wishing I went on here instead of the financial audit fr fr. I was absolutely ridiculed and bullied by absolute strangers who didn't see me as a human being who can make financial mistakes.
Her talking about how her community rallied around her made me tear up. Humans were meant to have a community like that who supports you through those tough moments. If we created strong communities like that more often, I am sure a lot more teen moms would have stories like hers.
Jazmin was a great guest! Loved hearing her journey with her husband and family. I’m in my mid-20’s and having children as a teenager sounds so scary, but Jazmin and her man seemed dedicated to make life work for their entire family and that’s very impressive.
What a great story about resilience. Both of them made sacrifices to provide for their family and overcame adversity! Proud of her for having 2 kids and finishing school, and proud of him for working so hard to support their dreams!
As someone who got pregnant at 23 it is wild how I am now seen as being too young to have a baby. I can’t imagine the stigma an actual teen mom faces in today’s day and age. I’m so proud and amazed by how much perseverance she has🤍
I’m enjoying these more realistic financial stories.. not the situations where people pay off 100k in a few years but then also make six figures with no kids😂
Agreed. Those I make $150k in my 20s and don't understand how people can't save money are not my cup of tea. It's the arrogance and not based on the reality that most will never make $100k/year in their lifetime.
About the condom, this is something I will never forget. I was about 15 and one of our classmates was playing around with a condom, like pulling it over bottles and stuff. So someone dared him to pull it over his head. He had an afro and so he started pulling it over his head with all the hair inside. I've never seen something so funny in my life. He came down to his nose, when a (female ) teacher opened the door. In a total panic he pulled the condom off again and the teacher said - super dry - to a boy standing next to her "would you explain to him where you use it?" gold.
Jazmin was such an incredible guest!! Really loved this episode. I hate that I know exactly what timeshare she’s talking about in Escondido 😭😭 I hope she gets out of that asap.
This was such a great interview. Probably one of my favorite TFD episodes. Jazmin is lovely & its nice to see someone who is relatable & inspiring all at the same time. I'm excited to look more into the financial services she offers!
This is a lot of people that I knew and even me, hell. I’m glad that you’re talking about this. This is an everyday American story. It’s BULLSHIT how you can overdraft every month and still, the bank will offer your credit cards.
The reason I don't like astrology is that a lot of people who are into it will ask your sign and then pin a bunch of assumptions about your personality onto you. It doesn't feel good to be judged based on a bunch of unscientific made up nonsense. Not everyone does that though, I'm ok when it's "just for fun". The way it's used in this interview is fine with me because they already know the people they're talking about really well, so they're just mapping the facts of their personality onto their sign as a kind of fun exercise. Astrology isn't telling them anything they didn't already know.
sure, it's fine for them to do it for fun, but be honest--if someone is trying to sell themselves as an advisor on anything, and they believe in nonsense, does that not undermine them to you?
I think it depends on how seriously they take it. If anyone's seriously factoring in astrology into any of their advisory duties then that totally undermines them to me, but if it's used in a fun offshoot to a discussion it's OK.
The guest was lovely and I enjoyed hearing a different American’s experience told on this channel. I am curious about her husband’s family’s decision to have him born in Mexico when they were all living in the US. Could anyone explain to me why? Thanks!
I don't understand that either tbh, the only logical reasons I can think of are medical expenses and undocumented fear, if they went to a public hospital it would've voided both of these concerns though (largely)
I wish she had gone more into how she started her financial coaching business, and the steps to get there from the jobs and schooling she was doing before. I figure starting a business under those circumstances must have been daunting.
I loved this interview! I’m so impressed with how Jazmin and her husband partnered to reach their financial goals for their family. Sky’s the limit for them! Also, Jazmin, you look beautiful! Your hair and nails are fab!
This is so fascinating to me! Being 22, it seems that any woman who has kids before they're 30 (where I live) is treated similarly to a teen mother. I have taken on student loans and must pay them off before my fiancé and I marry and have kids. Its hard to see a way to our financial end goal of it being a financially safe decision to have babies, so its inspiring to see somebody do it in the opposite order. It's nice that children do not have to be a financial pitfall you cant recover from- that they can just be kids and you can enjoy your time with them very much. ❤❤❤😂
What an amazing interview! Jazmin is such an inspirational woman! I loved how she described asking her mom about if she was investing/matching her retirement too. It goes to show that you don't k ow what you don't know, so entire families can miss out on financial education so easily because the knowledge isn't there to pass on to the next generation. Hearing how she started learning about peraonal finance and how she and her husband made debt payoff work for them in such difficult circumstances is truly inspiring because it makes it feel like financial stability IS possible. Great questions, great discussion, great guest. Love this so much ❤
I had the same thought when she described asking her mom about retirement. Fantastic reminder that we should never judge each other, just be genuinely caring and curious towards others and openly sharing knowledge.
