Art of Money Podcast

A Money Date can be playful, sacred, decadent, spontaneous or scheduled, a quick connection, or luxuriously long - it’s simply time and space for you to connect with your money. And you might be surprised by just how fun and fulfilling they can be! In today’s Money Mocha, you’ll learn... - The “chocolate cake” metaphor for your money relationship - Ultra-quick ideas to shift your mood and make your Money Date feel more meaningful - Inspiration to dive deeper with the emotional, spiritual, and practical layers of money Plus! Permission to ditch that old spreadsheet that just isn’t working for you When your morning cuppa is ready, join me here to listen in or read along.

Today I have the honor of introducing you to one of the pioneers in this conscious money field: Saundra Davis. We discuss: - How she found herself in a brand-new profession (Financial Planning) at 44. - Why she decided personal finance was THE way she could make real change, particularly in the black community. - How she brings the intuitive, spiritual side of her life into money coaching. - Intersectionality, the income and wealth gaps, how the women’s movement has been different for black women, and the problem with summits. - What everyone can do to support diversity. - Why money is so much more complicated than “if you know better, you do better” and how that impacts the coaches she trains.

Listen to Patricia’s Money Memoir and find out how a decade of deep money work has impacted her life. In this deep yet playful conversation, Patricia shares openly and vividly about: - What inspired her to begin this work 10 years ago. - How money work has helped her forgive her challenging father. - Why she kept coming back to this work, even when it was tough (I love her metaphor of “little sips”). - How she’s claimed her value, let go of shame, and deepened her self-compassion. - How learning to get into her body has transformed her money, relationships, and career.

Hear what an award-winning biz strategist wishes more people knew about money (and much more) in this Money Memoir. In her uplifting and clear way, Racheal shares: - The unusual money gifts and challenges her entrepreneurial lineage endowed her with - The money blindspots she sees over and over with entrepreneurs - How she does bookkeeping as a person how hates the “hard slog” of details - The surprising upsides of actually looking at her numbers How she and her husband do money together — roles, Money Dates, and scary leaps.

Growing up in a wealthy family has its own set of challenges and pain points, and Rebecca articulates these so beautifully and openly. Plus, hear the stages of her money journey and how she relates to her “inner teenager,” especially when she shows up at the Apple Store (so helpful!).