I’m thrilled to share my recent interview with The Pledgettes, a community of women who takes an active role in their finances in an effort to close the gender wealth gap. They focus on making value-aligned decisions towards individual financial goals — because when more women take individual action concerning their money, the collective impact grows.

Your Financial A-Team

This past spring, they discussed the five types of people you need on your Financial A-Team. It should include:

• Growth Partners: These licensed professionals help you identify your goals and develop strategies to reach them. They give you a safe space to talk about your wins and failures as you plot a path to financial freedom. 
• Connectors: We all have an outgoing friend or two who makes you feel like you can talk about anything. Chances are, they are happy to discuss finances with you — especially since money shouldn’t be a taboo topic! Start the conversation, and you’ll be amazed at what you learn. 
• Mentors and Mentees: Find people who are 10 steps ahead of your financially as well as 10 steps behind you. Ask questions about how they got to where they are or what their future goals are. You’ll feel both inspired and motivated.
• High-Five Tribe: This group of friends is simply there to support and celebrate your achievements. You may be working towards different goals, but the important thing is that you all believe everyone can reach financial success.
• Diverse Thinkers: These are the risk-takers who know all about cryptocurrency and Sacred Economics. Learn from their different perspectives and experiences!

As a financial therapist, I fall into the bucket of Growth Partners. During my interview with The Pledgettes, we discussed my work, my thoughts on Big Financial Goals, the members of my own Financial A-Team, and so much more! Check out the full interview here.

Master Your Money Workgroup

Are you ready to make 2022 your best year yet? Consider joining my upcoming Master Your Money workgroup, set to begin in January 2022. This six-month program involves one 90-minute session per month with expert guidance and one-on-one help. During this workgroup, you’ll learn how to get out of debt, save money, grow your business, and reach financial success. Plus, you’ll be working with a supportive group of people like yourself, all using your newfound knowledge and tools to bring about real change to your relationships with money.

I hope you’ll join us for the upcoming Master Your Money workgroup and start the new year strong! You can reach out to wendy@financialtherapysolutions.com with questions.

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