Ah, I remember what a joke sex ed was at my school. Not quite the same experience, but we had a _very_ evangelical teacher who straight-up lied to us about the effectiveness of condoms and birth control, massively played up the side effects of birth control, and then wasted a semester drilling us on how abstinence was the only way. I never once actually saw a condom in that class.
This was such a great interview. Jazmin, thanks for sharing your story with us. I hope this interview goes viral because she's so grounded and real. I'd say this was definitely one of your Top 5 interviews.
Being hurt my being debt free is what is happening to my in laws they worked to make sure they didn’t need to finance anything so they paid for their house and cars in full and now it’s hitting their credit hard because they haven’t taken any credit lines in 3+ years. I think knowing how to go about good debt it not talked about enough
Yeah. This is my biggest quibble with the Dave Ramsey version of personal finance advice. His process is debt aversive to a detrimental extent. There are ways to use debt strategically and come out ahead in the long run. High interest consumer debt like credit card debt absolutely needs to be dealt with and will do nothing but hurt your financial life. But if you're disciplined and smart enough to follow the Ramsey method, you're disciplined and smart enough to learn ways to use debt to your advantage and pay it off in manageable but helpful ways.
My mother and step father have a time share. They get it once a week each year in late summer. They try to rent it out to others and probably profit when they do but it isn’t always possible. The weather was terrible this year and no one booked it. They went on to buy their own beach front properties and rent them but I’ve always thought it was funny they have the time share. Probably stuck with it forever.
😂 My mom had me at 20 and I had my son at 20. I mean I didn’t plan that but also she didn’t particularly talk to me in a way that advocated an easier life style. My son is 22 and going to grad school. Marriage and kids are on the far distant horizon for him.
This is a great episode love her experience, love her accomplishments too 🎉 love that they have a great relationship the kids the house no red flag debt 🎉❤
I wouldn’t be shocked if he felt some resentment over that. That decision must have made his life so much harder than his siblings’ lives and was also super risky like Chelsea said!
@@Michelle-jc6gr I just dont understand why a father would do that to his son. And for his siblings experiences to be so different from his is just isolating! Had the father decided to stay in the states he would have been able to participate in the US as a citizen and visit Mexico later
The parent’s selfishness caused him a lot of stress that his siblings did not have to suffer through. What an unfortunate situation and just stupid on the parents’ part.
I’m a Leo and my partner is a Taurus. We’ve been together for almost 5 years. He’s very stubborn, but maybe I am too lol. But both signs are very loyal and determined, so it’s a good match ❤
This was a great interview, however there are a few crimes she admitted her partner committed. Is there a statute of limitations that’s passed so now she’s able to disclose this info?
It’s too bad you neglect a massive system of knowledge based on nothing. Imagine saying the stock market is nonsense just because your friends have dumb trades
@@namedrop721 These are two strong women with otherwise sound financial advice . My issue is with the people who may be so impressionable that they would fold astrology into their lives along with what this show promotes . One man , one opinion . Astrology is like the voodoo of the western world - at least that’s how I feel . Warmest regards
@@kjflowers-fc8eetake the meat leave the bones. I personally get put off by Christian language like”I’ve been blessed” but if I stopped listening to good advice because of it I would be worse off.
Her husbands parents really seemed hell bent on giving Pablo as many disadvantages as possible and reading between the lines, they sound like total trash humans. With parents like that, who needs enemies?
Things might not of been easy but they are not trash humans. Everything happens for a reason and has led me to be the man I am today. I am thankful for all my losses and wins and wouldn’t change a thing. 😎 Watch your trash statements 🧐
I’m so happy that this is a channel that platforms real people and not just repackaged get rich quick schemes.
wishing I went on here instead of the financial audit fr fr. I was absolutely ridiculed and bullied by absolute strangers who didn't see me as a human being who can make financial mistakes.
Her talking about how her community rallied around her made me tear up. Humans were meant to have a community like that who supports you through those tough moments. If we created strong communities like that more often, I am sure a lot more teen moms would have stories like hers.
Jazmin was a great guest! Loved hearing her journey with her husband and family. I’m in my mid-20’s and having children as a teenager sounds so scary, but Jazmin and her man seemed dedicated to make life work for their entire family and that’s very impressive.
What a great story about resilience. Both of them made sacrifices to provide for their family and overcame adversity! Proud of her for having 2 kids and finishing school, and proud of him for working so hard to support their dreams!
As someone who got pregnant at 23 it is wild how I am now seen as being too young to have a baby. I can’t imagine the stigma an actual teen mom faces in today’s day and age.
