In this engaging discussion, Farnoosh Torabi, a personal finance expert and host of the So Money podcast, dives into the emotional barriers women face regarding wealth and ambition. She reveals how outdated cultural narratives shape financial fears and discusses the power of redefining success on your own terms. Farnoosh shares insights on transforming financial anxiety into opportunity and emphasizes the importance of open communication about money in relationships. This conversation empowers listeners to embrace their financial potential as a means to freedom and self-trust.
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Farnoosh's Wealth Fear Story
Farnoosh Torabi believed wealth would cost her love and family time due to cultural narratives.
A pivotal podcast interview with Barbara Hewson helped her challenge and change this limiting belief.
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Cultural Myths Block Women
Women often hold dual beliefs about money: intellectual confidence and deep-seated fear.
Prevalent cultural myths about femininity clash with embracing financial power and ambition.
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Balance Family and Career
Manage time between work and family with clear priorities and supportive community.
Embrace unapologetic self-investment as it fuels your ability to nurture both family and career.
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Barbara Hewson's "Prince Charming Isn't Coming" is a guide for women to achieve financial independence and security. The book challenges traditional expectations of relying on a partner for financial stability, empowering women to take control of their financial futures. It provides practical advice and strategies for managing money, investing, and building wealth. Hewson's personal experiences with financial challenges and her insights into the unique financial needs of women make this book a valuable resource. The book encourages women to prioritize their financial well-being and create a secure future for themselves.
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In "When She Makes More," Farnoosh Torabi addresses the challenges faced by women who are the primary breadwinners in their relationships. The book offers guidance and strategies for navigating financial dynamics, communication, and societal expectations. It explores the emotional and practical aspects of women's financial success, providing tools and insights for building strong relationships while achieving financial independence. Torabi's work challenges traditional gender roles and empowers women to embrace their financial power without compromising their personal lives. The book serves as a valuable resource for women seeking to thrive both professionally and personally.
Your fear of wanting more money isn’t about greed, it's rooted in the outdated stories you’ve inherited. In this episode, Heather sits down with Farnoosh Torabi, financial expert and host of the So Money podcast, to unpack the emotional blocks that keep women from owning their wealth and ambition. Listen in as they explore: 🩶 The cultural narratives that make women question their desire for money 🩶 How to rewrite your definition of power so it aligns with who you are 🩶 The mindset shift that transforms financial fear into freedom If you’ve ever felt like financial ambition comes at a personal cost, this episode will help you see wealth as a tool for healing, freedom, and self-trust. About Farnoosh Farnoosh Torabi is one of America’s leading personal finance experts. She is the host of the award-winning podcast So Money that has earned over 30 million downloads. She is a sought-after speaker and author of multiple books. Her newest is entitled A Healthy State of Panic, part-memoir, part-guidebook on how fear can be a superpower to achieve true wealth and career success. Along with being featured in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and Time Magazine, Farnoosh has appeared frequently on Today, Good Morning America, and more. She is a graduate of the Pennsylvania State University with a degree in finance and international business and holds a master’s degree from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. Farnoosh lives on the East Coast with her husband and two children. Connect with Farnoosh www.farnooshtorabi.comhttps://www.instagram.com/farnooshtorabi/ *** Don't let another summer go by drowning in task lists, and the guilt of snapping at the kids. The Energetic Time Management Membership is where you learn my proven system that has helped high-achieving women gain back 10+ quality hours a week (that's 520 hours a year!) while deepening family connections and recharging without burning out. Maximize the impact of everything you already do. See real results in less than 30 days at a no-brainer price point. Get started at heatherchauvin.com/membership
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