Watch 'The Never Settle Show' Ep. 4: Getting Your Finances in Order Check out the fourth episode of this interactive streaming talk show now!

By Matthew McCreary

The fourth episode of The Never Settle Show streamed live on Entrepreneur's Facebook page this Wednesday and delivered another soul-soothing mix of inspiration and information for entrepreneurs.

Host Mario Armstrong spoke with money guru Erin Lowry (aka Broke Millennial), who gave tips on how to achieve financial success and took questions on how to organize your money. Plus, the pair gave advice on how to get out from under your student loans.

Related: Inspiring Quote to Get You Through Your Day

Also on this week's show, the Never Settle team taught a technique to enhance your productivity and a formula to help you turn your passions into profits and monetize your ideas.

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Matthew McCreary

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Associate Editor, Contributed Content

Matthew McCreary is the associate editor for contributed content at Entrepreneur.com.

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