For many women, money can feel like a mystery or even a source of anxiety. But true financial confidence isn't about having a certain amount in the bank. It's about understanding, control, and empowerment.

Lina Sanchez, senior wealth manager and certified divorce financial analyst, helps women turn financial fear into confidence. She specializes in guiding clients through major life transitions with clarity and strategic planning.

In this interview, Lina explains how women can take charge of their finances post-divorce, avoid common pitfalls, and build long-term security. The goal is for women to make informed decisions about their future and their finances, and this requires understanding more about where you stand with your money right now.

Listen in to hear Lina's advice on key financial strategies for success after your divorce:

• Why financial confidence isn't about how much you have, it's about how much you know
• The biggest reason women avoid finances and how to change that.
• How to take inventory of your money and track your cash flow with confidence.
• How to assess whether you can truly afford to keep the house
• How to prepare for unexpected financial disruptions: divorce, job loss, or major life changes
• Why financial planning is about long-term sustainability, not just survival
• How to work with a CDFA (Certified Divorce Financial Analyst) for smarter decisions

Feeling financially empowered starts with knowledge and action. Lina breaks down exactly how to take control of your money, no matter where you're starting from.

Connect with Lina: https://aspiriant.com/people/lina-sanchez/

Betrayal isn't just about relationships. It's about broken expectations in every area of life. Whether it's a failed marriage, a job loss, or an unexpected shift in your future, unhealed betrayal can sabotage your ability to move forward. So how do you break free from its grip?

Lora Cheadle, betrayal recovery coach, attorney, and TEDx speaker, helps women heal from betrayal. Whether it's infidelity, financial deception, or even job loss, betrayal can create deep-seated fears that keep us stuck in unhealthy patterns.

Lora explains why unhealed betrayal often hijacks major life transitions, making it harder to move forward. If you've ever struggled to trust again in relationships, finances, or career, this interview will help you break free from that cycle.

What you'll learn from Lora:

• Betrayal isn't just about infidelity... it happens in careers, friendships, and even within yourself
• How unhealed betrayal manifests as self-doubt, fear, and playing small
• The key signs that past betrayals are holding you back from embracing new opportunities
• Why many people repeat toxic relationship patterns after being betrayed
• How to reframe expectations and prevent future disappointments
• The power of laughter and joy in re-regulating your nervous system after betrayal

Betrayal doesn't have to define you. It can be the catalyst for growth and empowerment. Lora shares the mindset shifts and tools needed to heal and move forward with clarity.

Lora's coaching programs and legal expertise provide a unique blend of emotional and practical guidance for healing after betrayal.

Get Lora's Betrayal Recovery Tool Kit: Find Relief, Reclaim Yourself, and Rewrite Your Story: https://loracheadle.com/betrayal-recovery-took-kit/

Debt. Credit cards. Student loans. Unexpected expenses. At some point, we all face financial stress, but what if you knew that every financial problem had a solution? Nicole Stanley, founder of Arise Financial Coaching, is here to remind you: no matter how bad it seems, every financial problem can be fixed.

Nicole has helped hundreds of women and couples break free from debt, build wealth, and gain financial confidence without shame or complicated money systems. If you're feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or just unsure of what to do next, this conversation will help you shift your mindset and take action.

Whether you're drowning in debt, living paycheck to paycheck, or feeling financially lost after divorce, Nicole shares why your situation isn't hopeless, and how to create a realistic plan to turn things around.

Nicole is telling us:

• The three biggest financial mistakes that keep people stuck
• Why stress about money doesn't mean you're bad at it
• How to identify your core financial issue so you stop wasting time on bad advice
• Why most budgets fail and what actually works instead
• How to create a plan that feels empowering instead of overwhelming
• The biggest money myths keeping women stuck and how to break free

You don't need to be "good at money" to build wealth, you just have to be willing to learn. Avoidance of your money problems will just make them worse, which is why small steps forward are better than none. No matter where you are financially, you have options.

Nicole shares practical steps to help you take control of your money and start creating a future you actually feel good about. She has helped hundreds of women break free from financial shame and anxiety.

