definition of "success" - treasure trove of provoking insights, tips, tools and mindset shifts ... must listen to anybody seeking to live an examined life

Wow. I really appreciate these podcasts. Being in my early 20s, I feel as though I’m gaining insight well beyond my years. It’s like I’m skipping what many people experience in times of misaligning their money values, expectations and behaviors from the guidance of the thoughtful stories and advice shared in these podcasts. I’m so incredibly thankful for this resource and support.

Informative and ORIGINAL insights presented by qualified guests and articulate and talented host. Excellent length, pace and production. Thank you for contributing a new and fresh perspective on whole wellness!

I’m pondering a lot about myself through this new approach to financial management.

I just found this podcast last week and have already listen to every episode! Manisha is fantastic. I highly recommend giving it a listen.

I listened to the interview with Jean Chatzky and came away feeling affirmed about how I think of money on a very basic level: I worry about having enough for security and safety, and so does everyone else. It was invigorating to hear two accomplished, articulate women talk about how money fits into their lives, ranging from their fears to pride in career and earning. I plan on listening to many more episodes of this bright, probing podcast.

Thanks for a compact and compelling message on productivity. Great actionable ideas from the Eisenhower principal for prioritizing to the idea of matching your best energy hours to your hardest tasks. This is something all of us have intuitively felt but to hear the very significant impact on productivity quantified, it has motivated me to place a greater emphasis on making this happen. And the conversation with Mom was icing on the cake. Thank you Manisha for a heartwarming and useful podcast!

I think I’m going to be more me a black gay man that is afraid to be me cause of what ppl might think about me but it’s funny cause it’s like they already know even thought I’m very boyish so why do I keep trying to hide it when everybody already thinks it why not just be me and be happy... so starting Sunday April 14 2019 the day before my birthday April 15 I’m going to be a better person care free I hope this goes well. If not I’m not going to go back to doing the old me cause I want to be happy. I’m ready to be me I’m tired of being mad I’m going to smile more so wish me luck.

Why aren't more people talking more about 'wellth' and less about 'wealth.' So grateful that Manisha is using her very influential voice in this way. Love this podcast.

Money and being financially savvy are important however the financial planning conversation often misses the bigger picture...how does money fit into the bigger picture of a life well-lived? That's the long overdue question Manisha and her guests are addressing. Love it!

Definitely worth listening to for the purpose of having a clear understanding of what financial assessment can do and the many benefits financial wellness can provide. Much more specific than expected!

The podcast is smart, thoughtful commentary. Time well spent. Thanks!

I had the pleasure of attending a talk by Manisha a few years ago, and so I was excited to hear about — and listen to — this podcast. So easy to listen to and so much food for thought, especially for anyone contemplating a change in career or a change in perspective.

Normally I would never opt to spend time listening to financial experts. So I’m grateful that my brother suggested this pod cast. We all manage finances every day, but many of us don’t engage with the broader idea of what that really means. How our relationship with money effects us not only long term but daily. This podcast makes finances interesting, relatable, and is relevant to anyone who has money (all of us). Thank you Manisha for inspiring more conversation around wellness and finances! Looking forward to more.

Was very happy to have stumbled upon this podcast; great content that gets to the root of why money can’t buy happiness, but that doesn’t mean that a perspective on each can’t inform a strategy for the other. Solid guest speakers on multidisciplinary topics like generating energy and risk aversion. As someone who listens to a lot of podcasts (a two hour daily commute will do that), also worth calling out the surprisingly strong production quality- really nice vocal tone (even when it appears that guests may be calling in), nice transition/background music and fades, and just overall well designed editing; presumably they’re just getting off the ground but it sounds pretty professional.

What a great idea that wealth is really WELLth!

Wow! I have been listening with my husband and now my grown daughter a fan. This podcast is life affirming, thought provoking and a deep dive into valuable ways to view wellth.

I teach financial literacy a few times a month (as a volunteer), and always start classes saying it's 90% psychology and 10% math. Manisha and the amazing guest speakers on her podcast are helping me to round out my knowledge and articulate the importance of emotions and fear and power in the world of money. I can't wait to listen more (and I have a short attention span so that's saying a lot!)

really enjoyed this podcast with Jonathan Fields about introspection and midnfulness as a way to recenter yourself. Well narrated too - lovely voice and so uplifting!

Listening to Manisha’s personal reflections in relationship to the interviews with her guests is like finally having company in an empty room. Her ability to articulate the nuanced challenges and emotions related to money, gender and family dynamics is as impressive as it is thought-provoking. She’s honest about some of the money issues many of us just don’t talk about and her compassionate approach to dissecting these issues is refreshing. Can’t wait for more episodes!

Manisha was a guest lecturer in my Institute for Integrative Nutrition program and I absolutely loved the way she related how our finances can affect our health and overall wellness. I was so excited to hear that she was coming out with a podcast so I could continue to absorb her stories and messages and apply them to my life.