I’m so proud and amazed by how much perseverance she has🤍
I’m enjoying these more realistic financial stories.. not the situations where people pay off 100k in a few years but then also make six figures with no kids😂
Agreed. Those I make $150k in my 20s and don't understand how people can't save money are not my cup of tea. It's the arrogance and not based on the reality that most will never make $100k/year in their lifetime.
About the condom, this is something I will never forget. I was about 15 and one of our classmates was playing around with a condom, like pulling it over bottles and stuff. So someone dared him to pull it over his head. He had an afro and so he started pulling it over his head with all the hair inside. I've never seen something so funny in my life. He came down to his nose, when a (female ) teacher opened the door. In a total panic he pulled the condom off again and the teacher said - super dry - to a boy standing next to her "would you explain to him where you use it?" gold.
Jazmin was such an incredible guest!! Really loved this episode. I hate that I know exactly what timeshare she’s talking about in Escondido 😭😭 I hope she gets out of that asap.
This was such a great interview. Probably one of my favorite TFD episodes. Jazmin is lovely & its nice to see someone who is relatable & inspiring all at the same time. I'm excited to look more into the financial services she offers!
This is a lot of people that I knew and even me, hell. I’m glad that you’re talking about this. This is an everyday American story. It’s BULLSHIT how you can overdraft every month and still, the bank will offer your credit cards.
The reason I don't like astrology is that a lot of people who are into it will ask your sign and then pin a bunch of assumptions about your personality onto you. It doesn't feel good to be judged based on a bunch of unscientific made up nonsense.
Not everyone does that though, I'm ok when it's "just for fun". The way it's used in this interview is fine with me because they already know the people they're talking about really well, so they're just mapping the facts of their personality onto their sign as a kind of fun exercise. Astrology isn't telling them anything they didn't already know.
sure, it's fine for them to do it for fun, but be honest--if someone is trying to sell themselves as an advisor on anything, and they believe in nonsense, does that not undermine them to you?
I think it depends on how seriously they take it. If anyone's seriously factoring in astrology into any of their advisory duties then that totally undermines them to me, but if it's used in a fun offshoot to a discussion it's OK.
LOVED! She felt so relatable based on my own environment and norms around me. thanks for including her on the channel for us!
The guest was lovely and I enjoyed hearing a different American’s experience told on this channel.
I am curious about her husband’s family’s decision to have him born in Mexico when they were all living in the US. Could anyone explain to me why? Thanks!
Hi! Jazmin here 😅 Pride
I don't understand that either tbh, the only logical reasons I can think of are medical expenses and undocumented fear, if they went to a public hospital it would've voided both of these concerns though (largely)
I wish she had gone more into how she started her financial coaching business, and the steps to get there from the jobs and schooling she was doing before. I figure starting a business under those circumstances must have been daunting.
I loved this interview! I’m so impressed with how Jazmin and her husband partnered to reach their financial goals for their family. Sky’s the limit for them!
Also, Jazmin, you look beautiful! Your hair and nails are fab!
This is so fascinating to me! Being 22, it seems that any woman who has kids before they're 30 (where I live) is treated similarly to a teen mother. I have taken on student loans and must pay them off before my fiancé and I marry and have kids. Its hard to see a way to our financial end goal of it being a financially safe decision to have babies, so its inspiring to see somebody do it in the opposite order. It's nice that children do not have to be a financial pitfall you cant recover from- that they can just be kids and you can enjoy your time with them very much. ❤❤❤😂
What an amazing interview! Jazmin is such an inspirational woman! I loved how she described asking her mom about if she was investing/matching her retirement too. It goes to show that you don't k ow what you don't know, so entire families can miss out on financial education so easily because the knowledge isn't there to pass on to the next generation. Hearing how she started learning about peraonal finance and how she and her husband made debt payoff work for them in such difficult circumstances is truly inspiring because it makes it feel like financial stability IS possible. Great questions, great discussion, great guest. Love this so much ❤
I had the same thought when she described asking her mom about retirement. Fantastic reminder that we should never judge each other, just be genuinely caring and curious towards others and openly sharing knowledge.
Ah, I remember what a joke sex ed was at my school. Not quite the same experience, but we had a _very_ evangelical teacher who straight-up lied to us about the effectiveness of condoms and birth control, massively played up the side effects of birth control, and then wasted a semester drilling us on how abstinence was the only way.
I never once actually saw a condom in that class.
Chelsea's shocked face gets taken out by a delete me ad. 🤣🤣
As easy as it is to "criticize" teen parents, this gal and her husband did their very best to get jobs, education, etc.
Jazmin is an amazing speaker! Very relatable and down to earth.
I so appreciate the authenticity here. Great content!
This was such a great interview. Jazmin, thanks for sharing your story with us. I hope this interview goes viral because she's so grounded and real. I'd say this was definitely one of your Top 5 interviews.