To talk to Nicole about her financial coaching, go to this link: https://form.jotform.com/240305424199050

Tired of being told to stop buying lattes in order to build wealth? Us too. In this episode, Tracy Coenen sits down with Shari Rash, financial advisor, podcast host, and creator of the Everyone's Talkin' Money Club, for a real conversation about money, relationships, and ditching outdated financial advice that doesn't speak to women.

Shari believes women don't need lectures or judgment about their spending. What we need is a strategy that fits real life. Whether you're the primary breadwinner, a stay-at-home mom, or somewhere in between, Shari's approach helps you understand your money without shame and take smart steps toward financial independence.

This episode is packed with practical, relatable advice to help you stop feeling behind and start feeling in control.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• Why traditional budgeting fails and what actually works
• How to create a "spending strategy" instead of depriving yourself
• Why values-based budgeting helps you align your money with your life
• How to talk to your partner about finances... without the fight
• Smart ways to protect yourself financially in relationships and marriage

You don't have to understand Wall Street to take control of your wallet. Shari breaks down the emotional side of money and shows how to create a system that supports your goals, your lifestyle, and your peace of mind.

How to take back financial control:

• Understand your "money language" and find advisors who speak it too
• Use the 50/30/20 rule as guardrails, not handcuffs
• Know the difference between a need, a want, and a wish
• Set up money dates and start talking with your partner early and often
• Don't wait for a crisis to get involved in your household finances

Tune in now to learn how to create a healthy, empowered relationship with your money on your terms.

Check out Join Shari's Everyone's Talkin' Money Club: http://www.everyonestalkinmoney.com

Listen to her podcast: Everyone's Talkin' Money

Connect with Shari on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shari-rash/

Divorce is already expensive, but making the wrong decisions can cost you thousands (or even hundreds of thousands) more. Whether it's choosing the wrong attorney, giving up critical financial assets, or assuming your ex will "play fair," mistakes in divorce can follow you for years.

Mardi Winder-Adams, an expert divorce coach for high-achievers, shares the biggest (and most avoidable) financial mistakes people make in divorce. If you want to protect your wallet and your peace of mind, this interview is a must-listen.

When you're going through a divorce, what you don't know can hurt you and cost you a fortune. Mardi reveals the common pitfalls, from agreeing to a settlement without understanding the long-term tax impact to underestimating hidden financial risks. This is the strategy session you wish you had before filing for divorce!

What you'll take away from this episode:

• The #1 financial mistake almost everyone makes in divorce
• Why hiring an attorney first might not be the smartest move
• The financial consequences of fighting for the family home and why keeping it isn't always the smartest move
• Why so many women give up retirement funds and how to protect yourself from financial disaster
• The hidden dangers of "amicable" divorces, and why trusting your ex can backfire
• The sneaky ways your ex could be hiding money
• How to strategically prepare for divorce before you say a word

Ready to take control of your divorce process? Mardi helps clients avoid financial disaster and build a confident, strategic approach to their split.

Check out Mardi's book From I Do To I'm Done: A Woman's Guide To Preparing For Divorce: https://amzn.to/4hSAfNt

Find out more about divorce coaching for women: https://www.divorcecoach4women.com/

We've all been there: Feeling stressed, overwhelmed, or just bored, and suddenly, an online shopping spree feels like the perfect pick-me-up. You may have told yourself, "This is the last time I'm impulse shopping!"… Only to do it again a few days later. But what happens when impulse shopping becomes a habit?

Paige Pritchard, the creator of Overcoming Overspending, helps women break the cycle of emotional spending and take back control of their money.

Paige knows from experience that willpower alone isn't enough to stop overspending. After struggling with impulse shopping in her 20s, Paige developed a proven framework to help women understand why they shop emotionally and break the cycle for good. If you've ever found yourself saying, "Just one more purchase won't hurt," this interview is for you!

Hear Paige's insights on:

• The psychology behind shopping addiction and why it's not just about discipline
• The "Screw It" mentality... why we keep spending even when we know we shouldn't
• How retailers and social media fuel impulse shopping and how to fight back
• The dopamine trap.. why shopping feels so good in the moment but leads to regret later
• The real reason cutting up your credit cards doesn't work
• Paige's four-phase process for breaking free from overspending

Overspending isn't just about willpower. It's about learning how to process emotions in a healthier way. Paige shares how to identify why you're shopping, take back control, and stop relying on shopping for comfort or validation.