It's really worth it!!

I can tell the conversation themes for each of these episodes have been carefully planned, designed, and crafted. I appreciate the care that was taken in the production and delivery. The interview topics are feel-good, without the fluff. Looking forward to listening to many more!

I enjoy this podcast so much, especially since I will be starting my own health coaching business within the year. I want financial freedom and ease. Learning and listening is helping my confidence to create my dream.

These podcasts were very well done. Not too long - just right length. Manisha brings a variety of interesting guests with wide ranging backgrounds. I liked the way Manisha interjected her insights at appropriate points and ending with important take-a-ways.

What a great way to combine our pursuit of happiness, social equity, and financial success!

I have recently received a large boost to my income and despite all the fantasy’s I’ve told myself about what life would be like when I “had money”, I found myself fretting constantly about what I should be doing with it. Investing it, starting my own business, giving it away, etc. This podcast is the first guidance I’ve had that took into account more than just a return on my investment. That actually contemplated the relation between myself and what wealth means to me.

Discovering the True WELLth podcasts couldn’t have come at a more poignant time for me. I recently went through a “near miss” with my health, which has led me to contemplating all sorts of big life questions, not the least of which is financial planning and how do I really want to spend the remaining time I have on this amazing planet? True WELLth brings financial planning together with the much bigger picture quality of life ideas. I’ve never encountered this approach to financial and future planning before, I find it very valuable and refreshing!

These are great conversations that do not take a ton of time to get through. Many podcasts can run long whereas this gets right to the point.

I’m not really a podcast listener, but this one is a keeper. Manisha’s style awesome, and the way she is able to draw deep insight and candor out of her guests makes this series very enjoyable and easy to listen too. What an eclectic mix of guests too! So much financial advice out there is either too dumbed down, too technical, or just not practical for the average person. And so much health & wellness - live life better - advice is either too hokey or too touchy feely. This is neither - it’s the perfect blend of useful, practical, makes you think, all while being easy to listen to. Thanks Manisha and Brighton Jones for offering this!

A friend had this podcast on in the car. I would never have picked a show to listen to on my own. Wow, this is not what I expected! It focuses on the REAL reason “ money matters” - how to use it to build a life of peace, contentment, meaning and purpose. The episode with Jean Chatzky made me tear up in deep recognition of what she speaks to about what money means to women. The episode with Vicki Robin made me REALLY think about the role of money in society. Jonathan Fields made me want to do some self-inquiry of my own... and Carl Richards made me smile all the way through his episode. Never thought I’d say this about a “financial” podcast - but I can’t wait to listen to more!

Great podcast. I’ve listened to a couple episodes now and both were thought provoking, engaging, and full of insight. This podcast does an awesome job diving below surface level finance, straight to the core of our emotional well being and decision making. Highly recommend!

I really appreciate the holistic approach to wealth and wellness that Manisha takes in the podcast - truly refreshing! Some great insights from the podcast so far - haven't been able to stop thinking about how "emotion makes us act" from the interview with Jean Chatzky. Looking forward to more episodes!

Talking about money, whether we have it or don’t, seems to still be a taboo. That’s a problem because issues surrounding money have such an enormous impact on our personal wellbeing. This podcast opens up the conversation and invites us in, as listeners, to reflect on our own values and the role money plays in our life - and how we can align our passions and our money in order to be happier, feel safer, and live the life we really want.

Everything Manisha does is top quality and the true WELLth podcast is no different. I listened to five episodes on a roadtrip with my partner this weekend. After each one we talked about what stood out to us and it brought us to those big life questions on purpose, wealth, contentment. I highly recommend listening to this with a life partner or friend. I’m so excited for this podcast and to keep listening and learning!

Many of us, in our highly competitive society of today, are driven by a pursuit of “Success” by focusing solely on becoming wealthy. Having money is certainly important, but, sadly, money alone rarely, if ever, brings true and lasting happiness. Manisha’s podcast, with very insightful conversations with highly accomplished guests from very diverse backgrounds, really makes us reflect and discover for ourselves how to reorient our lives to achieve greater overall well being or, as Manisha calls experiencing “True Wellth”.

Great podcast! The length, content and speakers are perfect. I particularly enjoyed the episode with Carl Richards given that he’s a certified financial planner, usually someone who is “level headed” but decided to pursue his family’s dream of living overseas. Something most people would never do. Subscribed and will be listening to all of the episodes.

I learned so much about women's relation to/with money by listening to this podcast. In additional to incorporating sound psychological foundations (ie Maslow's heirarchy/safety comes first), there were provocative questions, honest answers and a helpful framework for both thinking and acting about financial matters.

For someone who values health and wellness but also wants to get helpful financial advice for their life, this is the podcast to listen to! The topics actually make you interested in tackling your finaces head on instead of running away from them.

Great podcast! Very informative and thought provoking. What makes you truly wellthy? This promotes deep communication and self-inquiry. Very well done.