Ever wonder why women with impressive careers still fantasize about being rescued? Even successful female executives sometimes harbor this secret hope that someone else will handle the heavy lifting of financial security.

Tracy interviews Jessie Gabriel, founder of All Places and champion for women's capital ownership. Jessie is a corporate lawyer turned advocate who's on a mission to change how financial power is distributed.

It's not about capability. It's about the stories we tell ourselves about money, power, and who gets to control both.

Stop waiting for someone else to build the financial world you want to see. Every dollar you spend is a vote. Every investment decision is a choice about whose vision gets funded.

In this episode, Tracy explores:

• Why less than 1% of $100 trillion is controlled by women
• How financial insecurity creates adult money shame
• The hidden patterns behind "proving you're not poor"
• Why every purchase is a power move
• How systemic exclusion perpetuates inequality

"Don't think I'm poor. Don't think I'm poor. That's what was driving my behavior—even when I was making more money than my parents ever had." ~ Jessie Gabriel

Imagine easily unlocking new levels of confidence to embody the essence of who you are. Feeling gorgeous in your own skin could open doors to greater fulfillment and impact!

Tracy chats with personal stylist and image consultant Keri Blair. With over 20 years experience styling high-profile executives and clients, Keri shares her journey from sales to fashion, highlighting how personal style impacts confidence and success.

• Identify the 3-5 key adjectives that capture your authentic personal brand
• Curate a wardrobe that radiates those qualities through your presence
• Leverage the first impression to attract what you want
• Boost energy for relationships, and goals!

"When you look in the mirror and you know you look beautiful that day, you're going to nail it. And if you look in the mirror and you go, oh, okay, well, this is all I got today, you're not going to nail it." ~ Keri Blair

Do you find yourself apologizing for what you don't know rather than confidently showcasing what you do? Tracy sits down with Jodie Kelley, CEO of the Electronic Transactions Association, who brings over 25 years of experience navigating leadership roles in male-dominated industries.

As women, we're often conditioned to focus on the boxes we don't tick instead of the ones we do. This unconscious pattern creates invisible barriers that hold us back more effectively than any glass ceiling.

In this revealing conversation, Jodie shares how her non-linear career path led to unexpected success and the crucial mindset shifts that separate those who break through from those who stay stuck. Her story proves that following what brings you joy can lead to more fulfillment than following a prescribed path.

• Why women apologize when men would simply showcase confidence
• How following your passion creates more authentic career success
• The unconscious biases affecting how female leaders are perceived
• Why being "relentlessly confident" is essential for women leaders
• How internal self-belief trumps external reception

"If you are doing your homework, really throwing yourself into your job in a positive way and delivering, that matters. And if you bring with it that confidence in yourself, there is definitely a path. It's not that there is no glass ceiling, but there is a way to get to where you want to be." ~ Jodie Kelley