# Rachel Richard

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295. Why Your Teen's Behavior Isn't About You | with Rachel Richards

In this episode, Diane sits down with Rachel Richards, host of Untangling Teens, to explore how inherited patterns shape the way we show up as parents and what it looks like to begin untangling them while staying deeplyconnected to our children. Together, they discuss why children's behavior isn ...

4: Raising Teenagers, with Rachel Richards

“Be curious, don’t be scared, it has to start with us.”  Rachel was the first stranger to climb into the bath with me. The first person to enter this odd, intimate little space without knowing me at all. That alone felt like an act of trust. The way she arrived, open‑hearted, curious, unguarde ...

Why social media bans won't work and what we parents can do: Professor Candice Odgers

Ask Rachel anything Are smartphones and social media really damaging our teenagers’ mental health – or are we looking in the wrong place? In this episode, Rachel Richards talks with Professor Candice Odgers, a leading expert on adolescent mental health in the digital age, to unpack what decades ...

371: What Passive Income Actually Buys You When the Business Stops with Rachel Richards

On this episode of Zen and the Art of Real Estate Investing, Jonathan Greene sits down with Rachel Richards, bestselling author of Money Honey and Passive Income Aggressive Retirement, to talk about building financial independence, investing in real estate, and redefining what retirement really ...

Are We Parents Trying Too Hard? What’s Best For Teens?

Ask Rachel anything Are you trying so hard to be a good parent that you might be doing too much for your tween or teen, and accidentally making life harder for both of you? In this episode of Parenting Teenagers Untangled, Rachel Richards talks with clinical psychologist and author Dr. Tara Port ...

Are we parents too soft on our teens or too hard on ourselves? The Wonder Room

Ask Rachel anything It’s one thing hearing what experts think, but I’m always left wondering how their advice translates into the real life of a parent. If you’re wondering too then you’re going to love this chat between Katharine Radice and me. In it, we discuss what was said in my interviews w ...

Rachel Richards: Money Honey, Early Retirement, Self-Worth, Defining Enough, Better Body & More | FRLP 116

Rachel Richards retired from her corporate career at 27 after building a real estate portfolio that generated enough income to cover her living expenses. Then she built Money Honey Rachel — a successful online business with books, courses, a mastermind, and hundreds of thousands of followers. B ...

School Refusal and Teen Burnout: The Parent's Guide with Dr Naomi Fisher

Ask Rachel anything What’s behind a teenager’s struggle to get to school—and how can parents help without turning every morning into a battle? In this episode, journalist and host Rachel Richards talks with clinical psychologist Dr. Naomi Fisher, author of The Teenagers’ Guide to Taking Control ...

Applying expert parenting advice in real life: Talking to Teachers and Online Drama

Ask Rachel anything Who doesn't want a simple answer to their problems? In all honesty I often hope to find one, but it's not really feasible when parenting teenagers. I love talking with experts who give us terrific advice - such as Dr Naomi Fisher and Dr Dominique Thompson - but when it comes ...

454: Retiring in 2 years Through “Aggressive” Rental Property Investing with Rachel Richards

Retiring via passive income is why most people get into real estate, but rarely does someone accomplish that goal within just two years! Rachel Richards, real estate investor, agent, and author of Money Honey shares her story of aggressive real estate acquisition. All purchased, by the way, with ...