On today’s podcast episode: Cassidy Horton is a personal finance copywriter and money nerd. She first became interested in finance after paying off $18,000 in debt within 10 months of graduating college. 

She later went on to triple her salary in two years by ditching her 8-to-5 to write for a living. Cassidy earned her MBA and bachelor's in public relations from Georgia Southern University. 

Today, she's passionate about helping personal finance brands reach *their* people through content marketing.

WHAT CASSIDY DISCUSSED:
1. Where her $18,000 of debt came from and how she got motivated to pay it off
2. What her income at the time was and the specific steps she took to pay off her debt
3. How tripled her income by working for herself including how she transitioned from her 9 to 5 job to full-time entrepreneurship
AND MUCH MORE


HOW TO KEEP UP WITH CASSIDY
- On her website: www.cassidyhorton.com
- On LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cassidybhorton/


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238: How Cassidy Paid Off $18,000 In 10 Months & Then Went On To Triple Her Income

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