The day the news broke that Dolly Parton passed, one thing became impossible to ignore: she was living proof that a woman could be soft and strong, beloved and rich, generous and unwilling to settle.

She grew up one of twelve kids with a dad who couldn't read or write, and became worth around $500 million. Then she gave staggering amounts of it away.

This episode is for the woman who's been keeping herself small, shrinking her prices, softening her worth to stay likable.

Because being fully yourself and fully paid isn't greedy. It's the blueprint.

What You'll Hear:

Why do so many women carry guilt and discomfort around wanting to be rich, and where does it actually come from? [00:03:00]

What's the reframe that turns wanting money from "selfish" into the most generous thing you can do? [00:04:00]

How did Dolly hold firm on the rights to "I Will Always Love You," and what did that one decision earn her for life? [00:05:00]

Why will you always make the most money when you're aligned, not when you compromise? [00:07:00]

What did Dolly's giving actually look like, and why does it prove the world needs more rich women? [00:08:00]

What's the fun fact about women and wealth by 2030 that changes everything? [00:10:00]

Are you pricing from your worth, or from what feels safe and comfortable? [00:12:00]

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