Mikayla Ockey's guest appearances

Mikayla Ockey

The Newlywed Show

Brene Brown

Ryan Kipping

Jason Jensen

Rebecca Jorgensen

Jeremy Boden

Josh Jensen

Scott Woolley

Jan Jensen

Ryann Kipping

Sofia Jacobsen

John Brailsford

Chelsea Petersen

Jake Vause

Ali Crane

Carolina Schubert

OwlTail

The founders of Centsei Financial Mikayla and Dan Ockey come onto the show to give tips on finding cohesion in finances as a couple. Before diving in, they relate the extraordinary tale of their meeting and courtship (1:45).The two share their financial journey. While Mikayla grew up as a moderate spender and consistent saver (15:15), Dan spent extravagantly in college, amassing considerable debt in an astoundingly short period of time (16:50). Once married, they realized they needed to figure out a mutually agreeable plan (21:30). The process of figuring this out inspired Dan and Mikayla to create their current business, a third party to help collaborate different financial values and goals between couples. Unlike most of the financial world, they account for the emotion behind money, especially in regards to marriage (27:00). Once the newlyweds set up a plan, Dan and Mikayla were debt-free within six months. (32:30). They list everything they did to achieve that, and explain the perspective that made it possible (34:15).Next, Mikayla and Dan describe who Centsei Financial is for and how it started (46:10). The program on budgeting comes in the form of short videos divided into ten modules, so not a big time commitment (54:10). They also offer a course on investing. Grace asks more about how to budget successfully, and the CAP method is explained (57:30). The tracking app Mint is highly recommended as part of that. Dan also reveals how budgeting is not about managing your money (65:10). They emphasize keeping perspective; no phase of financial planning or marriage lasts forever. Time will pass, and you will be more than okay.Check out Dan and Mikayla’s courses at centseifinancial.com and @centseifinancial on Instagram. If you enjoyed this episode, it would be deeply appreciated if you helped others find the podcast, by doing something as quick and easy as texting it to a friend or rating the show on iTunes. Connect with the podcast on Instagram @thenewlywedshow or personally with Grace @gracewjensen. Your host has created the podcast listener’s dream resource! Every product recommended during the Newlywed Show can now be found in one place: https://www.amazon.com/shop/gracewjensen It’s clearly organized by topic and kept up to date. Enjoy!

The founders of Centsei Financial Mikayla and Dan Ockey come onto the show to give tips on finding cohesion in finances as a couple. Before diving in, they relate the extraordinary tale of their meeting and courtship (1:45).The two share their financial journey. While Mikayla grew up as a moderate spender and consistent saver (15:15), Dan spent extravagantly in college, amassing considerable debt in an astoundingly short period of time (16:50). Once married, they realized they needed to figure out a mutually agreeable plan (21:30). The process of figuring this out inspired Dan and Mikayla to create their current business, a third party to help collaborate different financial values and goals between couples. Unlike most of the financial world, they account for the emotion behind money, especially in regards to marriage (27:00). Once the newlyweds set up a plan, Dan and Mikayla were debt-free within six months. (32:30). They list everything they did to achieve that, and explain the perspective that made it possible (34:15).Next, Mikayla and Dan describe who Centsei Financial is for and how it started (46:10). The program on budgeting comes in the form of short videos divided into ten modules, so not a big time commitment (54:10). They also offer a course on investing. Grace asks more about how to budget successfully, and the CAP method is explained (57:30). The tracking app Mint is highly recommended as part of that. Dan also reveals how budgeting is not about managing your money (65:10). They emphasize keeping perspective; no phase of financial planning or marriage lasts forever. Time will pass, and you will be more than okay.Check out Dan and Mikayla’s courses at <a href="http://centseifinancial.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">centseifinancial.com</a> and @centseifinancial on Instagram. If you enjoyed this episode, it would be deeply appreciated if you helped others find the podcast, by doing something as quick and easy as texting it to a friend or rating the show on iTunes. Connect with the podcast on Instagram @thenewlywedshow or personally with Grace @gracewjensen. Your host has created the podcast listener’s dream resource! Every product recommended during the Newlywed Show can now be found in one place: <a href="https://www.amazon.com/shop/gracewjensen" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.amazon.com/shop/gracewjensen</a> It’s clearly organized by topic and kept up to date. Enjoy!

Managing Money as Emotional Beings ft. Dan and Mikayla Ockey