When it comes to making money decisions, there’s no “one size fits all” approach or simple solution. However, most decisions rely on three key elements: strategy, system, and self-trust. In today’s episode, "Here’s an Unusual Way to Strengthen Your Self-Trust - With Money," host Jacquette explains why self-trust is the glue that holds everything together, while tools like the Financial Flywheel™ help boost your confidence in decision-making, leaving little room for self-doubt to creep in.

Check out this throwback episode of Confidently Crypto w/ Dr. Tonya Evans from 3.10.25! In this episode of Confidently Crypto, Dr. Tonya M. Evans discusses the critical role of women in the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. She also fact checks Rachel Maddow's recent comments on crypto being a "simple scam."

Check out Dr. Tisa's first episode in a three-part series for borrowers about the "Big, Beautiful Bill," where she breaks down what they can expect and what they should do. This episode focuses on the BBB's impact on people who already have loans for themselves.

Yes, you may be successful on paper, but do you feel it? If your focus is on money management, listen to today's podcast "Does Your Success Feel as Solid as It Looks?" by host Jacquette, and discover how and what elements you should balance so that your success feels as good as it looks. Don’t just chase the numbers—feel the victory!

In this episode of Confidently Crypto, Dr. Tonya Evans breaks down Trump's August 7th executive order allowing cryptocurrency investments in 401(k) plans, and what it means for your retirement strategy. Discover the difference between existing Bitcoin IRAs and new 401(k) crypto options, learn the three critical questions every retirement saver should ask their financial advisor, and understand why this regulatory clarity creates massive opportunities for informed investors.

In today's episode, Dr. Tisa talks about "good jeans": American Eagle Outfitters and Levi's. These two billion dollar companies with new celebrity ads, created buzz for both and a stock market pop for one after President Trump shared his thoughts. But here's the question for investors: Is it news or noise?

You can run from it or embrace it as the friend it truly is. Yes, we're talking about mid-year reviews, and yes... they can be a bit tedious or even intimidating at times but tune into today's episode "This May Actually Help You Rewire Your Relationship With Mid-Year Reviews," where host Jacquette explains why mid-year reviews can provide valuable hindsight. And, as the saying goes, hindsight is 20/20.

In this episode of Confidently Crypto, Dr. Tonya Evans discusses the significant opportunities arising from the White House Digital Assets Report and recent regulatory clarity in the crypto industry. While the industry spent $245 million securing this regulatory framework, almost no lawyers, financial advisors, or compliance professionals are prepared to serve the growing number of clients interested in digital assets. Dr. Evans reveals how crypto-competent professionals are charging 25-40% premium fees and emphasizes the urgent need for financial professionals to become Web3 ready to capitalize on this evolving landscape of digital finance. Perfect for professionals in law, finance, and advisory roles ready to seize crypto's mainstream moment.

Some of the best and MOST important investments you'll ever make are in yourself... in your craft. In today's episode, "Here's Why Investing in Your Craft Is an Ongoing, Courageous Practice," host Jacquette explains why taking a chance on yourself and investing in your craft is not only hard and necessary work, but it may also be one of the most rewarding things you'll ever do. Pour into yourself, so that you may then pour into others.

In this episode of Confidently Crypto, Dr. Tonya M. Evans breaks down what’s really going on with digital money in the U.S. and around the world. She explains why some lawmakers want to ban a U.S. central bank digital currency (CBDC), how that’s different from cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, Ethereum and stablecoins, and what it all means for your privacy, financial freedom, and future. You’ll also learn what other countries like China and Ghana are doing with digital currencies—and why it’s so important to understand who controls money in this new digital economy.

What is "financial freedom" and how does one achieve it? Well ... that isn't a one-size-fits-all answer. So, in today's episode, "Here's Why Financial Freedom Isn't Just About Money," Jacquette encourages her listeners to view financial freedom in very nuanced ways because it is precisely nuance that will help us navigate a system that wasn't designed for everyone to thrive equally.

With Student Loans back in the conversation, check out this updated #ICYMI episode with Dr. Tisa originially from March 4, 2025! In this episode she gives us some different perspectives on dealing with student loans from two clients she worked with. Through these stories, she highlights the issues that borrowers deal with everyday. Check it out!

Is crypto finally safe—or just another way for the powerful to profit? In this episode of Confidently Crypto with Dr. Tonya M. Evans, we break down what really happened during Crypto Week in Congress, why stablecoins and market structure reforms matter, and how new U.S. legislation could reshape the future of digital assets. From the GENIUS and CLARITY Acts to rising scams and regulatory power plays, this episode helps investors understand what’s real, what’s risky, and what’s next. Listen now and stay informed, stay safe, and stay… Confidently Crypto.

Being a smart consumer is understanding the value in things even when they are considered "free" because there's nothing free in life. So, if something is given to you, be grateful if that gratitude is your only cost. In today's episode, "The True Underestimated Cost of Free: Invisible Labor, Visible Entitlement," host Jacquette explains why being entitled to "free" is more than surface-level bad consumerism.

Contrary to popular belief, it does not take "a lot" of money to begin investing. Dr. Tisa explains three forms of investing--real estate, entrepreneurship, and precious metals--and how investing in them indirectly can grant you access to profits without exposing you to enormous amounts of risk.

In this episode of Confidently Crypto, Dr. Tonya M. Evans breaks down why your intellectual property (IP) portfolio is one of the most overlooked but absolutely essential assets in the crypto and blockchain economy. From NFT platforms and DeFi protocols to tokenized real estate and DAO tooling, Web3 innovation is booming. But so are IP lawsuits, patent trolls, and high-stakes litigation. If you’re not building an IP strategy into your crypto business model, you’re putting your innovation—and valuation—at risk.

There's something to be said about allowing yourself to want...to hope. It's a very vulnerable act because, if unfulfilled, it can lead to one of your greatest disappointments. In this episode, "When Disappointment Really Means You're Still in The Game; Still Reaching," host Jacquette openly shares a time when receiving the dreaded "no" ultimately brought her to a deep and meaningful realization.

Now that the 'Official Big Beautiful Bill' has been signed into law, Dr. Tisa explains the changes in borrowing for undergraduate students, graduate students and parents who are borrowing to pay for their children's education.

Are you a lawyer who keeps hearing about crypto but feels unprepared to advise clients? You're not alone—and you're not behind. But it's time to get serious about Web3 competence. According to recent surveys, over 60% of lawyers encounter crypto-related questions from clients, but less than 20% feel competent to provide guidance. This gap isn't just growing—it's creating real professional liability risks. In this episode, legal expert Dr. Tonya M. Evans reveals the five critical gaps that are putting lawyers at risk and provides actionable steps to close them before they cost you clients, credibility, or compliance.

Distractions can take many forms and are even welcomed at times. However, when necessary, we must set boundaries to become our most productive selves. In today's episode, "The World Doesn't Stop Just Because You're Feeling Distracted," Jacquette explains why, although the world may love a somewhat efficient "multitasker", there's value in being able to focus on the task at hand.