I am so happy that she made it, for herself and her family. I do feel bad that I am not a homeowner and that that ship has probably sailed.
Being hurt my being debt free is what is happening to my in laws they worked to make sure they didn’t need to finance anything so they paid for their house and cars in full and now it’s hitting their credit hard because they haven’t taken any credit lines in 3+ years. I think knowing how to go about good debt it not talked about enough
Yeah. This is my biggest quibble with the Dave Ramsey version of personal finance advice. His process is debt aversive to a detrimental extent. There are ways to use debt strategically and come out ahead in the long run. High interest consumer debt like credit card debt absolutely needs to be dealt with and will do nothing but hurt your financial life. But if you're disciplined and smart enough to follow the Ramsey method, you're disciplined and smart enough to learn ways to use debt to your advantage and pay it off in manageable but helpful ways.
This was a fantastic episode! Great example of a host and guest bouncing off of one another’s energy. This sounded like a convo between friends imo
Great episode!! Loved the interview!! That shock in Chelsea’s eyes made my day! Love the honesty! And I’m all for the astrology content! 😊
I loved this conversation. I also advocate for community colleges! I went for two years for my associates degree and I rave about it every chance get.
What did you study?
My mother and step father have a time share. They get it once a week each year in late summer. They try to rent it out to others and probably profit when they do but it isn’t always possible. The weather was terrible this year and no one booked it. They went on to buy their own beach front properties and rent them but I’ve always thought it was funny they have the time share. Probably stuck with it forever.
😂 My mom had me at 20 and I had my son at 20. I mean I didn’t plan that but also she didn’t particularly talk to me in a way that advocated an easier life style. My son is 22 and going to grad school. Marriage and kids are on the far distant horizon for him.
Such a great episode! Thanks for highlighting such relatable stories. May everyone find similar success.
This is a great episode love her experience, love her accomplishments too 🎉 love that they have a great relationship the kids the house no red flag debt 🎉❤
Crazy how they move back to mexico to have him 😮
Honestly, whar the hell were they thinking
sounds like sabotage!!
I wouldn’t be shocked if he felt some resentment over that. That decision must have made his life so much harder than his siblings’ lives and was also super risky like Chelsea said!
@@Michelle-jc6gr I just dont understand why a father would do that to his son. And for his siblings experiences to be so different from his is just isolating! Had the father decided to stay in the states he would have been able to participate in the US as a citizen and visit Mexico later
The parent’s selfishness caused him a lot of stress that his siblings did not have to suffer through. What an unfortunate situation and just stupid on the parents’ part.
Great guest, really inspirational.
What an amazing story.
I'm a Taurus and my Husband is also a Leo 😂 we have been together 14 years and counting 😁
Match made in heaven 😊
I’m a Leo and my partner is a Taurus. We’ve been together for almost 5 years. He’s very stubborn, but maybe I am too lol. But both signs are very loyal and determined, so it’s a good match ❤
Great guest and interview.
From another Leo Taurus couple together since high school, it works!
Such a great episode, story and business owner!!
What a fascinating episode.
i loved this episode! I appreciate how it was a real conversation instead of straight interview.
What a lovely guest and a great conversation between the two.
This is an incredible interview!
What an inspiration.
That timeshare thing is absolutely wild! 😲
Great episode
OMG Remember the Titans was our end-of-year class movie!!
we love an air sign sister!
Shout out to 90s toyotas tho! ❤
This was a good one.
They actually discuss during orientation
Timeshares 😮
This was a great interview, however there are a few crimes she admitted her partner committed. Is there a statute of limitations that’s passed so now she’s able to disclose this info?
Good story but story but stopped listening when she invoked the zodiac “Capricorn “ zodiac is for the thoughtless.
It’s too bad you neglect a massive system of knowledge based on nothing. Imagine saying the stock market is nonsense just because your friends have dumb trades
@@namedrop721 These are two strong women with otherwise sound financial advice . My issue is with the people who may be so impressionable that they would fold astrology into their lives along with what this show promotes . One man , one opinion . Astrology is like the voodoo of the western world - at least that’s how I feel . Warmest regards
@@namedrop721The stock market is nonsense... It's pure speculation and fake wealth
@@kjflowers-fc8eetake the meat leave the bones. I personally get put off by Christian language like”I’ve been blessed” but if I stopped listening to good advice because of it I would be worse off.
Her husbands parents really seemed hell bent on giving Pablo as many disadvantages as possible and reading between the lines, they sound like total trash humans.
With parents like that, who needs enemies?
Things might not of been easy but they are not trash humans. Everything happens for a reason and has led me to be the man I am today. I am thankful for all my losses and wins and wouldn’t change a thing. 😎
Watch your trash statements 🧐