Curiosity, Not Certainty - How to explore investing, Bitcoin, funds, and real estate
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Curiosity is often the first sign that it’s time to pay closer attention to your money.
In this episode of Her Financial Frequency, we explore how curiosity, not certainty, can guide smarter, calmer investing decisions. From Bitcoin and digital assets to funds and real estate, we talk about how to learn first, start small, and choose investments that actually fit your life right now, without fear, pressure, or FOMO.
This conversation is about asking better questions, understanding why certain money decisions feel uncomfortable, and building confidence one intentional step at a time.
In this episode, we cover:
- Why curiosity isn’t reckless, it’s informational
- Fear vs concern vs “I just don’t understand this yet”
- Bitcoin, volatility, and emotional investing
- How headlines and algorithms influence money decisions
- Funds explained: index, mutual, ETF, debt, and equity
- Real estate investing and the many ways to participate
- Stability, growth, and life-now money working together
- Why money is fluid and what happens when we freeze it
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🎧 Your financial frequency is rising. Stay curious, stay empowered.
🎶 Credits:
- Intro/Outro Music: “Birds” by Corbyn Kites
- Produced & Edited by Krissi Burdette
- Hosts: Barbie Bowen, Janae Rapps, E Guenthner
Disclaimer:
This content is for education only and not financial advice. Consult your own professional(s) before making investment decisions.