Melissa Browne is my guest in this weeks episode talking about how you can increase your financial awareness to look after future you. 

We also go into Mel's business journey and how she went from a multi-million dollar traditional business into the wonderful world of online courses. Her course Financial Adulting Plan is open now!

Show notes: tinatower.com/109

Find Mel: melissabrowne.courses

Insta: @moremoneyforshoes

Melissa Browne is an ex-accountant, ex-financial advisor & ex-working till she drops. Nowadays she's a best-selling author, financial educator, business strategist & mentor and entrepreneur who is passionate about women particularly also live a life by design not default. 

 

Melissa also uses her unique, sometimes irreverent but always inspiring voice to speak and write about money, financial awareness, habits, strategy, business and occosaionally shoes. She has written three books, the illustrated business book More Money for Shoes, the coffee table book of financial fairy tales, Fabulous but Broke and the global best-seller Unf*uck your Finances. Her next book, Budgets Don't Work (but this does) will be released in July 2020 and dives further into understanding your Money Story, Money Environment, and Money Type, and developing great financial habits that work for your unique Financial Phenotype. 

Mel is CEO of the financial education business for women who want to financially grow up, The Money Barre, Director of Business at the long-day Early Learning Communities, Thinkers inq, and up unti she sold the business for seven figures in 2019, she was the CEO of the award-winning accounting and advisory firm A&TA (Accounting & Taxation Advantage). Three very different businesses that all are pushing the boundaries in their fields, questioning what is possible and disrupting their industry in order to create the best possible results for their communities. 

Melissa also writes a fortnightly column for the Money Section in the Sydney Morning Herald and Melbourne's The Age and has also been a regular contributor to CEO Magazine and Latte Magazine. She makes regular TV and radio appearances including Triple J's the Hack, The Today Show, Weekend Sunrise, Weekend Today, Sky Business and The Daily Edition. She has also been featured in or written articles for Cosmopolitan, Who, Vogue, Elle, The Collective, Harpers Bazaar, Rendezvous, Madison and more. In 2013, she was featured as one of Australia's 100 most inspiring women in Madison magazine and in 2016 was named one of The Financial Review's 100 Women of Influence.