I have a song in my heart in this solo episode, and it goes like this: "I've got my mind on my money, and money on my mind." The younger generation, armed with books, the internet, and social media, sees more women like them succeeding because women are now openly discussing financial matters in these mediums and with each other. This shift is crucial, yet old, sticky patterns linger—especially those around money. These patterns hold us back, muting us and casting shadows on our potential.

I'm reminded that it's a wild world out there. With women's history suppressed, it hit me like lightning: Women making money is challenging the status quo.

Struggles for financial independence are closely linked to broader issues of exploitation and inequality. Just as the earth has been exploited for profit, women have been undervalued in economic systems. By reclaiming financial power, we challenge patriarchal norms and pave the way for a more just and sustainable future.

Think of trailblazers like Sara Blakely, the inventor of Spanx, and Serena Williams, a tennis legend and savvy investor challenging norms. They speak out, revealing women's struggles. Sara's recent REEL asked, "Do you know when women in the U.S. could get a business loan without a male co-signer?" The answer—1988—highlighted how women's economic empowerment disrupts power structures. It also raises questions about how women artists started their own businesses. Then there are Jerry Gogosian's REELS, warning artists to avoid art school unless they have endless money, as it's seen as a waste.

As we navigate these complexities, we can rewrite the narrative, creating a world where women's economic contributions are celebrated and valued. It's not just about making money—it's also about reclaiming our voices, our agency, and our place in shaping a more equitable society.

Join me on this journey of discovery and empowerment. Together, let's blaze a path towards a future where every woman can thrive economically, creatively, and spiritually.

Highlights You Will Learn:

• Women making money is challenging the status quo. Sticky feelings about money are systemic.
• As recently as 1988, women needed a male co-signer for business loans—just 36 years ago!
• Pro-tips on how to sell your artwork.

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