When was the last time you reviewed your finances? Does thinking about money make you feel anxious or overwhelmed?  Listen in as psychiatrist, Dr. Jennifer Reid, speaks to Dr. Latifat Akintade about women taking control of our financial futures with clarity and confidence.

Topics we Discuss:
*What are money stories, and how can they hold us back?
*What are some common myths women believe about money?
*Is debt something to fear or avoid?
*What would the world look like if women held a larger share of the wealth?

Dr. Latifat Akintade, creator of MoneyFitMD, is a practicing Gastroenterologist and founder of The Money Coaching school for badass women physicians. She combines her knowledge of personal finance and skills as a certified life coach to help every woman, irrespective of their past, learn about money and have the financial freedom to live life & practice medicine on their own terms.

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