Money Sex Power with Danetha Doe

In this episode, you’ll meet Kristine. This will be a 2-part episode. In this episode, I focus on how Kristine’s relationship with money impacted her sex life and in the next episode, we’ll explore how Kristine’s relationship with money impacted her friendship.

Kristine was interested in working with me because she had launched a cupcake business with her BFF, but they did not see eye to eye with money. They were bumping heads a lot. Kristine is very ambitious and wanted to scale the company quickly.

Her friend was chill and mellow. She wanted to build the brand slowly and was not interested in running a huge company.

At first, I thought our work would be solely about Kristine and the cupcake business and some friend relationship therapy. But, as it turns out, Kristine had a few more layers we needed to work through before addressing her business relationship with her BFF.

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In today’s episode, I’m going to walk you through the work I did with a private client named Brandi. Brandi had $35,000 in credit card debt, had never had an orgasm, and had low self-esteem. 

When we first started working together, Brandi was doing freelance web design work. She was earning about $60,000 a year in gross revenue. Also, her monthly revenue was inconsistent. Some months she would do $10,000 in sales and in other months it could be $2,500 or less.

When Brandi decided to work with me, her goal was to generate at least $100,000 in sales in one year. Now, after our work together, Brandi pays herself a salary of $110,000. She paid off $35,000 in debt within two years and grew her team to three full-time employees.

You'll learn the tactical business steps we took to level up Brandi's business. And, you'll learn how we incorporated Brandi's sex life to help release her energetic blocks to abundance.

Stay tuned to the end to hear this episode's journal prompt. Head over to the Money Sex Power substack to share your journal response and to receive three additional journal prompts to help you level up your business.

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In today’s episode, I’m going to walk you through the work I did with a private client named Pamela. Together we brought Pamela's dream of becoming a full-time artist to life.

You'll learn the two tactical steps we took to help her transition for her career in marketing to a career as a painter. And, you'll learn how we incorporated Pamela's sex life to help release her energetic blocks to abundance.

Stay tuned to the end to hear this episode's journal prompt. Head over to the Money Sex Power substack to share your journal response and to receive three additional journal prompts to help you level up your business.

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In today’s episode, I’m going to walk you through the work I did with a private client named Carmen. Together we took her consulting business from roughly $7,000 per month to earning a consistent $15,000 to $30,000 per month. 

You'll learn the two tactical steps we took to level up her business. And, you'll learn how we incorporated Carmen's sex life to help release her energetic blocks to abundance.

Stay tuned to the end to hear this episode's journal prompt. Head over to the Money Sex Power substack to share your journal response and to receive three additional journal prompts to help you level up your business.

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Hi love, welcome to the Money Sex Power podcast. I’m your host, Danetha Doe. I'm a personal finance expert and the founder of Money & Mimosas. In this podcast, I explore the intersection of money, sex, power and what it means to be a fully embodied woman. A wealthy woman. An untamed, wild woman. A free woman. A woman fully in her JOY. A woman fully in her power.

This episode is relaunching the podcast. It's a short episode to share what you can expect from Money Sex Power this season and a little update on my life.

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Hi love, welcome to the Money Sex Power podcast. I’m your host, Danetha Doe. In this podcast, I explore the intersection of money, sex, and power. 

This relaunch episode will be to share what you can expect from Money Sex Power this season and a little update on my life. 

During this season, I’m pulling back the curtain on the work I do with my private clients. Each episode during this season will include a story about a client I’ve worked with and the unconventional financial strategies we used to achieve their goals.

Every episode will conclude with a journal prompt to support you on your journey. To share your responses, head on over to Substack.

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In this special episode, I wanted to explore power in politics and what impact Vice President Kamala Harris will have on the collective experience of Black women in the United States. Today's guest is truthteller, Rita Forte. 

Rita Forte is the Founder of the marketing organization The Olive Street Agency (TOSA) in Oakland, overseeing all strategy and operations of offerings including Merchandising, Social Media Management, and Video Content Creation. Prior to TOSA, from 2001-2011, she was a DJ/On-Air Personality on Radio (106.1 KMEL & Sirius Satellite) and through Mixtape Projects. With her team at TOSA, she has delivered clients' marketing services across the spectrum of small businesses, non-profits, artists, and political candidates.  

Most recently in 2018, TOSA ran the social media and video efforts for the current mayor of East Palo Alto, Regina Wallace-Jones, and Contra Costa County District Attorney, Diana Becton. In 2019, Rita was the Bay Area Regional Field Coordinator for the Marianne Williamson for President Campaign. Rita is also a member and part of the leadership teams of national community organizations BWOPA (Black Women Organized for Political Action) and ADOS (American Descendants of Slavery).  Rita has a B.A. in Psychology from Williams College, MA.

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In this episode, I open up a few pages of my money diary to share my process of constructing my identity as a wealthy woman. I define a wealthy woman as a woman who is financially thriving, fully in her power, and fully self-expressed. 

The episode begins with a life and business update. My fiancé and I have been Airbnb hopping in gorgeous locations in nature. The Money & Mimosas readership is up 24.2%, even though I'm no longer on social media. 

Then I close the episode with the three areas of constructing my identity as a wealthy woman which includes my appearance, my life philosophy, and who I am intentionally becoming.

For all the resources and links mentioned in the episode, visit this article link: Constructing my identity as a Wealthy Woman

If you are a white woman consuming my content, you can send your compensation to my Venmo @DanethaDoe.

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In this episode, I share how I am moving forward as a Black woman who is wealthy and thriving despite the violent toxicity present in white women.

If you are a white woman consuming my content, you can Venmo me at @danethadoe for my labor.

To learn more about my body of work, visit Money & Mimosas. 

Why do folks continue to find themselves in vicious cycles of scarcity, abusive relationships, and shitty situations? Carolyn Elliott, PhD argues that it's because we refuse to acknowledge the unconscious pleasure we derive from the taboo side- the shadow side- of our being. The side of us that loves all the "bad" experiences.

Elliott refers to this side of use as "Existential Kink". She says when you learn to harness your existential kink, your life will transform because you learn how to unleash your full power. 

In this conversation, I chat with Carolyn about her philosophy, how it helped her build a $1.2 million business, and why it is further proof that all white women love the financially abusive system known as white supremacy.

Links mentioned on the podcast:

1. Existential Kink

2. WEALTH- Carolyn's coaching program

3. Carolyn's website

4. Carolyn's Instagram

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