Money is emotional—and for women coaches, that's not a flaw. It's your leadership edge. But when emotion starts driving your pricing, offers, or income decisions? That's when it gets costly.
This is a money feminist podcast for women entrepreneurs, and today, I break down for you what it means to be 'money clean'. Not emotionless, but grounded, present and clear.
You'll learn how to spot when money emotions are running the show—and how to clean up your money energy in real time.
I'll walk you through 3 telltale signs that money decisions are influencing your decisions and share the exact practice I teach inside Secret Energy of Money to help you coach with clarity instead of chaos.
This is a core episode for any woman offering money coaching—and a must-listen if you're ready to lead with power, not pressure.
Money Coaching Key Takeaways:
3 signs emotion is quietly hijacking your money decisions.
Why discounting or overdelivering weakens your value and can sabotage your pricing integrity.
My 2-question "money clean" coaching practice you can use instantly to coach through doubts and scarcity.
How to offer transformative money coaching without taking on your client's emotions.
Why being "money clean" is a non-negotiable if you're serious about sustainable income and premium clients.
RESOURCES:
Ready to build a business where money feels more stable, more intentional, and more supportive? Where profit increases, decisions become clearer, and money starts staying instead of constantly cycling back out? Check out Secret Energy of Money personal mentoring with me.
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