In this powerful episode, I talk with Jane Guy, about how women are socialized to think about money and success.

Jane brings a unique perspective on what keeps women stuck around money - their internal stories, cultural narratives and black and white thinking.

We looked at how similar our money stories are to our body image stories and how both keep us playing small in smiliar ways.

Jane helps women rewrite their relationship with money through her business coaching where she turns the intellectual into the practical.

This conversation is a bold reminder of the impact of our socialisation on every aspect of our lives.

It was also a hugely hopeful episode where we help women navigate their way to a very different relationship with money and body image to impact a more postive sense of worthiness.

What you’ll learn in this episode:

• Where our money stories start
• How to change our money story so it's more empowering
• The link between how we feel about our bodies and how we are with money
• The best place to start to make change stick

Mentioned in the show:

Jane guy business coach helps women articulate their value so their work is clearly understood, recognised, and resourced. With over 20 years of experience supporting women and a reputation for sharp, no-fluff strategy with a huge side of laughter, Jane helps women move from being busy and capable to being known as high-impact problem-solvers and leaders.

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