Here's how you can escape the emotional shopping cycle:

• Recognize your shopping triggers: stress, boredom, loneliness, or comparison.
• Pause before purchasing. Delay buying for 24 hours to see if you really want it.
• Create a "splurge fund" so you can spend guilt-free without sabotaging your finances.
• Celebrate small wins. Every time you resist impulse shopping, you're building a new habit.
• Find healthier coping mechanisms like journaling, movement, or deep breathing instead of shopping.

Paige's coaching program, Overcoming Overspending, has helped thousands of women build healthier money habits.

Check out her FREE masterclass, Escape Emotional Shopping here: https://overcomingoverspending.com/escape

Money isn't just about numbers. It's about security, confidence, and self-worth. But for so many women, especially those recovering from financial abuse or toxic relationships, money is a source of fear instead of empowerment. How do you go from financial anxiety to financial confidence?

Tracy Malone, an international coach and founder of Narcissist Abuse Support, helps survivors of narcissistic relationships overcome financial fear and regain control of their money.

Fear of money isn't just about numbers. It's about emotional trauma, self-worth, and past experiences. Tracy shares how financial anxiety often starts in childhood and grows stronger through toxic relationships. If money stress keeps you up at night, this conversation will help you break free.

What you'll get from this interview:

• Why money fear isn't just about finances, it's about survival
• How childhood messages shape your financial confidence, and how to reframe them
• The connection between financial abuse and long-term money anxiety
• The three biggest financial traumas that keep people feeling powerless
• How to reprogram your beliefs about money and build confidence
• Steps to create a financial plan that feels safe and empowering

Avoiding money doesn't make financial stress go away. It makes it worse. Tracy shares the mindset shifts and practical steps to help you break free from fear and start making empowered financial choices.

Tracy's platform, Narcissist Abuse Support, offers tools for healing from financial abuse and rebuilding financial independence. If money has ever felt overwhelming, this interview is for you.

Get Tracy's book, Divorcing Your Narcissist: You Can't Make This S**t Up!: https://amzn.to/42yjra3

Divorce can wreak havoc on your finances, and for many people, debt is the biggest financial burden they face post-divorce. Between legal fees, credit card debt, and splitting financial responsibilities, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. But there are ways to take control and get back on track.

Natalia Brown, Chief Compliance and Consumer Affairs Officer at National Debt Relief, has helped thousands of people regain financial stability, and in this episode, she's here to share how to tackle debt strategically and confidently. Natalia is breaking down your options, clearing up misconceptions about debt relief, and helping you move forward financially after divorce.

What you'll learn in this conversation:

• Why divorce often leaves women with a higher share of the debt, and how to navigate it
• The truth about debt settlement vs. debt consolidation
• Why a divorce decree does NOT protect you from creditors if your name is on the debt
• How to handle joint debt from your marriage without ruining your credit
• Why minimum payments keep you stuck and how to break free
• How debt settlement works, and when it's a better option than bankruptcy
• The first steps to creating a debt payoff plan that actually works

You are NOT stuck in debt forever. Natalia shares the best strategies for taking control of your financial situation, even if you feel like you're drowning.

How to tackle debt after divorce:

• Know your financial responsibilities. Creditors don't care about divorce decrees.
• Explore refinancing or balance transfers to get debt off your name where possible.
• Consider debt relief options like settlement or consolidation if payments are unmanageable.
• Take action sooner rather than later. Ignoring debt only makes it worse.
• Remember: There's NO shame in asking for help. Financial recovery is possible.

If you feel overwhelmed by credit cards, loans, or divorce-related debt, there are solutions that don't require shame or struggle. Look at debt relief options, negotiation strategies, and smart financial planning to get you back on track.

Natalia and her team at National Debt Relief specialize in helping people take back control of their finances. Learn more about their debt solutions and expert advice here: https://www.nationaldebtrelief.com/