
Personal finance with a human touch.
Money Made Human is a show about what it actually looks like to handle money well. Not the rules. Not the hacks. The real, human experience of building a financial life that fits how you actually live.
Hosted by Kelsa Dickey, founder of Financial Coach Academy® and creator of the SpendFirst® methodology, this show is for two kinds of listeners. People who wan... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 205 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusiness | |||

What if there were a number that told you, honestly, what your money can do for you? Once your bills are handled, your everyday spending is covered and the expenses you know are coming are planned for, whatever is left has a name. It's your SpendFlex... more
Here's what nobody tells you about starting something new with your money: the first time rarely goes perfectly, and that's completely okay. This chapter is the honest reality check for how to plan your first paycheck with SpendFirst, so you know exa... more
Your bank balance is lying to you. Not on purpose, but it only counts what has already happened. It shows you a number that looks like money you can spend, when a lot of it is already spoken for by bills that haven't hit yet. This chapter is about th... more
What if managing your money came down to one short routine you run every payday, and then you were done? No daily tracking, no checking your balance ten times, no guessing what's left.
That's what this chapter is about, and it's the point where the... more
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I’ll never forget sitting in a chilis by myself listening to the episode in this podcasts previous iteration where Kelsa describes this budget method. At first I was just nodding along, and then, I leaned in. I listened to it two more times straight. Everything changed for me financially in that moment (even though I was already “good with money”!) I love sharing this with others and I am so excited about the book!
The intro is a little off-putting by saying essentially she’s a multimillionaire (which she’s not shy about sharing throughout a litany of her podcasts). I’m all for success and millionaires, but bragging about it, lends one to think about some insecurity. With that said, focusing on the content, some of it is useful, while some of it is repurposed from other podcasts. As an experienced executive and career coach, I don’t find much of the material to be new, but for novices, I’m sure that they... more
Thank you Kelsa and everyone on the FPA team for such great content.
I've gotten more of an education from this podcast than most of the outside coaching certifications I've paid for! 🎯
I’ll be the first to say it, I’m addicted to this podcast. Kelsa, you know exactly how to make the listener feel good and understand where specifically they are at on their journey. I feel so supported by this podcast as an up and coming Financial Coach, I catch myself driving slower to have more time listening to the pod. Thank you so much for creating your business to support financial coaches so we can support more clients. It’s a beautiful mission and I love being part of it with you!
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A human-centered personal finance show that emphasizes clarity and visibility over rigid rules. It explores how money actually flows in real life, focusing on practical systems like SpendFirst to reduce money stress and improve financial decision-making. Episodes span coaching fundamentals, client journeys, and business-building for financial coaches, with a season-long chapter-by-chapter read of a core book that guides budgeting, planning, and mindset shifts. The host's emphasis on actionable steps, real-world coaching stories, and a mindset-first approach offers practical value for both individuals seeking financial clarity and practitioners looking to level up their coaching practice. Notably, the show blends coaching pedagogy with acces... more
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