What if retiring meant more than just winding down? What if it included excitement, exploration, and a new beginning in your favorite corner of the world?

In this episode, Larry Sprung chats with Tommy Sikes, founder of Traveltirement, about the unique adventure of combining retirement with the allure of living abroad, particularly in Italy and France.

Tommy reveals how his personal passion and financial knowledge have led to helping others discover affordable housing and seamless transitions in these dream destinations. Together, they explore the ins and outs of balancing travel desires with financial realities, ensuring a thrilling yet sound journey into international living.

Larry and Tommy discuss:

• How the entrepreneurial mindset shaped Travel Retirement
• Discovering affordable properties in Italy and France
• The significance of niching down in content and business
• Practical tips for retiring abroad
• Building an engaging online presence through YouTube and newsletters
• And more!

Resources:

• Mitlin Financial
• The JOY and Productivity Journal by Lawrence Sprung

Connect with Larry Sprung:

• LinkedIn: Larry Sprung
• Instagram: Larry Sprung
• Facebook: Larry Sprung
• X (Twitter): Larry Sprung

Connect with Tommy Sikes:

• LinkedIn: Tommy Sikes
• Website: Traveltirement
• YouTube: Traveltirement™

About our Guest:

Tommy Sikes has been travelling since he was young, inspired by his parents who instilled in him a love for exploring the world. Their encouragement to see new places left a lasting impact on him.

When his parents passed away at the ages of 70 and 75, it served as a wake-up call for Tommy to live life to the fullest. Now, at age 53, he feels the urgency to pursue his own travel dreams.

Tommy is on a mission to combine his passion for France and Italy with his expertise as a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional. He aims to help others achieve their dreams of living in France or Italy, sharing his knowledge and experience to make their goals a reality.

Disclosure:

Guests on the Mitlin Money Mindset are not affiliated with CWM, LLC, and opinions expressed herein may not be representative of CWM, LLC. CWM, LLC is not responsible for the guest's content linked on this site.

Books are more than just stories; they are the key to opportunity.

In this episode, Larry Sprung talks with Amy Zaslansky, the founder of Book Fairies, a nonprofit organization on a mission to eradicate book deserts and foster a love of reading.

Amy shares her transformative journey from occupational therapist to pioneering a movement that increases access to books for under-resourced communities.

Discover how Book Fairies has distributed millions of books to schools, shelters, and communities in need, and learn how you can join the effort to spread literacy and joy.

Larry and Amy discuss:

• Amy’s unique path from occupational therapy to founding Book Fairies
• The impact of Book Fairies in increasing literacy rates by providing access to books
• The collaborative efforts with the IDD community for book distribution
• Mitlin Financial's upcoming book drive to support the cause
• And more!

Resources:

• Mitlin Financial
• The JOY and Productivity Journal by Lawrence Sprung

Connect with Larry Sprung:

• LinkedIn: Larry Sprung
• Instagram: Larry Sprung
• Facebook: Larry Sprung
• X (Twitter): Larry Sprung

Connect with Amy Zaslansky:

• (516) 557-6645
• LinkedIn: Amy Zaslansky
• Website: Book Fairies

About our Guest:

Amy Zaslansky is the founder of Book Fairies. She is passionate about expanding literacy opportunities in under-resourced areas by flooding communities with the books at-risk children need to succeed. Amy is a Maryland native, graduating Emory University with a BA in Psychology and Temple University with an MS in Occupational Therapy.

Guests on the Mitlin Money Mindset are not affiliated with CWM, LLC, and opinions expressed herein may not be representative of CWM, LLC. CWM, LLC is not responsible for the guest's content linked on this site.

Authenticity and financial empowerment are key to achieving success and joy in life.

How do you stay true to yourself while navigating the financial industry? How can you help others achieve their financial goals and find joy in the process?

In this episode, Larry Sprung interviews Stoy Hall, CFP®, CEO and founder of Black Mammoth, about his journey from a financially illiterate household to leading a successful financial services company. Stoy shares his insights on authenticity, leadership, and the importance of helping others achieve their financial goals.

Larry and Stoy discuss:

• Stoy’s transition from childhood financial struggles to founding Black Mammoth
• The power of being your authentic self in business and life
• The importance of merging competitiveness with an abundance mindset
• Tips for effective public speaking and engaging with your audience
• How his podcast enhances his business and connects with clients
• And more!

Resources:

• Mitlin Financial
• The JOY and Productivity Journal by Lawrence Sprung
• NoBS Wealth Podcast by Stoy Hall

Connect with Larry Sprung:

• LinkedIn: Larry Sprung
• Instagram: Larry Sprung
• Facebook: Larry Sprung
• X (Twitter): Larry Sprung

Connect with Stoy Hall:

• LinkedIn: Stoy Hall
• Website: Black Mammoth Wealth
• Facebook: Black Mammoth Wealth
• Tweets from @Stoy_Hall

About our Guest:

Stoy Hall, CFP®, is a financial innovator and CEO of Black Mammoth, focused on inclusive, holistic wealth management. He also leads Kālā Capital as Founder and Fund Manager.

A devoted father, Hall blends emotional intelligence with financial strategy, emphasizing family, education, and happiness. His Modern Family Office model offers integrated services to align clients' lives and finances.

A passionate foodie, Hall believes true wealth includes life’s experiences. As host of the NoBS Wealth Podcast, he demystifies finance through candid conversations, empowering listeners with practical insights.

Guests on the Mitlin Money Mindset are not affiliated with CWM, LLC, and opinions expressed herein may not be representative of CWM, LLC. CWM, LLC is not responsible for the guest's content linked on this site.