Wp. 18: Why Women Overthink Money with Lupita Lechuga
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For our FIRST guest episode, we're talking about something most of us deal with—but don't always want to talk about:
MONEY. 💸
Why do women overthink it so much?
This week, Melissa and Kami are joined by Lupita Lechuga, RICP®, Director of Financial Planning, for a very real conversation about our relationship with money and why so much of it has absolutely nothing to do with the numbers.
We talk about the money messages we picked up as kids, why women tend to second-guess financial decisions, the pressure to have it all figured out, spending guilt, debt, FOMO, impulse purchases, credit cards, saving, and what happens when life is simply life-ing and dealing with your finances keeps getting pushed further down the list.
Lupita also shares some practical ways to make money feel less overwhelming - including getting organized, understanding where your money is actually going, identifying what you genuinely value, sleeping on purchases before hitting "buy," and choosing one financial priority when everything feels like too much.
And yes... we also somehow get into Starbucks, Amazon carts, Kohl's Cash, trinkets, taking your bra off at the end of the day, and why your shoes probably don't need a payment plan. 😂
This isn't about being perfect with money.
It's about getting more comfortable talking about it, understanding the habits and beliefs influencing our decisions, and building the confidence to make the next right move for your life.
Because maybe we don't need to have money completely figured out.
Maybe we just need to stop being so afraid to talk about it.
🎙️ CONNECT WITH LUPITA
Instagram: @positive_pita
LinkedIn: Lupita Lechuga | /in/lechugasuccess
🎙️ CONNECT WITH MELISSA
Instagram: @becoming.on.purpose
🎙️ CONNECT WITH KAMI
Instagram: @epscoaching
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