In this episode of the Less House More Moola podcast, host Laura interviews Cathy Nesbitt, an ecopreneur known as, Cathy Crawly Laughing Bean Queen. Cathy shares her journey of creating sustainable solutions through worm composting, laughter yoga, and sprouting. She discusses the importance of self-care, the benefits of laughter, and how to incorporate these practices into daily life, especially in small living spaces. The conversation emphasizes the interconnectedness of health, wellness, and environmental responsibility.

In this episode of the Less House More Moola podcast, Laura discusses the relevance of minimalism in the context of inflation and economic uncertainty. She shares her personal journey of downsizing to a tiny house and reflects on the importance of mindful spending. Laura provides five practical tips for aligning spending with personal values, encouraging curiosity about financial habits, and addressing consumer debt. The conversation emphasizes the need for thoughtful consumption and the impact of our purchasing decisions on both personal finances and the environment.

In this episode, Laura reflects on her experience at TinyFest in California, discussing the growing interest in tiny living as a viable alternative to traditional housing. She emphasizes the importance of financial planning in making the transition to a simpler lifestyle, highlighting the benefits of reduced financial obligations and increased freedom. Through a case study of a woman named Liz, Laura illustrates how tiny living can align with personal values and life changes. The conversation also touches on the need for community and resilience in the face of economic uncertainty, ultimately advocating for a rethinking of the American dream.

In a recent episode of the Less House More Moola podcast, host Laura Lynch sat down with Pam Hughes, co-founder of CoBuy.io, to discuss an innovative approach to homeownership—co-buying. As housing prices soar and affordability becomes a growing concern, co-buying is emerging as a viable alternative for those seeking financial freedom and a sense of community through co-ownership.

If you’ve ever dreamed of alternative living for financial freedom, this episode of Less House More Moola is a must-listen! Laura chats with Kristin Hanes, founder of The Wayward Home, about how she transitioned from traditional housing to full-time van life and sailboat living—and how she built a sustainable income while traveling the world.

When we think about homeownership, we often imagine a big house as a sign of success. But what if less house could actually mean more financial resilience? In a recent episode of Less House More Moola, Laura Lynch shared her personal journey through the housing market, from childhood to tiny house living, and the economic lessons she learned along the way.

In this episode of the Less House More Moola podcast, Laura shares her experiences traveling from Northern New Mexico to Quartzsite, Arizona, and back. She reflects on the diverse lifestyles she encountered along the way, particularly in alternative living scenarios. The conversation highlights the importance of water resilience, the socioeconomic spectrum of alternative living, and the insights gained from attending Schoolie Palooza. Laura emphasizes the significance of thoughtful planning and design in creating a comfortable home that aligns with one's lifestyle choices.

In this episode of the Less House More Moola Podcast, Laura discusses the concept of lifestyle creep, which refers to the gradual increase in spending as income rises, leading to former luxuries becoming perceived necessities. She highlights the impact of consumer spending, particularly during the holiday season, and how it often leads to personal debt. Laura emphasizes the importance of being intentional with spending and suggests ways to curb lifestyle creep, such as limiting square footage and being mindful of consumer pressures. Ultimately, she encourages listeners to focus on spending that brings genuine joy and fulfillment.

In this episode of Less House More Moola, Laura and Eric reflect on their journey of transitioning to a tiny house lifestyle. They discuss the challenges and joys of moving to a new community, the lessons learned from significant life changes, and the importance of adaptability and planning. The conversation also touches on their future projects and the opportunities for community engagement they are creating.

In this engaging conversation, Melissa Mitt shares her journey from traditional homeownership to embracing a nomadic lifestyle in an RV. She discusses the motivations behind her decision to sell her home, the challenges and benefits of working while traveling, and the financial lessons learned along the way. Melissa emphasizes the importance of not settling for a life that doesn't fit and how her experiences have shaped her approach to personal and business finances. She also highlights the significance of self-efficacy in managing debt and achieving financial goals.

The podcast episode, 2025 Opportunities in Alternative Living, explores the challenges of traditional housing and the potential of alternative living solutions, with a focus on affordability, sustainability, and alignment with modern values. Host Laura Lynch, a financial planner, highlights key aspects of the housing market in 2025, such as rising mortgage rates, housing shortages, and mismatches between consumer desires and available home sizes.

Are you ready to make 2025 the year of intentional living? This year, embracing a tiny house lifestyle and prioritizing personal values can lead to more fulfilling and financially secure choices. Let’s explore how reflecting on the past year and setting meaningful intentions can transform your life.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to trade the 9-to-5 grind for a life on the road? This inspiring story dives into how one woman turned her corporate accounting career into a journey of self-discovery through tiny living. Learn about the Coast FIRE movement, the joys and challenges of minimalism, and how you, too, can take steps towards a more purpose-driven life.

Tiny living has captured the imagination of many, but it’s not just about downsizing—it’s a mindset shift. In this episode of the Less House More Moola podcast, Laura Lynch reflects on her transformative journey and interviews Amanda Acuna, who shares her family’s firsthand experience of transitioning to tiny living. Let’s dive into the key takeaways and lessons from their discussion.

In this episode of Less House More Moola, host Laura Lynch speaks with Fiorella Yriberry about her journey into tiny living and the financial freedom it has afforded her. Fiorella shares her experiences as a full-time nomad, the evolution of her living arrangements, and the lessons learned from traveling extensively. The conversation delves into the importance of being present, navigating remote work, and practical tips for affordable travel. Fiorella emphasizes the connection between tiny living and financial security, encouraging listeners to embrace unconventional lifestyles and pursue their dreams.

In this episode, Aja Villacres shares her inspiring journey of her van life, living and traveling full-time in her self-converted camper van. She discusses her nomadic family background, motivations for choosing van life, and the financial independence it has afforded her. Aja also delves into her experience as a YouTube creator, focusing on empowering women in the van life community and the personal growth she has experienced through this lifestyle.

In this engaging conversation, Bella Liu shares her transformative journey from a successful business career to a more spiritually aligned life. She discusses the importance of self-discovery, the role of spirituality in personal and professional growth, and the healing power of the body. Bella emphasizes the need for emotional and financial security to foster creativity and risk-taking, while also highlighting the significance of listening to one's inner wisdom. The discussion culminates in a powerful reminder that true fulfillment comes from within, and that life is about embracing the present moment.

In this episode of the Less House More Moola podcast, host and guest Stanley Acton discusses the importance of family integrity planning through the lens of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs). They explore the rise of ADUs in California, the trends in multi-generational living, and the financial and emotional benefits of having family members close by. Acton shares insights on how ADUs can serve as significant assets for families, the demand for homes with ADUs, and the importance of evaluating different ADU options for long-term investment. The conversation emphasizes the need for families to plan for their future together, creating both a safety net and opportunities for wealth building.

In this episode, Laura Lynch reflects on the top downloaded episodes of 2024.

In this episode of the Less House More Moola podcast, host Laura Lynch discusses the journey of tiny living and financial planning with guest Quentin Wilson, an expert in Adobe construction. They explore the benefits of Adobe as a sustainable building material, its historical significance, and the accessibility of building with Adobe. The conversation also delves into the evolving building codes and regulations surrounding Adobe homes, highlighting the role of women in the construction field and the importance of community in DIY building projects. This conversation delves into the benefits and resilience of Adobe homes, highlighting their fire resistance, sustainability, and longevity. The speaker shares success stories of individuals who have built their own Adobe homes, emphasizing the accessibility of Adobe construction techniques. The discussion also touches on the future of Adobe building in the context of environmental awareness and the potential for a resurgence in its popularity.