In this episode of the Women Talking Money podcast, host Gretchen Betts sits down with Freya Swenson Costello, a digital marketing agency owner and passionate advocate for neurodiversity. Freya shares her inspiring journey into freelancing and the pivotal role that open conversations about money play in her family dynamics. Together, they explore how Freya's neurodiversity shapes her approach to financial management, including the complexities of family finances and navigating debt. The conversation highlights the importance of building a financial safety net and finding a balance between saving and enjoying life. Freya also defines financial freedom as having that safety net while being able to provide for her family without stress.  Tune in for valuable insights and practical advice on managing finances in a way that supports both personal and family well-being!  In this conversation Freya and Gretchen discuss how: Freya transitioned to freelancing after maternity leave and during the COVID pandemic.  Open conversations about money have always been a norm in Freya's family.  How Freya leverages her neurodiversity to establish effective financial habits and budgeting strategies.  The importance of building a safety net and managing debt, particularly with her mortgage and student loans.  Freya advocates for community support when seeking financial advice and aims to save for her son's future education and home.    Follow Freya: On LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/freyaeswensoncostello/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/freya-helps-me/ Via her website: Freya Helps Me https://www.freyahelps.me/   Follow Gretchen: On Instagram @gretchenbetts_fp_biz On LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/gretchen-betts/ atch the Episodes on YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/@Women-Talking-Money

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