In this episode of Talking Money at the Kitchen Table, host John Savarino is joined by Roan Cannon, Marketing Outreach Manager at Rooted Wealth Advisors, for a candid conversation about how money—or the lack of conversations about it—shapes our lives. Together, they reflect on the influence of family money talks and the impact of silence, the lessons Roan learned about being open with finances rather than hiding them, and why the simple “sleep on it” rule can prevent costly mistakes. They also touch on acknowledging spending problems without shame and the importance of raising financially confident kids by starting adult conversations about responsibility early.

Money runs the world, but it doesn’t have to run your life. Tune in for real stories, practical advice, and simple steps you can take today to build a healthier money mindset—for yourself and your family.

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