This one's not sexy. It's not about side hustles or studio growth.

It's about the thing we all avoid thinking about… what happens if you're not here.

Before you skip this because it feels heavy, stay with us. This conversation isn't about fear. It's about leadership. It's about love. And it's about being the woman who handles her business like the queen she is.

We'll research an air fryer for three hours but won't spend 30 minutes making sure our kids aren't in legal chaos if something happens to us. So today we're talking wills, retirement, insurance, business planning, funeral wishes, and yes… the "if I get hit by a bus" folder.

Because planning for the future without you isn't pessimistic. It's protection.

• Why women must think differently about financial planning

• The history that shaped how women show up in money conversations

• Why "my husband handles it" is not a financial plan

• The basic documents every woman should have

• Beneficiaries, probate, and why your will isn't enough

• Planning for adult children turning 18

• Retirement realities and knowing your number

• Funeral planning and how to remove chaos from your family's worst day

• Business succession plans for studio owners

• The "final document service" that made everything easier

• Why this conversation is an act of motherhood

This week:

• Book the will appointment

• Review your beneficiaries

• Calculate your life insurance

• Start or grow your emergency fund

• Begin your "If I Die" binder

One step at a time. Like a queen.

Because this isn't about expecting something bad. It's about removing chaos from the worst day for the people you love.

Bras are optional. Handling your business is not.